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August 22, 2009 @ 11:56 AM | Written by: J. Tinsley

Pill Performs 'Trap Goin' Ham' In NYC

Simply put, Pill is that dude. In the long run, some may classify his music as ignorant and cliche’, but I tend to view it as authentic and real. Plus I have respect for any artist who makes a name for themselves through a grassroots campaign. Word to Barack.

Pill’s “Trap Goin’ Ham” video is by far the video of the year in my book. The context gets even deeper when your realize the neighborhood where it was shot was minutes away from a police precinct and the state capitol building. Here, the Pink City representative performs the cult classic at Santos Geetoz in New York City.

For those who want to see what the hype is about or want to play catch up, download Pill’s “4180: The Perscription” mixtape. Hurry up because “4075: The Refill” will be here before you know it.

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