Named after the song and the film of the same name, help represent the South for 's Bad Boy label, just as did in 2004. The Atlanta group's admiration for members goes beyond the name; they've clearly picked up some of their ultra-violent, foul-mouthed tendencies from the pioneering group, and the late even 'drops in' for a guest spot on 'Gangstas.'

(Producer actually recycled it from a Def Squad track.) Despite the nearly -like fixation, sound Southern through and through, and they're definitely one of the hardest groups to come out of their region (wives are seduced, brains are splattered, bodily fluids land all over the place, etc.). Despite some beneficial beats (delivered by,, and ) and seasoned verses from the MCs (a couple of which already have solo careers in motion), the album isn't all that memorable. At least the Bad Boy boss doesn't make a fool out of himself with too many of his infamous interjections. Euro Gunz V9.