Nov 12, 2014
Official Video for Dillinger, Depp and Debo by Wild Bill and Ben Waid featuring King Pap and Pudge of Fab Deuce. Video by BL-Dub and Friends.
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Official Video for Dillinger, Depp and Debo by Wild Bill and Ben Waid featuring King Pap and Pudge of Fab Deuce. Video by BL-Dub and Friends.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Pudge of Fab Deuce goes in on a Funk Junkie Instrumental. www.thefunkjunkie.bandcamp.com www.fabdeucecrew.bandcamp.com www.routinefly.com
Catch us performing at The Oaktopia Music Festical this year. Here is a cypher featuring King Pap, Ritchy Flo, Stu Brootal, Wild Bill and S. Good. Catch the entire Fab Deuce Crew performing Live at Andy's on Friday September 19th.
New Song by Pudge. Instrumental produced by A Sims
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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
An Mc out of Dallas named B.Dogg got Pudge on a track that was just released. Check it out..Check out the homie B.Dogg at a live show when you get a chance.
Pudge goes in for 9+ minutes on some of his favorite instrumentals. All of the beats heard on this project are stollen. This was made strictly for entertainment purposes only. No profits will be received.. unless you choose to donate.
Fab Deuce – “Put It On” (Pudge)
Pairs Well With…People Under The Stairs, Jurassic 5, Rec League Records
Fab Deuce. They're the fun dudes who live down the street and have your back in a moment's notice. You can vibe with them around a bonfire, spit free styles over Bud Lights, or hit up the batting cage. And if you listen closely, you might hear the sweet echo of someone burping to the beat or the sweet quacklings of feathered friends. If you don't get the inside jokes, it's all good because Fab Deuce is here to share the swag. Lord knows they have too much of it already. Fab Deuce has spilled swag all over Denton and DFW, and numerous spots across the West.
Fab Deuce has evolved over time but its leader remains a constant. Ringleader and frontman "Pudge" Brewer of Denton sets the tone: hip hop that begets head-nodding and break dancing, upbeat themes and inclusive, y'all gather 'round hooks. He's a tireless microphone hustler, tending to the stage and working up those defined kick and snare laden beats in his home studio. On Saturday at 35 Denton (Andy's on the Square @ 9:30pm), he will appear with the current configuration of the group, which will include hip hop local Ernie McCrackin (Junk Food and Dumb & Dumber with Pudge) and teammates Matt P and Juicy the Emissary. There may be others, Deuce Crew original Blaine and cameo specialist Wild Bill, perhaps, but we'll just have to wait to see who responds to the rallying quacks. You can expect energetic, well-delivered flows over thumpy, block-rockin early-90s influenced hip hop tracks (production by Pudge and Juicy the Emissary).
Some years back, I was home for the holidays and found myself at Andy's on the Square, where, coincidentally, Fab Deuce is playing for 35. About a half hour into one of the acts, a mob of folks appeared at the front and eventually packed the house for what was one of Fab Deuce's first public performances. There were nodding heads, hands waving in unison, bouncing kick drums and lots of interaction between the emcees and the crowd. It was about as joyful and fun a hip hop show as you can get. A typical Fab Deuce show, it turns out. Not in Brooklyn or Chicago. It happened in Denton, where Fab Deuce and associated acts have carved out a comfortable nest where hip hop heads can flock.