PROF & St. Paul Slim - Horses in the Ghetto (Official Video) video free download
Stophouse Music Group is proud to announce the music video for "Horses in the Ghetto," a standout on this summer's wildly popular Recession Music album. The track features production by the Beatchefs and verses of lawless cowboy-sized swagger by Slim & Prof.
Recession Music, "arguably the best local rap album of the summer" (City Pages), is available for FREE DOWNLOAD at http://stophouse.bandcamp.com/album/recession-music and you can view the rest of the catalog at http://stophouse.squarespace.com/releases/. Thanks to the hard work of Dave Wilson, Jesse Cairnie, Andrew Benz, the Beatchefs (Rich and BP), St. Paul Slim, and Prof.
Enjoy the video and share it with a friend. ♥
Starring:
Prof
St. Paul slim
Directed by Dave Wilson
Assisted by Jesse Cairnie and Andrew Benz
Comments
8 years ago
Drew Chamberlain
Double barrel shotgun! Ever cocked one? Shot one?8 years ago
anouphab inthasone
Yes cops do come on horse back I've seen that in frogtown 8 years ago
melvin11429
Prof Dirty Bastard.Str8 outta MinnePROFolis.8 years ago
Sean Henry
Just heard you in a rhymesayers song and recognized your voice immediately from when you came to Missoula haha still remember you playing this song 9 years ago
John Doe
prof shouldve did this beat alone he killed it... the other 2 were garbage9 years ago
Max McLay
Annoys the shit out of me how St. Paul Slim comes in late on his first verse. 9 years ago
Mt gaming
Even worse than the last PROF song I heard9 years ago
Danny Kappa
LOVE IT!9 years ago
bro1ification
This my shit prof go hard9 years ago
Igor
Yo fuck Toronto!9 years ago
Cameron Berry
Sweet special effects, good luck.9 years ago
fuck
@t0talimm0rtalz dude ingnorant whimsical bullshit is one of the best things about hip hop. I like real shit too, I'd even say I prefer it, but when I just want to feel good and jam out this shit is perfect. Plus these two both have numerous tracks that are much more serious, and creative, than this particular track. Bottom line is it doesn't always have to be about messages and feelings with hip hop and that's why it's such a great genre.10 years ago
20cberg
If u don't like Prof and St. Paul slim get the fuck out 10 years ago
Puck her right in the Fussy
Cropp <3 I love you for reminding me of this track10 years ago
t0talimm0rtalz
I am the opposite of clueless. The music scene of hip hop, punk and metal are detrimental to my way of life. I'm not "comparing" these artists. I'm merely pointing out that a similarity between them is the promotion of whimsical, fraudulent, and emasculating entertainment. Although they add a few sick rhymes here and there, it doesn't feel like they are passionate in creating art with words or changing the game at all. Its like a joke, and because of that, I can't bring myself to respect them10 years ago
t0talimm0rtalz
Haha how do you correlate what I said to the bullshit point you're trying to make? Someone forgot to pay attention in literature and reading classes.10 years ago
Ryan Stewart
Sounds like someone is jealous they can't write their own sick rhymes.10 years ago
