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The Kings of Rap get together for the remix of one of the best songs of 2009.
The result is Jay-Z and Snoop on the Kings G-Mix of I Wanna Rock.
The song is favorable, but some have raised their ire when Jigga says,
It’s No Biggie, I’m Just The King Now. Snoop spits a
Rakim-influenced verse that eventually merge a bit of Rob Base in
there, the man that rapped in the 80s version of this jam.
Listen to it and then download it.
http://usershare.net/bzcj064ljada
Prodigy Ft. Cory Gunz “Great Spitters” Prod. By Havoc 
Twista “Purple Swag Freestyle” 
Paul Wall Ft. Killa Kyleon “Bread On The Menu” 
Joell Ortiz [BGA] Ft. Jim Jones and Iffy The Badman “I Want It All Remix” 
HEATER OF THE DAY: Action Bronson Ft. Rockie Fresh and Macie Stewart “Dear Heather” 
Kenneth ‘Supreme’ McGriff Spared Death Penalty 
