Profit Money - The Execution of Profit Money

Profit Money - Don't Say I Never Gave You Nothing Vol 4

To check more hot beats from Profit Money, check out the rest of his "Don't Say I Never Gave You Nothing" tapes here

Profit Money - Cakewalk

Cakewalk by ProfitMoney

New heat from everyone's favorite Inappropriate Asshole, Profit Money himself! (I hear rumors of an IA 2 to hit the streets eventually....)

Duke Johnson Aug. 20th 2011 w/ K Kutta, Dinosaur Burps, Profit Money, Poetik

If you live in Charleston or Huntington, there's no excuse for missing this one!

Profit Money - Life To Live

P$ goes in on this track
Life To Live by ProfitMoney

Profit Money's Hip Hop gamer review of Black Ops...

You know him as your local neighborhood MC ass hole... we know him as Mr. I'll Shoot You In The Face via X Box... on to the review... - LFTD

Admittedly, I haven't finished the campaign, so I'll touch on it briefly. The story is very good. You are a operative for the US Gov and at times report directly to President Kennedy. While it is immersive, the biggest problem I had were the cutscenes. Just when you've finished a pretty heavy piece of action and it feels you are about to enter more, you are pulled into another cutscene. This aside, I'd recommend the game for those that mainly play campaign modes of FPS'.

Zombies:

Zombies are back. The game mode has kept all of the good qualities of the improvements offered in the later DLC maps and gives them right off the bat. There are 2 actual zombie maps, and a top down Contra-esque zombie map called "DOA". Not only can you play with a few friends at the house, but now you can take your friends to XBox live and play there as well (more on that later).

My favorite part of Zombies is probably the map called "Five" which is a reference to the maps setting, The Pentagon. You play as one of 4 characters: John F Kennedy, Richard Nixon, Secretary of Defense at the time Robert McNamara, and oddly enough, Fidel Castro. The map has many levels to descend into. I still haven't figured it out entirely, as I've only played it once with Akshun. But there's this scientist that for some reason will walk up to you and take your gun, or separate you from your party (and you can't do shit about it), and you have TO rely on team communication to find your way back. Very fun.

On a side note: If you want to unlock all of the zombie maps without having to go through gameplay, I have a code for you:

When at the main menu, press RT and LT alternatively, rapidly, to break free from your chair. Go around to the back of the room and press X to get onto the computer. Type in: 3ARC UNLOCK and press enter. This will unlock ALL of the zombie maps. Not sure if it takes away achievements to use with caution.

Multiplayer:

This is by far my favorite part of the game and pretty much the only reason I play the series anymore. Many of the complaints so far have been about the graphics, which are on par with MW2 at best. I've had no problems with them really. I guess others were expecting some big advancement. But when you consider that this is a game made separately from IW's MW2, the graphics HAVE improved since Treyarch's last release in the series, CoD: World at War.

The other complaint is sound. Treyarch intentionally nerfed it. Many players had an advantage if they went out of their way to buy a set of Turtle Beach headphones and Treyarch apparently saw this as a disadvantage and inherently unfair to the players who either didn't know of such headphones, or didn't have the money for them. Either way, I agree that it is very unfair to a person who has shelled out 60 bucks for this game, only to have someone who shelled out an extra 120 bucks for the headphones slaughter them anytime they get near. That said, I disagree with the amount they have reduced the sound.

Your own footsteps seem crazy loud and it is nearly impossible to hear when someone is around you, even if you are still. I never felt I was at a disadvantage with the sound as it was, I actually did better because I could just turn around and kill whoever was pursuing me trying to get an easy knife kill and I did it with the sound as it was through my TV, without headphones. Now I have to rely on shadows from the sun or the reaction of teammates as an indicator of enemy locations in my vicinity. This is supposedly changed with the Ninja Pro perk. Though I haven’t used it, I’ve heard that it doesn’t improve the sound of enemy players much at all.

A glaring omission in the “Perks” is Stopping Power (Though Juggernaut has not made a return either). The lack of SP makes guns like the 3 round burst M16 and the single shot M14 (Think M1A1 from WaW) and FAL all but pointless to everyone but the most accurate of players.

However, the lack of Stopping Power means that if you run out of ammo, and are proficient on the wide array of weapons Black Ops offers, you stand the same chance as the next man who has that specific weapons system equipped on a dedicated class.

They’ve nerfed sniping considerably, and quick scoping has been strongly discouraged as even the developers have been quoted as saying it is a cheap way to play, and not at all intended purpose of a sniper rifle, a fact obvious to anyone with a brain. The maps vary, but very few are even remotely friendly to snipers, as the porousness of a map allows for many ways to sneak up on a sniper. Couple this with the fact that they can only have one Claymore, and cannot use Scavneger Pro to get more after the first one was used, and it is all but impossible for a sniper to cover all Avenues of Approach adequately.

COMMANDO PRO IS GONE! This will come as a welcome relief to a lot of you guys, especially Jcart lol. The biggest complaint of MW2 has got to be the introduction of the Commando Perk. It allowed a player to avoid a close ranged death by allowing him to knife from halfway across the room, regardless of whether he was being shot at or not. Many players (Myself included) combined this perk with Marathon Pro and Lightweight Pro to become essentially an unstoppable running and knifing machine. Those of you who like to camp a room, or just control an area while knowing your back is covered, will also be pleased to learn that no combination of Marathon and Lightweight allows you to simply run past Claymore Mines any more either. In this respect, the game has gained some sorely needed balance.

Most of the perks are the same, but one new perk deserves some mention: Hacker and Hacker Pro. With this perk it allows you to see enemy Claymores, Turrets, and Equipment. When you buy the upgrade (The game has a point systems like currency called “CoD points” as opposed to “Unlocking” a perk. Weapons still need unlocked but must be purchased as well, including attachments and customizations like reticules, reticule colors, shapes, and lens colors) you are able to “hack” the enemies turrets and if you steal a care package, you will leave the care package box behind, but booby trapped so that the enemy tries to pick it up and is killed when it detonates.

The spawn system is a terrible, buggy, piece of shit, and seems to spawn enemies randomly until you realize that the game doesn’t give a fuck if you are in the enemy spawn or not, people are going to spawn there, making turning your back once there a dumb move.

You earn money by purchasing completing “Contracts” in a given time. Harder contracts cost more but allow more time to complete and obviously yield a great ROI.

Your player emblem is now customizable with different shapes, numbers, and letters (up to ‘E’, I’m assuming to prevent offensive words being used) and up to 12 ‘layers’ you must purchase in a sort of mini-Photoshop arrangement.

All player stats, like KDR, weapons killed by, best weapon used, Death heatmaps, kills heatmaps, and other options previously available only on the CoD website, are now accessible straight from your player card. The catch is, other players can see this too. So unless you really ARE good, keep your shit talking to a minimum, cuz I WILL check. You also have the ability to save clips or entire games on your profile in “Theater” mode; it also allows you to bring your entire gameplaying party seamlessly entire the Theater to watch your clips with you. However, you can only upload (at the moment) clips UNDER 30 seconds to the CoD website, which you can link your YouTube page to to publish automatically there as well.

As I stated earlier, you can now bring up to 3 friends online with you, from the same XBox. This is very good for those who are having a casual get together and have always wanted to have your friends play with you, instead of the boredom suffered waiting for the sticks to make the rounds. But don’t plan on taking your matches serious, as the split screen takes some time to get used to and severely hampers your field of vision, and as such, your gameplay.

I’m VERY dissappointed TreyArch did not include vehicles in this game, but I digress.

The compensated for this somewhat by including all new controllable killstreaks like the RC-XD and the Gunship.

The RC-XD is a killstreak reward earned at 3 kills with no deaths. It takes you out of your character (So use it somewhere safe, like a room with one door protected by claymore) and into a remote controlled car which you drive up to an enemy and then detonate using the trigger. It is possible for the enemy to shoot it before you reach him, so choose your approach wisely. If your car is being shot at, a simple push of LB for the Turbo Button should get you through the fire to quickly kill the enemy.

The Gunship (Earned at 11-0) is a BEAST of a reward as it is something like Chopper Gunner (Now earned at 9-0) except that you are in an Apache Helicopter and you ALSO control the helicopter. So now you don’t have to wait for the chopper to swing around to get those enemies hiding driectly behind a building, you can maneuver there on your own. It throws out flairs, making it hard to bring down in just 2 missile strikes, usually requiring 4.

Another new AWESOME edition is the SR71 Blackbird (Available at 8-0; Akshun LOVES this reward). This KS reward is something like Spy Plane (The new name for UAV) except that it tells you the enemy location in REAL TIME (No scans) and even tells you what direction they’re facing and the location of all turrets and sentry guns they have on the map. While it doesn’t directly generate kills for the user, it is well worth it for the amount of kills you can indirectly rack up from the intel.
The last new feature I can think of right now is the addition of the “Combat Training” lobby.

This is a sort of “Single Player” multiplayer in which you play against dummy (or robot) players that use the names from your friends lists. You can choose the difficulty at which you want to play, and even rank up as you normally would online, however the credits, weapons, killstreaks, and stats do not transfer over once you go Live. They are exclusive that particular game mode. Combat Training is particularly good for improving, trying out new techniques, trying out new weapons, or pretending you have friends. Also, if you are one of the people that let your Xbox Live sub go as a result of the economy, I’d imagine it being a fun way to pretend your online, while getting better once you can actually do so.

All in all I would heartily recommend this game to ANYONE who is holding out. The campaign is solid. The multiplayer has been DRASTICALLY balanced and Zombies are as fun as ever. No matter what originally drew you to the series, this game appears to be the pinnacle of the years of refinement the series has had.
I urge you to at least rent the game and give it a go.

--Profit Money

Paycheck Game - Street Value [FULL ALBUM]

So the man retires and then leaks on WVRapScene, what is probably the album of the year, without a single Tweet, Facebook status update, Ad on a website any form of advertising... Featuring beats from Geedy Beats, LipBeats, 95, Profit Money and DJ MonstaLung and a few super hot guest verses from 6'6 240, Ace Beanz and Dirty Hun the album is very good.

Make sure you download what is the last project from Paycheck Game.

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Profit Money - Asshole II

OK!!!!!!!!!

This is hilarious... and dope.

Asshole II by ProfitMoney


And yes I put that picture of P$ up just to be an asshole!

Paycheck Game ft Dirty Hun - Product of My Environment Prod by Profit Money

Prfit Money comes through with a really hot beat... Paycheck and Dirty Hun both deliver some high quality rhymes. Great WV song... period.

Hot topic of the day.... Huey Mack

A topic of discussion has been popping up quite a bit recently due to one artist in particular...



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Should WV artists support each other even if they don't care for the others music/movement? Huey Mack just dropped his new mixtape and videos to support it. Profit Money dissed him on the most recent DJ MonstaLung/DJ Source "Backyard Brawl" mixtape. Do these guys need to get along?

As fans and fellow artists how do you feel about it?


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Should an artist hold their tongue if they think that an artist's song/video is not good for "the good of the states music scene"?

Afroman w/ Dinosaur Burps, P Money + guests in Huntington

Afroman with the Dinosaur Burps, Profit Money, Null and Void and Dress To Repulse at Shamrocks in Huntington on Sept. 23rd. Going to be a fun show.

Profit Money - Redshit/Blueshift Double Album D/L

SoundVizion Ent's own Profit Money has worked himself into a position as one of WV's best and most acclaimed producers. In his first solo project as a rapper, he steps out onto a limb and drops a double album for the people. Make sure you check his interview with L-No out to find out where this mans mind is coming up with titles like these.


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L-No interview with Profit Money

L-No comes through with the EXCLUSIVE Profit Money interview!

Profit Money is a name that has been steadily climbing towards the top of the list of producers in WV for the last four years. More recently, he’s thrown his hat successfully in the MC’ing ring. Love him or hate him, everyone seems to have an opinion…but luckily so does he. Lots of them. And he’s not afraid to tell you either… for my money, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. I linked up with P Dollars on the release date for his DOUBLE album “Redshift/Blueshift” to philosophize about god, bitches and shit…

L-NO: Tell me about the new album and the process of making it…How did you come up with the title, and why did you end up deciding to do a double album as opposed to holding some material back for a future release?

Profit Money: SPOILER ALERT: This is going to be a long answer. This thing has been almost a year in the making, whether I knew about it then or not. At first it was going to be a producer album along the lines of Charleston producer, 95’s “9 Nickel Bags Of Funk.” Meanwhile I was still making beats and songs for myself. It kept getting harder and harder to let beats go so I just started jumping on them too. Eventually I scrapped the producer album altogether because I had just done something to that effect with Paycheck Game called “Inappropriate Assholes”. Plus I had released 3 beat albums over the summer so I felt like I’ve pushed far enough on the producer side, so let’s fuck rap in its butt right quick.

That’s when Redshift slowly started coalescing and forming a shape. Originally it was a single album for which I planned to have around 20 or so tracks. I just couldn’t stop creating. When I was finished, I couldn’t fit all the music I had made into an 80 minute disc. So from there I decided, fuck it, I’ll split this disc and THEN I can put back some of the tracks I really hated to take off the album in the first place, for the sake of time constraints.

So Redshift continued evolving right up til its release. In fact, it wasn’t a double album until the day before me and B Hyphen dropped it.

As far as the title, it comes from astrophysics. You wouldn’t know it from a casual conversation or even my music, but I’m really into that shit. Redshift and Blueshift are terms for the visible light one can observe relative to a star or galaxy’s movement toward or away from the observer. As an object moves away, its light signature is relatively loose, if you will, making its light appear closer to the red portion of the visible light spectrum. As an object moves closer its light is compressed in front of it, causing it to appear bluer; if only slightly. In fact if you were to travel at the speed of light, you would be seeing through a sort of tunnel vision. The inner field of your vision would be crested in a faint blue ring, while you’re peripheral, because you would be observing approaching and receding light at the same time. This is also called the Doppler Effect or Doppler Shift. It is demonstrable here on earth. The next time an ambulance passes you, listen. As it approaches you, the sound waves from the siren are compressed in front of it, and as it passes it they are more spread out. This “Redshifting” and “Blueshifting” is the reason why the ambulance sounds so different relative to its location and yours.

I picked the title “Redshift” for the album to signify that a) I’m a fuckin star and b) I’m moving away from everybody. When I decided it was going to be a double album, it also afforded me a stroke of genius. I could now use the antithesis of Redshift for the second disc, instead of the generic Disc 1 and Disc 2 format. Thus Blueshift was born. Then I went a step further. I split the album in such a way that my most crazy, experimental, and fun songs could be on Redshift, keeping with its namesake and showing I was “moving away from you”. While on Blueshift, the songs gradually become more personal and therefore more relatable on a human level, and keeps with its namesake by showing I was “moving closer to you.” To me it was a flash of brilliance and I was extremely grateful for it, though I doubt most people would get that straight out of the box, and please believe I’m not saying that condescendingly. But to know all that would require that you really be into that kind of stuff which, thankfully, I am. I will now cease pretending to be smart for the rest of this interview.

With that said, the material was final as soon as it was recorded. To get that, you have to understand how I work. When I make beats I write to them. If it makes it past 4 bars, it might be good. One verse? I’m onto something. A verse and a hook? Let’s write a few more verses and see where it goes. If I write a whole song, export the beat, move it to my recording PC (I make beats on a separate computer and shift beats with a jump drive)and then finish it without thinking it sounds dumb, or just isn’t good… Then I have a keeper. It sounds simple, but believe me it’s a long process that works well for me. So I don’t make a whole shitload of songs and pick the best. If they make it into a “finished songs” folder then trust they are the best I could do or they would never have been done. Oh, and if there’s a beat that makes me run around my house freestyling like a crazy person and write a song in 15 minutes, that’s a keeper too.

L-NO: Have you heard any early feedback from the album? What are your expectations for it?

Profit Money: I have actually. It’s been really good. As cocky as I am, this is a surprise. I’m not so stuck on myself that I’m not aware of how I’m perceived. I am fully aware I’m not for everyone, maybe anyone, as any of my ex girlfriends will attest to. People I’ve never met are sending me messages full of accolades.

But the biggest feedback is the numbers. We all know that quote “Men lie, Women lie, numbers don’t.” My goal was to achieve 250 plays and downloads within one month of the release. As I’m talking to you it hasn’t been a full 24 hours since we released RS/BS and we’ve already hit 220, only 15 of which is tracking from WVRapscene.com. The song WVU is the fastest moving single despite having no hype and being buried on Redshift. 5 people were kind enough to actually buy the album despite the fact that it’s completely free. We’re on track to exceed our first month’s goal on the first day of the release.

It gets better when you consider: We had no release date, No prior promoting other than a Facebook page, I haven’t had an album out since 2006, This is my first solo album, It’s a double album, We haven’t been blowing anyone’s Facebook, Myspace, or Twitter accounts up with spam mail, and it’s all on the internet. I’m blown away by how successful the album already is. I’m ecstatic actually. It feels so good to sit back and look at this thing and be like “I did that”, and then to see it be so well received? Cloud 9 over here bro.



L-NO: How do you juggle your schedule of WVU student, military service and being one of the best producers in the Dub and still stay motivated?

Profit Money: To be honest? WRECKLESS AS FUCK. I can’t plan for shit and I’m horribly disorganized. One of my exes called me a beautiful mess, because somehow it all works for me. I have to take everything one day at a time. Things come, things go. Shows come, get canceled, I get pissed, I get drunk, rinse and repeat. When it comes to my son though, he has priority. I have precious time left here and I want to spend it with him. He is my heart. No homo.

To do it all though, I have to add hours to my day. I do that by sleeping less and eating one meal a day. Sleeping and eating actually piss me off. I hate that I have to do them, if that makes sense. It’s such a waste of time. During school year I spend my day at my mandatory classes, come home and study for a few hours, play some Xbox or make beats, call my baby’s mom to bring Jace over, hang with him while reading and pass out. There’s nothing I can do about the military stuff though. I just have to do it when it comes around. The military is the only solid part of my life. Everything else is fluid and subject to change.


L-NO: You’ve been known to own a message board battle or two…and have produced some of the greatest jpeg thread jacks of all time…what are your thoughts on message board shenanigans and what’s your favorite web battle?

Profit Money: HaHa. Didn’t see this question coming. Love it though. It’s hilarious. I’m just glad other people think so or I’d be a huge douche… Wait. I AM a huge douche. Just as well.

I don’t take myself too serious. And if you do, you deserve all the shit you catch. Looking at you Heavyweight, you fat fuckin’ bastard. My favorite thread jacking has to be the one where I put up the pictures of who’s 80’s Saturday morning cartoon powers I’d like to have and then I put James Brown’s picture as Lionel from the Thundercats. I just laughed thinking about that one.

Another more recent one is when Heavyweight was over saturating the board with his dumbass topics and arbitrary comments. So knowing he was on a shitty dial up connection I bombed every thread he posted with pointless high resolution pictures, pages long, knowing he’d have to wait 800,000 hours for each thread to load just to check if there were any actual replies to his original post. I did one on zoo animals I think, just posting random zoo animals. And the other one was about sinks hahaha. He was so heated. I wish I still had time like that. Those days were awesome.

L-NO: How did the name Profit Money originate and who were your biggest influences as a producer?

Profit Money: Dre. Hands down. He’s the only producer I’ve ever encountered that has never made a whack beat to me. If he has, I haven’t heard it.

Profit Money has 2 origins actually. Money came way later. Profit actually used to be Prophet. I lived with my Dad for a year and he’s a preacher, so he used to drag me to all his preacher shit. At this prayer meeting one day this lady starts going off “speaking in tongues”. Then this other lady, a Jew For Jesus, stood up to translate the first lady. She rattled off a long list of things I would do but one thing she said stuck with me: “This child will be a great prophet of god.” When I started rapping I went by J-Bo, which was gay as fuck. Then I went by Logik which was also a computer keyboard and as original as off brand cereal. I kept trying to think of a new name and that memory flashed back to me. I thought “Well how bout I just call myself Prophet, and make that prophecy true, in a roundabout way?” Then I thought “How ‘bout I get clever and change the spelling but retain the meaning?” And then I thought “Man I’m hungry”, so I went and got something to eat.

Money came along because back in the late 90’s EVERYONE was money. “Yo money, whattup.” “I just fucked yo bitch, money.” Etc. Plus my cousin Boo also went by E-Money (Why a man with a nickname needs a nick name I’ll never know). So I thought it would be awesome and all “double meaning” like to call myself Profit Money. Everyone liked it and it stuck.

L-NO: What does your current studio setup look like?

Profit Money: Like this:



That’s 2 laptops, an extra screen, and a little sound system. The laptop to the left is my beatmaking computer. I only use FL Studio 8, and Soundforge to cut samples. To the right I use Adobe Audition for recording.

L-NO: Describe your ideal studio session (or what is your favorite session you’ve been involved in?)

Profit Money: Lots of beer and being alone. IF I’m working on a solo project. People are welcome if it’s a collab. I like it to be a party. My favorite session is probably my first one. MonstaLung recorded me at SoundVizion’s setup and I did “Eyes on my money” and everybody loved the hook. That’s when I knew I could go somewhere with all this.

L-NO: What, if anything, would you change about the WV hip hop scene?

Profit Money: The pettiness. Sometimes the next man is only looking out for himself. And that’s all good to an extent. But don’t act like you can’t do certain things to support other artists. If I’m standing in the front row during your set, I better see you in the front row of mine.

On a macro level, I would like to see our overall sound become more cohesive and distinct from the rest of the country. Nobody is coming to WV to hear what they can hear in New York or Atlanta or LA. Let’s give them WV for fuck sakes.

L-NO: What kind of things do you get into outside of music?

Profit Money: Fuckin’ bitches and blowing money. I’ve been all over the country these past few months. From NY to FL. I blew money. I blew money on bitches. And then I fucked said bitches. Now I have no penis.

Haha… if I’m home I go out to clubs when I don’t have Jace. I only go out with my boys, otherwise I hate clubs. I’d much rather chill on a porch with some beer and have great and funny conversations. Those are my favorite times. But if everyone is in or busy I read, watch movies, or BUST YO MOTHAFUCKIN ASS IN MODERN WARFARE 2.

L-NO: What does the next year have in store for Profit Money?

Profit Money: Deployment. I will be spending the next year of my life in a country in the Middle East fighting for America’s right to disrespect the soldiers that give up their lives to fight a war they would never have the balls to engage in themselves. But I’m not bitter.

You can download Redshift/Blueshift for free at HERE (but you could also not be a cheap ass and drop the man a fiver at least for his work!!!) You can read Profit Money’s innermost rantings at www.wvrapscene.com.

SoundVizion - Feed The Streets Vol.1

The "We're Not Local, We Just Live Here" mixtape featuring the whole SoundVizion roster. These mixtapes are supposed to be in the streets all summer once a month. This is Mays installment and yes we are the first to have it!

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SoundVizion - Feed The Streets Vol.1
"We're Not Local, We Just Live Here"

1. 95 Intro
2. Cookie Head Jenkins - Wild Wonderful
3. Monstalung ft Ace Beanz, Shon Thrilla and Willz P - Nothing On Me
4. Profit Money ft Ace Beanz & 6'6 240 - Real Shit
5. Paycheck Game - Money Prod by Kayoh
6. Ray P - Whats Your Name Prod by Profit Money
7. Ace Beanz Speaks
8. A Breezy ft 6'6 240, DJ MonstaLung - West Virginia Prod by MonstaLung
9. Kayoh - I'm The Best
10. 6'6 240 ft Ace Beanz - Dub Vee Clap
11. Cookie Head Jenkins - Peep My Swag Prod by 95
12. 6'6 240 Speaks
13. Profit Money - Ax to Grind Freestyle
14. B Hyphen ft Tune - Champion
15. A Breezy ft 6'6 240, Ace Beanz, Jathara and Johnny Harmonic - So High
16. Hazy - Mr. Nobody
17. Paycheck Game - Stud Muffin

Profit Money - Ax To Grind (Freestyle)

Rocking over the Clipse Popular Demand beat Profit Money goes in like I personally hadn't ever heard him...




His new album "Red Shift" is coming soon....


Here is the Download of this track
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Profit Money - Don't Say I Never Gave You Nothing Vol. 3

P Money has been killing the internet with his Instrumental Mixtape series this summer. His third installment hit the net a minute ago but I finally just had a chance to check it out.... HEAT. Any MC out there that needs beats needs to make sure that they get all three of his CD's and get to writing because I'm sure you're going to find something that you enjoy on these.


Profit Money - Don't Say I Never Gave You Nothing Vol.3
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Paycheck Game - Always Gettin Money prod by Profit Money

Paycheck has one album in the can and is already working on another to drop immediatly after the "Graveyard Shift" with producer Profit Money called "Innappropriate Bastards" that is sounding like its going to be a monster EP. I personally think that PCG is making a play for hardest working and most consistent underground artist in the nation right now. With all his work on the critically acclaimed Crazy Chris mixtapes and all of the really top notch music he has been putting out plus all the guest appearences he's on.... dude is almost untouchable right now.


Paycheck Game - Always Gettin Money prod by Profit Money
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TRG ft Paycheck Game - Say You Love Me Prod By Profit Money

TRG is another group of young guys from Dub Vee who have really been stepping their pen/mic game up recently. Getting the guest spot from Mr Consistency himself Paycheck Game didn't hurt at all on this Profit Money heater (make sure you DOWNLOAD his "Dont Say I Never Gave You Nothing Pt2 Beat mixtape we posted a while ago!).


TRG ft Paycheck Game - Say You Love Me Prod By Profit Money
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Nah Nitti - Smokestack Lightning

Clarksburg's Nah Nitti stepped on the Dub Vee underground scene about a year ago and is already 2 CD's deep and regarded as a main stain the north central WV hip hop scene... step your game up if you aren't moving that fast MCs.

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1.Intro---produced by dj coutz

2.Mirrors

3.Mirrors2 (one and the otha)-------produced by profit money

4.Watch Da Shooter-------produced by cinema beats

5.Easy------- produced by suspense

6.Lets Bang--------- produced by 95

7.The 3 Minute Freestyle Dat Wasnt--------- produced by cinema beats

8.Ride--------produced by greedy beats

9.I Believe--------- produced by Born

10.Lifelines---------- produced by 95

11.Dyin Time ( Bury U Music)-------- produced by cinema beats

12.You're All Welcome---------- produced by dj coutz

13.Godamn-------- produced by greedy beats

14.Brave Da Dark--------- produced by greedy beats

Profit Money - Don't Say I Never Gave You Nothing Vol.2

Over the last few years SoundVizion Ent's Profit Money has turned into one of WV's most talented (and under appreciated) producers. Here is his second all instrumental mixtape of the year. MC's download this and get busy because there are some bangers on this one!


CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD P MONEY'S NEW BEAT MIXTAPE