When YO! MAJESTY's self promoted Yo EP surfaced in 2006, everyone who heard it couldn't help raising an eyebrow along with a fist. With a quickness, the liberating chant of ?fuck dat shit? ? echoed in the standout track ?Club Action? ? spread throughout the world as listeners began to wonder, ?Just who the hell are these girls and what the hell is their deal?? As the story got out and the group's music and reputation spread, the curiosity only deepened. The two ladies straightening this amalgam of hip hop...   [ read more ]

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