Houston isn’t folding anytime soon. Proudly reppin' the South and showcasing their mainstream appeal, Slim Thug and the Boss Hogg Outlawz follow up their 2007 Serve & Collect debut with Back By Blockular Demand (Serve & Collect 2), an album that still preserves the Outlawz street-value style. "We make the rules in the streets," says de facto crew leader Slim Thug. "We do what we wanna do. Twenty fours hours a day." The boss man and his posse of MCs (Killa Kyleon, PJ Tha Rap Hustla, Sir Daily, Chris Ward, J-Dawg, and Young Black) talk about the new record, upcoming solo projects, working for a major label, and why Hip-Hop is hurting.
AllHipHop.com: So, tell us about this new album?
Killa Kyleon: It's our second record showcasing the whole group, and the first actual Serve and Collect which we got a lot of good reviews on it – it was basically for our region; we had done the record for our region. This go around is more to show that we can go beyond our region and make a lot more mainstream records and showcase our talents a little bit more for ourselves concept-wise, lyric-wise, and content. AllHipHop.com: Is it hard getting six MCs on the record and giving everyone enough face time?
Killa Kyleon: We six rappers, when get out on the floor, s**t, there ain't much room left on the mother f**king floor. That's how we do it we put six out on every song. And you know, the way we work it's like we all motivate each other. If Young Black be bulls**ttin' around or something and he taking too long, he ain't on the song. You wanna be on more songs, then you gotta be working for it.
PJ Tha Rap Hustla: We got a lot of mixtapes we do and they call us into the studio, "Hey, come do your flow for this and that," and you miss that and the CD gets wrapped up and you didn't get to make whatever it is that you wanted to do, then it's on you. So it's like, you know, I ain't show up and I ain't on that thing, well you can't sit back and wait on a motherf**ker, n***a wanna leave a group, then he can leave. They ain't happy they can leave, you know, it's just strictly business, man, we just getting to the money. Ain't no feelings involved; we don't need more on our shoulder. We a team we got a problem we gonna address it – we don't need emotions and all of that. If you ain't happy speak up on it and say whatever it is.
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