Smoke DZA Brings Us Back to “The Early Days Of George” (Listen & Download)

Posted by Nathan S. on 01/06/11 | Filed under Downloads, Smoke DZA

With Snoop and Wiz already clouding up the RefinedHype offices I thought we might as well just go all out with THC soaked rap and post "The Early Days of George", the latest from Smoker's Club member Smoke DZA. Produced by the chronically underrated Hi-Tek, "Early Days" is a hustler's anthem for those who occasionally find themselves spending entire afternoons watching "C.H.I.P.S." reruns.

Oh, and I'm not sure if I really understand the description DZA sent out with this one. Maybe it's because I'm sober. Hold on - read it over while I go take some of my "headache" medicine. (God bless California):

"The story of a come up is the American Dream. From George Washington defeating the British and winning the colonies their Independence. An incompetent George Bush becoming the President of the U.S. A naive George Jung transforming into the infamous Boston George. Or just moving from the hood to having an Eastside apartment in the sky like George Jefferson. For these George's the story of the come-up always started with a will to survive, which led them to becoming the ultimate hustlers. This is the story of Smoke DZA aka George Kush Jr. Welcome to 'The Early Days of George.'

Nope, still doesn't make a whole lot of sense. I somehow doubt George Bush was driven by a will to survive. Oh well. More important, keep an eye out for Smoke DZA's "THC, The Hustler's Catalog", coming soon.