Googie Monsta – I’m A Monsta
January 1, 2007
Download music album I’m A Monsta by Googie Monsta, released in 2007. ℗ West Coast Official Ent. / Siccness.net
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Googie Monsta
West Coast Prayer
01:14
2
Googie Monsta
I’m Runnin
04:30
3
Googie Monsta, Poochie Ross
My Niggas Is G’s
03:33
4
Googie Monsta, Cee Wee 3, Ecay Uno
One Touch
04:43
5
Googie Monsta, 12 Gauge Shotie, Cee Wee 3
That’s My Bitch
03:50
6
Googie Monsta, Cee Wee 3, Ecay Uno
Got What It Take
03:59
7
Googie Monsta
(Skit)
00:41
8
Googie Monsta
My Baby Momma
04:10
9
Googie Monsta, Cee Wee 3
I Don’t Want To
04:10
10
Googie Monsta
I’m A Monsta
03:35
11
Googie Monsta, Treali
Blasphemy
02:39
12
Googie Monsta
Jump
04:08
13
Googie Monsta
(Skit)
00:40
14
Googie Monsta
Pimpin’s No Illusion
03:34
15
Googie Monsta
Big Chips
02:51
16
Googie Monsta
(Skit)
00:36
17
Googie Monsta, Blue Sticc, Mooch Massive
The Blocc
04:18
18
Googie Monsta
I Ain’t You
04:19
19
Googie Monsta
Walk With The Lord
03:34
Album info
“I’m A Monsta,” released in 2007 by Googie Monsta under the labels West Coast Official Ent. and Siccness.net, is a compelling collection of Gangsta Hip Hop tracks that vividly illustrate Googie Monsta’s distinctive style and street narratives. This album is a powerful embodiment of the West Coast rap scene, showcasing both lyrical prowess and deep, gritty beats.
The album opens with “West Coast Prayer,” setting a tone of authenticity and raw energy. This is followed by “I’m Runnin,” a track that encapsulates the urgency and survival instincts inherent in street life.
In “My Niggas Is G’s,” featuring Poochie Ross, Googie Monsta delves into the loyalty and toughness of his inner circle. The collaboration with Cee Wee 3 and Ecay Uno in “One Touch” and “Got What It Take” highlights the unity and shared experiences within the West Coast rap community.
“That’s My Bitch,” featuring 12 Gauge Shotie and Cee Wee 3, shifts the focus to relationships, albeit through a rough and unfiltered lens. “My Baby Momma” and “I Don’t Want To,” featuring Cee Wee 3, continue to explore complex personal relationships, adding depth to the album’s narrative.
The title track, “I’m A Monsta,” stands out as a declaration of Googie Monsta’s formidable presence in the rap scene, while “Blasphemy,” featuring Treali, and “Jump” showcase his ability to confront societal and personal challenges head-on.
The album also includes several skits that add a layer of storytelling, providing insights into the rapper’s life and thoughts. “Pimpin’s No Illusion” and “Big Chips” further delve into the themes of hustle and the pursuit of success.
“The Blocc,” featuring Blue Sticc and Mooch Massive, is a homage to the neighborhood, reflecting on the realities of street life. “I Ain’t You” and the concluding track “Walk With The Lord” add a personal and reflective touch, rounding out the album with a sense of introspection and depth.
Overall, “I’m A Monsta” is a gritty, unapologetic, and authentic representation of Googie Monsta’s artistry, painting a vivid picture of life on the streets of the West Coast through hard-hitting lyrics and impactful beats.
