U.G. / Lan Outlaw

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Dead ass real this cat paints the illest picture… (Big Chew, Rapmullet.com)



After the fall of Loud Records in 2002, U.G (aka Lan Outlaw) reemerged as a terror to the game.



With his sharp lyrics and vivid wordplay, Outlaw quickly gained enough respect to be hailed/considered one of the few MCs that would eat the industry alive on the MIC.



Ug got joints. Ain't that something. (Allhiphop.com Rumors Section)



Is the usual response from those who haven’t heard him spit in a while. But if you copped the mixtapes or heard his song stealing features, you realize why Outlaw has been co-signed by legends like Big Pun, Busta Rhymes, Raekwon and Ghostface.



U.G. just bounces words like its nothing and that takes skill (Big Chew, Rapmullet.com)



Despite flooding the streets with heat, U.G. is poised to make classics alongside some of hip-hop’s premier producers: LaQwan Bell (Memphis Bleek, Big Lou, Bump J, M.O.P.,), Omen (Fat Joe, Fabolous, Redman, Mya, Ludacris), Jim Gittum (Crooked I, 2Pac, the Game) and newcomers Marcus D’Tray (Bun B, Lil Keke, Sheek Louch, Young Buck, Avant) Y-Not (Lloyd Banks, Rass Kass, Young Jeezy) and Cylla (Jae Millz, Trina, M.O.P.).



Outlaw’s album is guaranteed to bring Brooklyn back to the days when J. Hov and Big Pop ruled.



UG of Spazout Ent takes the audience to a new level of HipHop(Hiphoppalace.com/A&R Power Summit)



In the midst of preparing his forthcoming album, U.G. has been steadily building his buzz across the United States, Europe and Canada.



His enigmatic stage show has helped evoke his journey from New York City Lyricist Lounge to being booked on bills with heavyweights like Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Jazze Pha, Lil Scrappy and Lil Wayne.



This hard work and determination is sure to show why critics can’t help but to claim “He’s the next to blow.”



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