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Slaughterhouse – "Monsters In My Head"

  • February 21, 2012
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Slaughterhouse took to The Game's "Monsters In My Head" and killed it. Slaughterhouse is one of best rap groups in the game right now consisting of Joe Budden, Royce Da 5'9, Crooked I, and Joell Ortiz. All these rappers have their own unique deliveries and always bring the punchlines. This is a great beat to go in on, and even though they all spit short verses they do it right. "Monsters In My Head" is set to be released off of Crooked I's next mixtape Psalm 86:2, which has a March 8th release date. And Welcome To: Our House is their second studio album which is set to release May 15th on Shady Records, so check this track out and enjoy. 

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