Breakup Music With Mario and Gucci Mane

Apr 3rd, 2009 | Author: admin | Category: Fly Music
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No one enjoys breaking up … especially when you’re the “break up-ee” and not the “break up-er.” Well if you find yourself on the wrong end up a separation, you might as well ride off into the sunset to some dope breakup music. My suggestion: Mario’s latest single “Break Up” featuring Gucci Mane and Sean Garrett.

Shout out to my boy Shondrae “Mr. Bangladesh” Crawford for doing it again.

Check out Mario’s “Break Up” featuring Gucci Mane and Sean Garrett

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  • eclecticism

    I like this alot but ummm…. From on PJ fan to another, you gotta post someting that you can put PJ’s “Love U More” on. IT’S SOARING!!! That means “Very Fly” and then some. :)

  • http://sleep-is-the-cousin-of-death.blogspot.com/ Tunde

    i actually like this song. lol. don’t really hear too many rappers rap about being dumped. lol.

  • Chelly

    Ugh. im part of the breakup-ee club. just a few days ago. and im learning to move on from 3 years of bullshit. sorry this is nice that mario tried to put this twist to breakup music but ima stick with my slo jams of me agreeing with mary that im not gon cry…

  • Reggie Boy

    Sean Garret just needs to write. I’m sure its knocking in the club.

  • DisAngelIsBlessed

    I like the song, its kinda hot.

  • http://www.sunglasses4ladies.co.uk/Sarroff Ralph Laurent

    Slightly off topic maybe, but a plea for people to consider the ethics of purchasing fashionclothing. Do try and think about, for example, the cloth the clothes are made with, the conditions of the employees where they’re made and the ethics of the clothes retailer. And try to pass on, instead of throwing away. Thanks!!!!