R,I.P. Curtis Donnell Davis

On June 16th 2002 the S.U.C lost another soldier . Rest In Peace Big Mello. Wind Me Up

E.S.G. Swangin' And Bangin - Vinyl 12"

1995, so fools give it to me
And this is for them buster type G's, who wanna do me
I never had no love, for them crooked 5-0's
Chrome mirror 84's bro, and some low pro bowl
Tight ride bubble head lights, sheisty G's pause
Damn there go the laws, got me stuffing my yay up under my drawas
Trying to jack this G, cause I'm caught up in my click
I ain't with it, they throwing me down cause I didn't pay my tickets
But um you fools you know, I got my hand on my glock
And my left is on my steering wheel, so watch someone get dropped
4 deep up in that Lac yeah, coming down tight
Swigity swangin bigity bangin, like I'm turning left I'm bigity bustin a right
And now you know in and out, out and in I dip
Damn them G's in the South, are a trip
And my homies steady mobbing, our game is for real
With that fifth wheel grill, mo-mo wood grain steering wheel
Working it with that fo' and go ahead, with that three way
Candy painted be so wet, leaving drips up on that freeway
Baby give it to me, cause you know I won't quit
And I'll be mobbing with my playas, extra gat on my hip
And to the fools down South, keep slanging them thangs
It's '95 yeah fool, we comes again yep to swang and bang
And now you know, what my real G's do
Sip syrup swang and bang, jam nothing but that Screw fool

Keke The Don

Lil' Keke just dropped a nice new comp too. Some well known and forgotten classics on this . Buy it right here

Joseph & Frazier

It's been 5 years or so since Z-Ro & Trae dropped the A.B.N cd which saw them and members of the extended A.B.N gang trade heated verses over some well known and slightly lesser known beats. In the meantime Trae has made major moves , getting signed to Rap-A-Lot and putting out a slew of mixtapes and compilations featuring his S.L.A.B and A.B.N crew. Z-Ro has gone through the limitations that come with being on an indie like Rap-A-Lot and not having that mega push that would make him into the real worldwide rap star that his talent truly warrants. I've been waiting on this album for a while. Listen to Z-Ro flip the hook to New Editions "Can U Stand The Rain" here then go out and cop it.

Screw Talks To Murder Dog 1999

Screw rarely gave interviews , but Daika Bray spoke to Screw about the S.U.C and his hopes for the future back in 1999.

When did Fat Pat, Hawk, C-Note and the rest of the Screwed Up Click start rappin at your house? After you already had started doin Screw tapes?

After I started doin Screw tapes. I was already doin 'em, they was just listenin to me. They'd hear me, I'd give shout outs to different people in the neighborhoods, cause I had kicked it with everybody from every neighborhood. I'd make personal tapes. I might make a tape for a couple of my partners. Sometimes I'd just be makin a tape, come to the house, kick it. Some of my partners that are locked up right now, they'd come to the house and kick it, watch me make a tape. Might get on the mic, give shout outs. We'd ride around, listen to that in the car. It's like you're listenin to the radio, hear your own voice, ridin in the car, start rappin. We got some feedback on it, people were likin it. Everybody was takin it serious.

I want you to clear up some of the rumors about Fat Pat. I've heard that he was in the dope game, he was doing terrible things to people, and what happened to him was just comin back onto him from stuff he'd done in the past ? Read the rest of the interview here

Botany Big Shots

Bun-B hooks up with C-Note,D-Red and Lil' Flip as they shop for new threads. C-Note breaks it down about how they got their start with Screw.

Screw loved to jam that Botany.Makin Cash Forever.

Shootin Spiders Off My Rims

Classic Texas rap business right here . DJ DMD , Pat and Keke tearing it up over an Al B break . Love it mane.

In Case You Forgot

Cop those CD's at SCrewed Up Records & Tapes. You can also get all you want at http://www.piranharecords.cc/

Da Fat Rat Wit Da Cheeze.

Lil' O is a trooper. Nigerian Born but Texas raised. He released this classic whilst still in college. Peep a young Beyoncé and Destinys Child on the hook , then peep Screw taking it to a different place. Respect to Carl and Loose Ends.

Sticky Green

Some more from Lil' Keke. He is the Don though. From Y2 Grey. Come & Smoke With Keke

Lil' Keke Interview from 2001

"Man, I’m young…bout 17 or 18 and they picking me up and letting me wreck on they tape. I got known just that fast of freestyling on Screw tapes. At this point I could have had a fan base of ten thousand"

"The main thing that everybody was waiting on was the hook up of Keke and Fat Pat. I feared that moment. I feared Fat Pat because he was such a dynamic freestyler that once he click on it was gone be just awesome"



down-south.com did a great interview with Lil' Keke in 2001. Some real deep stuff about the formation of the S.U.C. Peep it.


You grew up in the Herschelwood Community in Houston, what was that like?

First of all I’m not gone start off by saying that I grew up hard in the projects. And that we didn’t eat but two times a day and we wore the same shit. It wasn’t nothing like that. But I did grow up in a rough area, man. We wasn’t saying that we was unfortunate. Sure, we didn’t have a lot of the things we may have wanted and the environment wasn’t the best. It was all there –the murders, the gangs, the drugs – but it just wasn’t no project infested community. We was based around the projects but we grew up around it and we used to go back and forth over there, but the area we stayed in wasn’t a suburban area, it was like a working class Black community.

I grew up with a single parent, my mom. I had my father, but he wasn’t staying in the house with us man. So I grew up with a mother; no brothers, no uncles, or nothing like that. So I really was into the neighborhood. I used the neighborhood as big brother. [I had] more than one person taught me, all my neighborhood people taught me about life.
But sometimes I feel like a lotta hard-knock things I taught them to myself.

Read the Rest of the interview @ http://www.down-south.com/

Pop Your Trunk For Fat Pat

In case you missed it

Realist Rhymin'

Flippers verse on this might be one of my favourite's of all time. His flow is straight up ridiculous.
Screwed Up Click is who we are

R.I.P. John Edward Hawkins

Players & Pimps & Superstars on the stage , but one man steals the show. Sip surp and parlay with the H.A.W.K

Assholes By Nature

Trae is the truth as far as everyone i know is concerned. Him and Z-Ro have been quiet for a minute , but they are about to get large again real quick. Here's a taste of what's to come .

Some of you will have heard Who's the man

A new track from A.B.N Miss My Dawgs

New Trae - Don't Fuck Wit Me


Also there's a trailer for the new movie right here

Draped Up & Dripped Out

Possibly one of the greatest records to come out of Texas right here.I love hearing Screw rock the mic. L-I-L pimp the pens , Screw be pimping tunrtables.

Alan Davis

Screw always kept it family, no more so than right here. Al-D get's down on a classic that fans will know from "3 In The Mornin Part 2". Go out and buy that shit. Lost In Tha Hood

Throwin' Up The Southide

Absolute classic from Mr Fat Pat

From The South, I Got The Diamond In My Mouth

Patrick Lamont Hawkins breaks it down right here. Let's call upon drank.

Big Fuckin Bun

Nothing needs to be said about this

In The PJ's

Big Moe (R.I.P).The only thing missing is a Big Daddy Kane verse , but i guess that's just being picky. "Ain't no fussin' with the 'tussin' "

Fuckin Wit That Lil Randy , Drankin Candy , Bangin That Brandy

Nahm Talkin Bout ?
From what i know "4 Deep" were never affiliated with S.U.C in any way , but that's not gonna stop me from posting up their classic "Rollin 4 Deep". I'd argue with anyone that cares to listen that Screw takes this track to a new level right here.
The original holds its own though. R.I.P Big Boss.

Southside Playaz

It gets no sweeter than this. Fat Pat , Mike D and the H.A.W.K spittin verses. Even Screw blesses the mic in a rare appearance. Enjoy

Dat Boy Go Off

If you haven't seen this , you are in for a treat. If you can't appreciate this , stop listening to Rap Music right this fuckin minute. Go on! Clear off.
"LL L , E.P.M.D ? man fuck them..."

Hardest Pit & The Young Don

Keke is one of the greatest of all time & Pokey might be the most underrated .Put them over some of the best beats from the last decade and the result is inevitable. Plenty of naked ass is shown. Ya'll don't want none

Part 1



Part 2

R.I.P. Big Steve & Fat Pat

Sean Pymp & Tyte Eyes are tellin you to tip your white cups up if you got em. You'd be an idiot to ignore them.Peep both versions for maximum enjoyment. Can i get a Whut Whut ?

Live From The Screw Shop

Roving reporter Bun-B takes it to the street in H-Town to catch up with Screw & E.S.G. Nahm Sayin?.....Love it mane.

Never, Ever, Ever Thought They'd Be Heard Overseas

Botany is the block, that stay lit up
Cloverland's the hood, that them laws wanna hit up.
Peep Screw ridin' shotgun on this Houston Classic.

Murder Dog Interview

Daika Bray interviewed Dj Screw in 1999 for Murder Dog magazine. Read it and then go out and buy their excellent Magazine.


When did Fat Pat, Hawk, C-Note and the rest of the Screwed Up Click start rappin at your house? After you already had started doin Screw tapes?

After I started doin Screw tapes. I was already doin 'em, they was just listenin to me. They'd hear me, I'd give shout outs to different people in the neighborhoods, cause I had kicked it with everybody from every neighborhood. I'd make personal tapes. I might make a tape for a couple of my partners. Sometimes I'd just be makin a tape, come to the house, kick it. Some of my partners that are locked up right now, they'd come to the house and kick it, watch me make a tape. Might get on the mic, give shout outs. We'd ride around, listen to that in the car. It's like you're listenin to the radio, hear your own voice, ridin in the car, start rappin. We got some feedback on it, people were likin it. Everybody was takin it serious.

Read the rest of the interview here

Sip Surp, Swang & Bang, Jam Nothing But That Screw, Fool

One of the first hits to be given the Screw treatment . An S.U.C. classic for sure. Don't say E.S.G. didn't warn ya.

Screw speaks his clout in '95

Taken from Rap Pages in 1995.

Thanks to the fine people @ pressrewind.wordpress.com for putting this up

Another Screw Masterpiece

A straight Texas classic given the Robert Davis treatment. I'm just gettin started.