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Bun B Resolves To Really Grind In 2011

Some rappers happen to be thoughtful, intelligent people. Every Monday that isn't a national holiday, Rocks Off will have some of them here discussing issues relevant to their culture.

This Week's Panel: Bun B, Lil Flip, Killa Kyleon, K-Rino, H-Kane, Kyle Hubbard, Renzo, Brad Gilmore

Not Invited: 2010

This Week's Prompt: What resolutions are you carrying into the new year? And how long do you think it will be before you break them?

Bun B: No more playing around. This year I'm really gonna grind*.

Bun is going to really grind? Nutsos. This is akin to the Sun saying "This year I'm really going to make good use of all of this nuclear fusion."

Lil Flip: 1. Get rid of anybody that has snake tendencies. 2. Double what I accomplished this year. 3. Continue to be a war angel for God.

Rocks Off: So you're anti-snake tendencies and pro-war angel tendencies? Cool, got it.

Lil Flip: Yezzir. [In] 2011 I'm diversifying my portfolio beyond rap, movies and liquor.

Rocks Off: Cool, cool. I hear that's how Donald Trump started as well.

Renzo: I usually don't do New Year's resolutions or anything like that because if I haven't changed by now, I'm probably not changing. But if I did decide to make a New Year's resolution, it would be to stop having all these unnecessary fucked up responses to all of the wonderful questions Houston Press asks my muthafuckin' ass. Especially all the gotdamn cuss words that come to mind when tryin to complete a simple bitch-ass sentence. See, this is the bullshit I'm talkin about. Damn.

Killa Kyleon: My resolution is to get more money and more fans than what I did in 2010.

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Shea Serrano