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Sunday, June 28, 2026

Crips - Steady Dippin Remix (Chopped & Screwed) by DJ Hitman
Crips Steady Dippin Chopped & Screwed

STEADY DIPPIN'

CRIPS • CHOPPED & SCREWED REMIX BY DJ HITMAN

🔥 West Coast Gangsta Slowed Down

Crips’ “Steady Dippin Remix” chopped and screwed by DJ Hitman. Classic West Coast gangsta rap with deep bass, slow-motion flow, and that raw street energy.

⚠️ TURN IT UP LOUD. THIS ONE FOR THE WEST COAST HEADS ONLY ⚠️

About the Track

A West Coast classic remix now in full chopped & screwed glory. The hard-hitting beat and lyrics get that signature heavy bass treatment and slow vibe — straight fire for the slab or late-night rides.

Stay dangerous • Northern Cali till the end 🏴

🔴 Posted by a real one • 2026

Bloods & Crips - CK Ride + BK All Day (Chopped & Screwed)
Bloods & Crips Chopped & Screwed

BLOODS & CRIPS COLLECTION

CHOPPED & SCREWED

CK RIDE

BK ALL DAY

⚠️ TURN IT UP LOUD. THIS ONE FOR THE REAL ONES ONLY ⚠️

About the Collection

Classic West Coast gangsta rap from Bloods & Crips. "CK Ride" and "BK All Day" in chopped & screwed form — heavy bass, raw street energy, and that early 90s LA sound slowed down perfectly.

Stay dangerous • Northern Cali till the end 🏴

🔴 Posted by a real one • 2026

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