Guilty 'til Proven Innocent
All 4 One (feat. Master P). Money Makes… (feat. Silkk the Shocker and Kane & Abel). Liquidation of the Ghetto (feat. Mystikal, O’Dell & Ms. Peaches). Mac’s and Choppers. Bust Back. Ride Wit My Hear. Of All Da Hustlers (feat. C-Murder). My Old Lady (feat. Snoop Dogg & Fiend). Tweekin. Someone Shoulda Told Me (feat. Mia X). We Gots to Do ‘Em (feat. Steady Mobb’n). Here I Go Again (feat. Mr. Serv-On & Mo B. Dick). Consequences of the Streets. Young Niggas. Soldier 4 Life. Last Days (feat. Mac & Lil Rowdy). Daily Routine. Guilty ‘Til Proven Innocent. Fear. Children of the Corn (feat. Ms. Peaches).
Representing 3rd Ward, the New Orleans trio Prime Suspects dropped a very solid project Oct 6th, 1998. “Guilty til Proven Innocent” showcased Glock, Uzi and New-9’s distinct flows and catchy choruses, carrying the album to supremely underrated status. Using quality bars and well-written hooks, the group didn’t have to rely heavily on features as they were able to carry the 20-track album mostly by themselves. Joints like “My Old Lady,” “Mac and Choppers” and “Consequences of the Streets” hit today just like they did in ‘98.
C Jay, is a content creator with a passion for all things culture. From hip-hop to TV, film, sports, and sneakers, he immerses himself in the vibrant tapestry of contemporary society.