Gut Gerber and Puff Daddy have today announced that they are to follow up their experimental collaboration album 11:11 with a hard hitting gangster rap album in 2015.
The announcement comes the day after the unlikely duo released their album, which can be downloaded free of charge here.
Wunderground caught up with the pair earlier today, “We’re totally blown away with the positive response to 11:11, if we had thought it was going to be so well received there’s no way we’d be giving it away for free,” explained Gerber before turning to Puff Daddy and asking “Am I right?” and going in for a high five.
“Damm straight!” answered Puff Daddy. “Shit’s been off the mutherfucking charts yo! That’s why we’re just coming straight out announcing our next project baby. Brace yourself because Puffy and Gerber gonna take over the motherfucking world,” he added while doing a rather pleasant jig.
“We’ve already been laying down some phat rhymes for the new album. We taking gangster rap back to the mutherfucking 90s baby,” continued Puff Daddy. “Shorty (Gerber) here’s getting crazy tight with his flow. This motherfucker’s like a young Vanilla Ice, I shit you not. We mutherfucking bad boys bitches. All you motherfucking west coast rappers and EDM chumps can suck our balls and eat our dicks,” he continued aggressively.
Gerber continued by revealing that he will be using the gangster rap album as a platform to tell “a few home truths” about the electronic music industry and expose “fake DJs”.
“I will be calling out some of the world’s so called ‘top DJs’ on the new album. Gangster rap has been used as a means of telling other people in your industry that you think they’re shite for tens of years now and I very much plan on keeping that tradition alive.”
Despite claiming to have most of the gangster rap album already written the pair have so far been coy on it’s content but they have assured fans that they can expect to hear lyrics like ‘DJ Sneak you aint nothing but a freak’ and ‘David Guetta my Glock 9 gonna put holes in your sweater’ on the album’s tracks.
Gerber has also stated that the pair have yet to settles on a title for the album after he rebuffed Puff Daddy’s suggestions of Smoking Craic and Jacking Smack before indicating that they “will probably settle for something numerical and symmetrical”.
