Bun B Trill O.G. (Rap-A-Lot) Beats: XL Lyrics: XL Originality: L Bun B understands that you have to give respect to get respect. As one-half of the legendary UGK, the Port Arthur, Texan unselfishly represents for the now-deceased Pimp C at every turn. Maybe that’s why he is so beloved by his peers. Now he gets plenty of assistance as he returns to round out his solo trilogy (2005’s Trill, 2008’s II Trill) with the cleverly titled Trill O.G. Bun demands his props early. On the Drumma Boy–produced “Just Like That,” the star MC and his guest Jeezy prove their worth, with Bun putting his stripes on ...

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