Pac Div Drops New 90’s Inspired Video From The ‘Church League Champions’ Mixtape
Got damn we are late as hell on featuring this video.The LA trio are bringing back the raw energy of Hip-Hop with their self-titled video, complete with 90’s inspired grit & in-your-face camera angles.
Pac Div – Church League Champions (Mixtape)
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Check out the video trailer for the Church Leageue Chamions mixtape:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVgPQrLLNhs
Church League Champions Tracklisting
01. Dick Vitale
02. We The Champs (Duke v. Carolina)
03. Pac Div
04. Mayor
05. For You
06. No No
07. Knuckleheadz
08. Whiplash
09. Underdogs (interlude)
10 Shut Up
11. Young Black Male
12. Never
13. Back
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