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01. Go Dumb (Prod by Don Cannon)
02. Straight Drop (Prod by The Olympicks)
03. Off Safety (Prod by Cardiak)
04. Look At The Club (Prod by D Rich)
05. Count It Up (Prod by Midnight Black)
06. Where The Panties At (Prod by The Olympicks)
07. Turned Out (Prod by Lex Luger)
08. I Mean It (Prod by Midnight Black)
09. F*ck That Money Up
10. Zoning (Prod by Lex Luger)
11. The Lick (Prod by Drumma Boy)
12.Or Nothing (Prod by Djay Cas)

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The rumors have been confirmed.  According to hiphopnews24-7.com, Blood Raw tells Futuristic Blogger in a phone interview that he is no longer a part of Young Jeezy's label, Corporate Thugz Entertainment.

The Panama City, Florida rapper was a part of the rap group, USDA and released his album, My Life, The True Testimony in 2008 distributed through Def Jam Records. Blood Raw does not give up specific details about his exit from the label but he assures people that he did all he could to rep CTE throughout his time on the roster.

He did however state that it took 13 to 14 months to finalize his departure, and that it was the worst thing that he's been through in a long time. Blood Raw was reportedly replaced in the group USDA by JW, California's 2Eleven and Mississippi's Boo Rossini.

Sounds like there is more to this story.

Listen to a clip of the conversation about him parting ways with Jeezy's imprint.

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PETA has officially been placed on a terrorist watch security form by none other than the USDA, joining a list occupied by distinguished revolutionary groups such as the Earth Liberation Front (EFL), Animal Liberation Front (AFL), as well as, formal terrorist groups such as Al Qaeda and the Taliban.

A security document labeling that organization as a “domestic special interest group” was created by the USDA and was given to animal experimentation facilities, as well as, animal entertainment shows and venues around the nation.

Being on the list guarantees that members of the fringe animal rights group are eligible to receive full legal penalties under the American judicial system, for many of their extreme actions and public displays as terrorists, allowing for different punishments of moderate to extreme severity to be administered.

Four PETA members are currently facing terrorism charges after protesting at several private residences in the Sacramento area, creating and distributing fliers with names and addresses of people that will not yield to their agenda.

The organization is also involved in a war with the University of Georgia over the future of the school's beloved mascot, Uga. PETA wants UGA to abandon the use of living, breathing bulldogs in favor of an animatronics replacement.

Not likely. . .

This year, Street Dreamz is teaming up with non-profit ‘Kids With Strong Opinions Inc.' where Jeezy will host the inaugural “A Day of Giving Thanks” event. Twenty-six lucky students were chosen to participate in this program based on recommendations from school administrators, class participation, grades, behavior and financial needs. The lineup of students and their families will be given a turkey dinner and treated to “A Night Out with the Hawks," an evening of basketball on November 26, 2009.

The man himself Young Jeezy, spoke out on his impending charitable endeavor and chance to help out youth in a press release saying,

“I am thankful to be able to stay apart of our youth today and the direction that they may choose to pursue. To me, the success behind being Young Jeezy, behind the fame is being able to take time out and help the less fortunate when I am able to."

Nearly 28.4 million Americans partake in the Department of Agriculture's federal food stamp program for low-income families.

That figure allowed the federal agency to calculate that nearly half of all, and 90% of Black children, will use the colorful coupons during childhood. The same organization has also speculated that the current economic state of America's economy will likely drive those figures significantly higher.

A study by Thomas Hirschl of Cornell University, that made use of surveys conducted between 1968 to 1997, found that 49% of all children have utilized food stamps before their 20th birthday. Astonishingly, only 37% of white children were counted as having used the program at that time.

“The current recession is likely to generate for children in the United States the greatest level of material deprivation that we will see in our professional lifetimes,” remarked Dr. Paul Wise, a pediatrician at Stanford‘s Medical Facility.

A study conducted by the CDC earlier this year also revealed that one-third of Black Americans are clinically obese. That is nearly 36% of the all Black citizens, more than any other ethnic or racial group.

For those that weren't part of that circle, Young Jeezy was able to utilize his fixation with the drug game and these popular celebrities to describe that “White Girl” with his group U.S.D.A.

Since their 2007 album, Cold Summer (The Authorized Mixtape), the ranks of the CTE label has enlisted new soldiers for the army.  Along with Slick Pulla and Blood Raw, Jeezy now has the likes of Boo Bossini, 211 and JW on his squad and he plans to showcase them with the release of a new group album.

With no mention of a release date as of yet, the group released the single “Bag Music” to serve as a warm-up before the true bout begins.  The upcoming release has, however, been given mention to go out in early 2010.

“This album is not about just laying down another compilation of different lyrical creativity, but more about letting the streets know that U.S.D.A. is still united strong and fierce in that same branded Corporate Thuggin Way,” stated Young Jeezy.

As with every other group in rap, each went their separate ways in order to pursue a lifestyle as a solo artist as Jeezy did when he left from Boyz N Da Hood.  As with most things, a person should be willing to let go and if it comes back, then it is where it needed to be.

Member Slick Pulla has been incarcerated since 2007 on a probation violation, but is on the verge of being released to a halfway house at the top of the new year.

And for those that are still salivating in anticipation to return to class and get a lesson in Thug Motivation: 103, the album is slated to hit around the time of the group album.  So far, features have included Jay-Z, Ludacris, Kanye West, Fabolous and many more heavy hitters.

“Trap or Die II," “I Got This” and “Biggest Movie Ever” have all dropped and are expected to be on Jeezy's fourth helping.

Looks like class will be back in session 2010.

Listen to "Bag Music" here:

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