| Da 1 U Love 2 Hate | ||||
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| Released | June 24, 2008 | |||
| Genre | West Coast Hip Hop, Gangsta Rap | |||
| Label | Baymaac/Iceman/Koch | |||
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Da 1 U Love 2 Hate is an independently released album by G-Unit Records rapper, Spider Loc. It was released via his own label, Baymaac Records. [1] This album has never charted. [2]
ThugLifeArmy.com said Spider Loc "takes you on a journey from the dark and somber times of "Bury Me A G" to the haunting and chilling "Amazin" to "Just Pray" which demonstrates a more spiritual side." [1]
The CEO of Iceman Music Group, distributor for the album, said "Spider has been the West Coast Best Kept Secret for too long now. With this new incredible release the world will see how truly talented this artist really is." [1]
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