He left the name in 2010 subsequent to having delivered one undertaking under the name. Priest Lamont’s discography incorporates numerous collections and mixtapes like The Shawshank Redemption/Angola 3, Pope Mobile, Welcome 2 L.A., The Confessional, The Layover, Caltroit (with Black Milk), Mad/Bishop, The Reformation G.D.N.I.A.F.T, The (P)reformation, Tunnel Vision, Team America F*ck Yeah: Special Forces (with Indef), Nigger Noize (with DJ Skee), and Who I Gotta Kill to Get a Record Deal, Vol. 1.
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He was 13 years of age when he began rapping.
On June 10, 2008, Bishop Lamont’s mixtape named The Confessional was delivered and it included tunes like Guerilla Pimpin’ (ft. Warren G, Busta Rhymes, and Stat Quo), Right, Be Cool (ft. Xzibit, Ras Kass, Glasses Malone, and Mykestro), What People Do, Kissin’ Tha Curb (ft. Busta Rhymes), Everyday, Why U Wanna Piss Me Off, The Greatest Trick, Donkey Kong Savage, Can’t Figure It Out, Better Than You, One Night (ft. Mike Ant), and Send A Nigga Home (ft. Mr. Porter).
The mixtape The Confessional was spilled as an informal rendition by DJ Strong before it was expected to be delivered.
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It was in January 2010 that Bishop Lamont affirmed his genial takeoff from Dr. Dre’s record mark and said: “Dre is as yet my big brother, however following five years of simply staying there, it is somewhat out of line to the fans and my family and myself that the delivery date has changed.”
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