Really, Nigga!? by VicSpencer

Really, Nigga?! Lyrics written by Vic Spencer for Old Fart Luggage (Foteen Day Notice publishing, BMI/ASCAP) Produced by 1. Doc da Mindbenda (GrindHouse) 2. PF CUTTIN (RuckDown) 3. Tony Baines (GunnShoppe) Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by DC for MixedByDC at Complex Studios, Chicago, Illinois Artwork by Fly Hand Designs (inspired by David & Goliath) Message from Vic Spencer: Hello, Dick Jerkins.. Good day to you. #GameRecognized

Sing For A Living by VicSpencer

New VI music ALERT: Vic Spencer knows why rappers convert to singing. Produced by Doc da Mindbenda. #GameRecognized

G File Clerk by VicSpencer

It is my greatest hope, that after the conclusion of the Red Button Series, people...especially rappers, finally recognize and give Vic Spencer his credit. This track, G File Clerk, the first release of the October installment of the series continues to solidify Vic as Chicago's top emcee. Jumping out the gate with lines like"I showed my whole ass now say it backwards, asshole shitted out a disaster" and "I burst out with laughter when they think they do it better, read this verse like the shit was a polyphonic letter", all within the first 45 seconds of the record. How many rappers can properly use polyphonic in a rhyme..really? Only a real emcee, a lover of words and writing like Vic Spencer. It's not enough for him to effortlessly kill the non-factors that are considered 'competition', no sir, Vic has to body rappers again and again with sophisticated bahz as he says. G File Clerk is a loop from a Frank Leone record called The Cove and DB3's track Imagination. Starting out on a more mellow note, beat wise of course, Vic goes in, whether the beat is smooth or as rough and gritty as his rhymes. G File Clerk is bar after bar of Vic really just pulling it and asking who wants to get their file pulled next?? The Rapping Bastard due out in November. It is evident that Vic will not stop, still feeding his Old Fart and Rapping Bastard buzz cleverly dropping gems like "I dont fuck with Twitter beef, we can meet up, and I ain't too old to smack the shit out of you and kick my feet up", typical old man statement that just makes you laugh because it's probably true. And no one will ever test Vic Spencer lyrically, literally, or cyber-'ly' to find out if it is or isn't the truth. Be glad Vic has decided to continue the Red Button Series through October, gives rappers a chance to get their wordplay in order and listeners an opportunity to get caught up with the master himself. He's still not finished, every Monday more schooling from a real leader will be handed down, clearly until he's ready to move on to the next piece of his plan for hip hop domination. #GameRecognized