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Slow Pain

1901 – 2020

American rapper

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Lived 1901 – 2020 (aged 118–119). Slow Pain was an American rapper and songwriter.

Slow Pain was an American rapper. He was born in 1973. He was a former member of chicano rap groups Street Mentality and G'Fellas. In 1994, he released his debut solo studio album called The Baby O.G. through Thump Records with the hit single "Money Maid". Slow Pain died on September 3, 2020.

Discography Solo albums 1995 – The Baby O.G. (Thump Records) 2001 – Lil' Don Juan (Showtime Hydraulics Entertainment) 2003 – Raider 4 Life (Thump Records) 2008 – The OG (Silent Giant Entertainment)

Street albums 2001 – Slow Pain Presents Old Town Gangsters 2002 – Slow Pain Presents Old Town Mafia: This Is 4 My Raza 2002 – Slow Pain Presents Old Town Gangsters 2: Hood Patrol 2004 – Slow Pain Presents Old Town Radio: 113.1 FM 2004 – Slow Pain Presents Old Town Gangsters 3: L.A. Blues 2005 – In The Hood 2007 – The Cali King 2007 – Slow Pain Presents Old Town Gangsters: Game Over 2008 – Slow Pain Presents Old Town Radio, Vol. 2

Collaborative albums 1992 – The Town I Live In (with Lil-V & Bandit, as Street Mentality) 1999 – Crime Stories (with Nino Brown & A.L.T., as G'Fellas) 2000 – G's Of The Industry (with Nino Brown) 2001 – Gangster 4 Life (with Nino Brown & A.L.T., as G'Fellas) - #67 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums 2006 – Slow Pain Presents Old Town Mafia: The Saga Continues (with Lil Minor, Sniper & Bigg Bandit)

Compilation albums 2000 – The Hit List 2004 – La Raza Knockout Hits (with Nino Brown)

Singles 1995 - "Saturday Night Ballin'" 1995 - "Bump Dat Ass" (featuring Kid Frost, A.L.T., JV & Rocky Padilla) 1996 - "Ride Wit Me" 1996 - "Slow Pain Baby (To the Left, To the Right)" 1996 - "Money Maid" 1999 - "Hustling Ain't Dead" (featuring Don Cisco) 2001 - "Dreamin' On Chrome" (featuring Nino Brown) 2004 - "Insane" / "South Sidin" 2004 - "Pimp It" / "Brown Love"

Guest appearances 1998:

N2Deep – "Where the G's At" (feat. Baby Bash, Kid Frost, Don Cisco, O.G.Enius & Nino Brown) from The Rumble Litefoot – "Watcha Wanna Do" (feat. A.L.T.) and "NDN Goddess" from The Life & Times

2000:

Steelo – "All Night Long" from Take It to the Next and Held Up: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Kid Frost – "Celeb Ent" (feat. Nino Brown) from That Was Then, This Is Now, Vol. II

2002:

Kid Frost – "Nu Bitch Nu Twist" (feat. A.L.T., Don Cisco, K-Borne & Nino Brown) from Still Up in This Shit!

2005:

Nino Brown – "Love U Down" from Nino Brown

2009:

A.L.T. – "Bang Bang" from The Resurrection

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1901
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2020
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Who was Slow Pain?

American rapper

When was Slow Pain born?

Slow Pain was born in 1901.

When did Slow Pain die?

Slow Pain died in 2020.

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Slow Pain was a rapper and songwriter.

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Slow Pain was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Slow Pain

· Wikidata: Q7542062

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