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A Rapper's Soul feat. Joey Lutz |
| Joey and the Brode team up again for this home-produced trip through the soul of Rap. Featuring Joey's hottest lyrics to date, "A Rapper's Soul" is the duo's most popular song. Earth-shaking bass and guitar make up the meat of the beats in this slow-rap, a true must-listen for BFTB fans. |
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Brode Beat |
| Rappers around the world have banded together to form a coalition whose sole purpose is learning from this masterpiece and attempting to duplicate its appeal. So far there has been little success, but that may be because they are lacking both the Brode's deft skill at beatboxing and his incredibly good looks. |
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Back Then feat. Joey Lutz |
| This brand new smash hit by the artists that brought you "Rapper's Soul" is a perfect blend of Joey's skillful guitar-er-ing and the Brode's insightful beatboxing. If you don't stand up and sway to this song, you're either paralyzed from the waist down or you're in a room with a very low ceiling. |
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Hotter Than Poo feat. Joey Lutz |
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This instant classic denotes the first of the great rap legends. Released in a preview form in early 2005, the Brode-Lutz duo reworked the song in late 2006 and released it officially with unparralled success. Thoughtful lyrics and unfathomable beats mark this track as what is now being heralded as the greatest song of all time.
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Ryan Pearson |
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The oft infallible Brode somehow lost a bet, and this is the result of said wager.
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Who's Your Daddy? |
| Behold, the track that launched the Brode's career in the rap game. This piece of history was created on a multi-track machine, and was the first ever 'all-Brode' song. "Who's Your Daddy?" has been performed live across the world for fans of all ages. Also be sure to check out the remix. |
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My Booty |
| This controversial song marked BFTB's second #1 hit. Dance clubs and private parties across the nation played this song exclusively, and on a continuous loop. Listen to this song and you'll find the old adage to be true: 'Tis better to have listened to BFTB than to have not listened. |
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