CHA!!!????

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Permalink Reply by MiZZBoSSN9nE on April 23, 2009 at 5:57pm

Its so he can breathe inbetween verses n shit. Hes using a growl now too for the same reason.

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Permalink Reply by MurdaMichael on April 23, 2009 at 5:58pm

he puts em in seperatly i dont think its so he can breath, i simply think its to fill empty space, its also like a trademark type of thing...kinda how E-40 had the "uuhhh" thing

Shawna said:

Its so he can breathe inbetween verses n shit. Hes using a growl now too for the same reason.

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Permalink Reply by Kingp on April 23, 2009 at 6:10pm

he's does alot of different grunt n stuff listen

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Permalink Reply by Twiztid Norm on April 23, 2009 at 6:16pm

yea i have listened just never took the time to find out... i agree with murda that its to fill space

Kingp said:

he's does alot of different grunt n stuff listen

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Permalink Reply by J9X on April 23, 2009 at 6:45pm

really? again??

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Permalink Reply by AmeriKiLLa on April 23, 2009 at 6:52pm

Its not for the breath...If you watch the video "Clappin" with George Zelaya on Youtube Tech says he leaves the breathes in the song so it sounds more natural. They tone it down sometimes. The "cha" is explained in some interview somewhere, but its used as emphasis puts more meaning into what hes saying

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Permalink Reply by Amanda on April 23, 2009 at 7:19pm

Makez sense.

AmeriKiLLa said:

Its not for the breath...If you watch the video "Clappin" with George Zelaya on Youtube Tech says he leaves the breathes in the song so it sounds more natural. They tone it down sometimes. The "cha" is explained in some interview somewhere, but its used as emphasis puts more meaning into what hes saying

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Permalink Reply by Tyler on April 23, 2009 at 7:44pm

Because it sounds SICKKKKKKK!

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Permalink Reply by that ugly dude on April 24, 2009 at 11:04pm

AmeriKiLLa said:

Its not for the breath...If you watch the video "Clappin" with George Zelaya on Youtube Tech says he leaves the breathes in the song so it sounds more natural. They tone it down sometimes. The "cha" is explained in some interview somewhere, but its used as emphasis puts more meaning into what hes saying

yeah i think your right.I dont know where he got that from. but on the movie Sandlot,when there at the fair when that one kid found his chew (Tobbaco) in his pocket he showed everbody and was like cha.funny shit

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Permalink Reply by Dexter on April 24, 2009 at 11:12pm

in the psychumentary he explains that chea is the h sound backwards and that hes refferin to him kickin heroin, chill im just fuckin with you i got no idea, maybe hes got turrets or sumfin

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Permalink Reply by Doe Boy on April 24, 2009 at 11:31pm

it an add libb, like wen gucci be like yeahhhh, or oj da juice man be like ayy ayyy

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Permalink Reply by Disorderly Konduct on April 25, 2009 at 2:06am

Its not for the breath...If you watch the video "Clappin" with George Zelaya on Youtube Tech says he leaves the breathes in the song so it sounds more natural. They tone it down sometimes. The "cha" is explained in some interview somewhere, but its used as emphasis puts more meaning into what hes saying



he is right. its there to fill in and to make more emphasis on what he says, its his trademark thing now. he has been doing it since like anghellic

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