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The Rundown: Tyga, The Gold Album: 18th Dynasty - Tyga finally unveils his highly anticipated The Gold Album after going through a year of label drama. Check out a play-by-play look now at the newly freed LP. — Michael Harris (@IceBlueVA)(Photo: Last Kings Entertainment)

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'Spitfire' - Tyga opens up The Gold Album burning up the booth and laying claim as one of the lyrical greats. Proclaiming his time is right now, he unloads with, "I'm here, motherf*****s / I hear my name from the bleachers / But I'm too busy reaching / Looking up to deceased kings / Long live the last king, Martin had a dream."(Photo: John Ricard/Getty Images for BET)

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'Muh F***a,' Featuring A.E. - In case you didn't know, T-Raww is that "sophiscated, ignorant Muh F***a" that you stole your swag from that doesn't having a problem taking your girl either so it's best not to stand too close to this "Muh F***a."(Photo: Matt Cowan/Getty Images for Coachella)

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'Shaka Zulu' - The Last King rides out over this Jess Jackson and Sap production paying homage to the African warrior and slaying scandalous ladies in the process. (Photo: Helen Boast/Redferns via Getty Images)

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'God Talk' - Taking a few pages and paying homage to the rap god B.I.G., The YMCMB defector drops a few heavenly flows as he gives a rundown of how his life is great, but problems also follow close behind the money. Tyga makes his case as he spits, "I'm God's gift like Christmas time / The money Jewish but it's Black on Black crimes / They box me in from time to time / For a Rolex, is you willing to die?"(Photo: Maury Phillips/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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'Hard for You' - T-Raww drops a few jewels for the ladies and won't hesitate to buy a few bags for the right one. For the lucky "queen" being chosen, he tells her, "Everybody need love, just pick up the phone and I'll come through." (Photo: Judy Eddy/WENN.com)

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'Down for a Min' - Tyga has a lil' fun with Auto-Tune as he flips the word play to honor his ride or die chick...his Glock. (Photo: Awais Butt/Splash News)

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'Pure Luxury' - Life is good for the Compton rapper as he reminisces about his dreams, which have come to light. He reveals that his greatest joy is being able to bless his family and Gs with a taste of the good life as they share his luxury and riches. (Photo: Michael Buckner/Getty Images For BET)

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'Wham' - Pillow talk is deadly as Tyga drops the "Wham" on a few of his enemies' girls and laughs in the face of lames, spitting insults like, "When I finish, take all your b*****s / Now she telling me all your business."(Photo: Johnny Louis/WENN.com)

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'Pleazer,' Featuring Boosie Badazz - Picking up game from a few of Too $hort's "Freaky Tales," T-Raww and Boosie share a few groupie love stories in this dedication to the females with oral skills. (Photos from left: John Ricard / BET, Brad Barket/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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'Hollywood N****z' - Tyga rides out on the hating blogs here and offers them a "tip" of his manhood. His former YMCMB partner Drake also gets a subliminal as T-Raww drops bombs with, "I heard n****s hating on me from the sideline / Hmm, nice try / Can't see you n****s anyway, too busy standing on my pride, ah... / I don't f**k with Hollywood n****s."(Photo: Mike Windle/Getty Images for Revolt TV)

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'4 My Dawgz,' Featuring Lil Wayne - Tyga and Weezy drop a few motivational bars for those striving for success and remind them to never give up because nothing is as sweet as being your own boss. Helping them jump over the hurdle, Tyga's inspirational lines include, "Survival, threats, apologies / I made it through the poverty I be... / On my own s**t 'cause you never, never know when somebody gone trip /... Aye bossman, I'm my own bossman, understand."(Photo: Frazer Harrison/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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'Bloodline' - Tyga closes out The Gold Album with a dedication to his son, King Cairo, as he explains why he hustles so hard. Preparing for his future generations to come, he closes with, "I just... wanna see wealth and my family smile / Wanna pass a better generation down..."(Photo: Jonathan Leibson/Getty Images for VITY)