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For all the crunk, booty shaking music which emerges from the Dirty South, it is arguably the street poets, storytellers and self-examining performers which leave a lasting impression. Scarface, Outkast, Goodie Mob and T.I. have won the respect of fans from across the US - and the next rapper in their form to emerge is Mississippi's emerging star Big K.R.I.T. A 2011 XXL Freshman, K.R.I.T’s sleepy drawl and introspective narrations have made him one of the standout names in the list of Freshers and his previous release (K.R.I.T Wuz Here) garnering numerous downloads. Releasing the street album ReturnOf4Eva, Def Jam's newest acquisition can maintain the lyrical standards of the South’s greats and prove to his newly attracted fans his capabilities of performing on an album.