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Hostile Takeover is a foundational force in West Coast hip hop, rooted in the Bay Area’s gritty storytelling and G-funk production. With ties to the RBL Posse lineage—fully connected through Black C with the late Hitman, and a continued imprint by Black C—the project captures the streetwise energy and melodic hooks that defined 1990s and early 2000s rap. This artist page highlights the biographical journey, key discography milestones, and upcoming performances where fans can secure seats to experience the era’s sound live.

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From the early 1990s releases that charted on Billboard alongside the late 2000s reissues and compilations, Hostile Takeover channels a legacy of relentless West Coast storytelling, collaboration, and independent release culture that still resonates with today’s listeners. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss access to upcoming shows and official links for the latest updates.

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Stay connected with Hostile Takeover through official channels for the latest tour dates and media. Whether you’re revisiting classic cuts like the charting singles “Don't Give Me No Bammer” or “How We Comin’,” or discovering deeper cuts from albums across the discography, secure your seats and keep it locked on the artist’s official pages, social handles, and streaming profiles.

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Social and official resources: official site rblposse.com, YouTube channel RBL Posse YouTube, Spotify artist page, and Linktree aggregating social handles Linktree.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Hostile Takeover

  • Artist: RBL Posse (Black C; Hitman was a member until his 2003 passing; Black C remains the surviving member).
  • Genre/style: West Coast hip hop/gangsta rap with Bay Area G-funk influence; Hostile Takeover is rooted in 2000–2001 production and Right Way Records release. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hostile_Takeover_%28album%29?utm_source=openai))
  • Complete discography (albums and compilations) sorted most recent first: The Bong Show Volume 1 (2014), 20th Anniversary (2012), Hostile Takeover (2001), Bootlegs & Bay Shit: The Resume (2000), An Eye for an Eye (1997), Ruthless by Law (1994), A Lesson to Be Learned (1992). ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RBL_Posse?utm_source=openai))
  • Top singles (most recent first) with chart data: How We Comin' (1997) peaked Hot Rap Singles #22 and Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs #90; Don't Give Me No Bammer (1992) peaked Hot Rap Songs #16. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Eye_for_an_Eye_%28RBL_Posse_album%29?utm_source=openai))
  • Major awards/achievements: Primary achievement is Billboard chart presence (e.g., A Lesson to Be Learned peaked #60 on Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums; Ruthless by Law peaked #197 on the Billboard 200). No major awards publicly documented. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Lesson_to_Be_Learned?utm_source=openai))
  • Social media presence: Official website (rblposse.com); YouTube channel (RBL Posse YouTube); Spotify artist page; Linktree aggregating social handles. ([rblposse.com](https://rblposse.com/))

The records

Hostile Takeover Discography

  • The Bong Show Volume 1
    2014 · RightWay Production (RWP)
  • 20th Anniversary
    2012 · Compilation (label not consistently documented)
  • Hostile Takeover
    2001 · Right Way Records
  • Bootlegs & Bay Shit - The Resume
    2000 · The Right Way Productions
  • An Eye for an Eye
    1997 · Big Beat/Atlantic
  • Ruthless by Law
    1994 · In-A-Minute
  • A Lesson to Be Learned
    1992 · In-A-Minute

The hits

Top Hostile Takeover Songs

  • Don't Give Me No Bammer
    1992 · Hot Rap Songs #16
  • How We Comin' (West Coast Mix)
    1997 · Hot Rap Singles #22; Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs #90

Stay connected with Hostile Takeover through official channels for the latest tour dates and media. Whether you’re revisiting classic cuts like the charting singles “Don't Give Me No Bammer” or “How We Comin’,” or discovering deeper cuts from albums across the discography, secure your seats and keep it locked on the artist’s official pages, social handles, and streaming profiles.

Social and official resources: official site rblposse.com, YouTube channel RBL Posse YouTube, Spotify artist page, and Linktree aggregating social handles Linktree.

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