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Music Video: That's How I Go (feat. Lil Jon & Mario)

Artisit: Baby Bash

  • Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
  • Release Date: 2009
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Video Length: 3:23

  • Copyright: Baby Bash
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Music Video For That's How I Go (feat. Lil Jon & Mario) By Artist Baby Bash

Reviews For That's How I Go (feat. Lil Jon & Mario) By Artist Baby Bash

  • love bashe

    5
    By sweetpea _loves
    love baby bash music got every cd he got out even down to his underground stuff

  • Kul

    5
    By OGAL
    Great beat! Mario gives it a nice touch!

  • Beautiful

    5
    By Soccerballa18
    Have you ever noticed that the girls are always sexy and hot. In all of his music videos.

  • Awsome Song

    5
    By Ruiz172
    This song is hot and the girls are too!!

  • Music is hot but he's not!!!

    4
    By Sexz chick
    I still love his music but he doesn't look hot anymore!!! Oh well there's still Pitbull...

  • ya!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!finaly hes back

    5
    By injbgdinhjgfibfgij
    this is a awesome song!!!!!!!!!!!!buy it!!!!!!!

  • that how u've always went

    1
    By lovelikehate
    and its old and trashy and oh, unoriginal

  • Good

    5
    By Eminem #1 Fan
    one of the best mexican rappers to always keep it real and clean with the music.

  • First review

    5
    By Nate FTW
    This video is hot! Even the preview is great. You have to buy this song! Click yes if you agree.

  • ummm okay i guess

    1
    By shortie blonde
    this is a good song but not a good video

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