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*When Madd Dogg asks CJ on "how does an idiot like Loc make it in the rap game", CJ replies that "it's all showmanship and dance routines", referring to the early 90s trend of pop rap by [[wp:MC Hammer|MC Hammer]], [[wp:Vanilla Ice|Vanilla Ice]] and others, although Loc states on [[Entertaining America|Entertaining America with Lazlow]] when asked to dance "I ain't down with that shit, it ain't gangsta!". | *When Madd Dogg asks CJ on "how does an idiot like Loc make it in the rap game", CJ replies that "it's all showmanship and dance routines", referring to the early 90s trend of pop rap by [[wp:MC Hammer|MC Hammer]], [[wp:Vanilla Ice|Vanilla Ice]] and others, although Loc states on [[Entertaining America|Entertaining America with Lazlow]] when asked to dance "I ain't down with that shit, it ain't gangsta!". | ||
*OG Loc is also a very mocking parody of [[wp:Ja Rule|Ja Rule]], although Ja Rule was not famous until 1998 or so, six years after [[1992|the setting]] of GTA San Andreas. Both men are named "Jeffrey", portray themselves alike, and Ja Rule was also accused of stealing rhymes and other style notes from frequent collaborator [[wp:DMX (rapper)|DMX]]. There were rumors that [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50_Cent 50 Cent] was approached with an offer to voice [[Carl "CJ" Johnson|CJ]] (then-labelmate [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Game_%28rapper%29 The Game] became the voice of [[B-Dup]]), and the parody was likely done out of support for 50 Cent during his feud with Ja Rule. | *OG Loc is also a very mocking parody of [[wp:Ja Rule|Ja Rule]], although Ja Rule was not famous until 1998 or so, six years after [[1992|the setting]] of GTA San Andreas. Both men are named "Jeffrey", portray themselves alike, and Ja Rule was also accused of stealing rhymes and other style notes from frequent collaborator [[wp:DMX (rapper)|DMX]]. There were rumors that [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50_Cent 50 Cent] was approached with an offer to voice [[Carl "CJ" Johnson|CJ]] (then-labelmate [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Game_%28rapper%29 The Game] became the voice of [[B-Dup]]), and the parody was likely done out of support for 50 Cent during his feud with Ja Rule. | ||
*OG Loc | *OG Loc was apparently raped in prison by "Freddy", a flamboyantly homosexual member of the Los Santos Vagos. With CJ's help, Loc gets his revenge on Freddy in [[OG Loc (Mission)]]. | ||
==OG Loc's rap song== | ==OG Loc's rap song== | ||