Drakeo The Ruler - Mud Walking (because the town only has a dirt road) | 1930's Blues Version

EBK Jaaybo - "Satanic" (but it's from the sinners soundtrack) | 1950's Blues Version

Lefty Gunplay - "Can't Get Right" (but it's from the SInners soundtrack) | 1950's Blues Version

Chito Rana$ - All The Smoke (but it's actually Smoke and Stack from Sinners) | 1950's Blues Version

FrostyDaSnowmann - Milwaukee Bucks (but its during the prohibition era) | 1930's Blues Version

Marleybee3z – Top Opp (EBK Diss) | 1930's Blues Version

Young Slo-Be ft. Bris, EBK Young Joc, EBK Juvie - "This Ain't Nun New" | 1930's Blues Version

Mac Dre - "Life's A B*tch" (because it's the Great Depression) | 1930's Blues Version

EBK Jaaybo - F*ck Everybody (but it was made for sinners) | 1950's Blues Version

Drakeo The Ruler - Fools Gold (because it's after the California Gold Rush) | 1930's Blues Version

Young Slo-Be - "Stay On Point" (but as a juke joint) | 1950's Blues Version

Mike Sherm - "Side N*gga Anthem" (but its from Sinners) | 1950's Blues Version

J STALIN - "EVERYDAY MY BIRTHDAY" (but he was born in the 1930s) | 1950’s Blues Version

E-40 - "Rules & Regulations" (but it's playing in the juke joint on Sinners) | 1930's Blues Version

PayGotti – “Watch It Burn” (but he’s watching the speakeasy go up in flames) | 1950’s Blues Version

MO3 - "TAKE EM' TO CHURCH" (but the blues got ’em) | 1930's Blues Version

EBK Jaaybo - "Traumatized" (but he came home from World War II) | 1950's Blues Version

Drakeo The Ruler - “DRAKEO Not Drake-O” (but as a old-school mob boss) 1950s Soul Cover

Mac Dre - "Hotel, Motel" (but he's singing at the juke joint in Sinners) | 1930's Blues Version

Young Slo-Be ft. DaBoii - "Ouweee" (but it's during the Great Depression) | 1930's Blues Version

EBK Jaaybo - "I Am Nightingale" (but it's on Sinners) 1930's Blues Version

J. Stalin – Self Made Millionaire (but he made millions from singing the Blues) | 1950's Version

King Von - Crazy Story, Pt. 3 (but it's during the Prohibition in Chicago) | 1930's Blues Version

MBNel - Feelings (but you feel like listening to the Blues instead) | 1930's Blues Version

D-Lo – “You Played Me” (but it's live from a smokey backroom) | 1950’s Blues Version

EBK Jaaybo - Black Bottle Boys (but the prohibition police took the bottle) | 1930's Blues Version

Mozzy & Yhung T.O. - "Excuse Me" (but during the Great Depression ) | 1930's Blues Version

E-40 - "My Lil Grimey N***a" (but he just goes by Earl Stevens) | 1930's Blues Version

EBK Jaaybo - Long Live My Brother (but it's during the prohibition) | 1930's Blues Version

D-Lo - “No Hoe” (but he’s singing it at the juke joint in Oakland, CA) | 1950’s Blues Version

MO3 - "Gangsta Love" (but it's playing during that ONE scene in Sinners) | 1930's Blues Version

King Von - 3AM (and it's last call at the speakeasy) | 1930s Blues Version

E-40 ft. Too $hort – “B*tch” (because chivalry just died) | 1930's Blues Version

Mac J & Bris- ADIOS (but they're actually Smoke & Stack from Sinners) | 1930's Blues Version

EBK Jaaybo – “Fly Exterminator (but you need a glass of whiskey and a cigar)” | 1930’s Blues Version

Yhung T.O - "Blame Em" (but it was made during the Great Depression) | 1930's Blues Version

Young Dolph - "Preach" (but he's preaching to the juke joint audience) | 1930's Blues Version

Mac Dre - "California Bear" (but it's actually the California Blues) | 1930's Blues Version

EBK Jaaybo - "Had Enough" (but you can't get enough of the Blues) | 1930's Blues Version

Nef the Pharaoh - "Big Tymin" (but the time is actually the 1930's) | Blues Version

Lou Deezi - That's That (but it's on the Sinners soundtrack) | 1930's Blues Version

Capolow - Drip (but it's playing in a speakeasy during the Great Depression) | 1930's Blues Version

Mac Dre - "Boss Tycoon" (but he's actually a mob boss) | 1930's Blues Version

Young Slo-Be - "Hope You Know" (but he's from Southeast Louisiana) | 1930's Blues Version

EBK Young Joc – Flame On Me (but the soul got him first) | 1950s Blues Cover

EBK Leebo - Mr Disrespectful (but he's dissing Al Capone) | 1930's Blues Version

MBNel - Day Onez (but one day you wake up and it's the 1930's) | Blues Version

MO3 - "And I " (but you need a cigar and a glass of whiskey) | 1930's Blues Version

King Von – "Took Her to the O" (but he took her to the juke joint instead) | 1930's Blues Version

CML Lavish D - “Deeper Than Rap” (but it's on the Sinners 2 soundtrack) 1930’s Blues Version

Mozzy - "Perkys Callin" (but they're calling from a phone booth) | 1930's Blues Version

Bris - Need Hammy (but he's from Fruitridge, Louisiana) | 1930's Blues Version

EBK Jaaybo - Shilo (but it's a 1930's Blues Version)

Young Slo-Be – “Hoodstar" (but it's Hoodsoul) | 1930's Blues Version

Messy Marv feat. J. Valentine - "Sei Luv" (but you actually luv the blues) | 1930's Blues Version

King Von - Armed & Dangerous (but he’s the most feared storyteller in the 1930’s) | Blues Version

MoneySign Suede - “Rewind” (but you rewind all the way back to the 1930’s) | Jazz / Blues Version

Mac Dre - "Since 84" | 1930's Blues Version

Woodie - Streets Are Callin' Me (but they're calling him on a rotary phone) | 1930's Blues Version

E-40 - "Choices" (but it's playing in the juke joint on Sinners) | 1930's Blues Version