Consequence "Scared of Commitment" feat. Chuuwee & Killer Mike

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January 29, 2013 - 7:29 p.m.

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Skyzoo isn't the only emcee with a weekly Tuesday leak series. Last week, Consequence started one of his own, ConsTv Tuesdays. Today we get "Scared of Commitment," which is sure to hit close to home for many. Along for the ride are Sac town representer Chuuwee and Atlanta's own Killer Mike. Check back next Tuesday for another joint, and tune in to VH1 to see Cons and his Mrs. on season 3 of Love & Hip-Hop.

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