Slaughterhouse fans never stop asking about that unreleased final album, but KXNG Crooked has made it clear before: he does not have it. Still, that has not stopped the occasional request, and this time, his reply gave a little more than the usual “no”.
Responding to a fan on X, Crook wrote:
“I don’t have it.. just a couple of songs.. If we were talking the very first album then I would have it because I A&R’d 50% of it.. ppl don’t know that.. I was in my bag!”
I don’t have it.. just a couple of songs.. If we were talking the very first album then I would have it because I A&R’d 50% of it.. ppl don’t know that.. I was in my bag! https://t.co/7JYK2DX9zu
— Crook 🏴🏳️🏴 (@CrookedIntriago) May 13, 2025
It is a cool reveal for longtime listeners. While “Glass House” remains out of reach, fans now know Crook was not just in the booth, he helped build Slaughterhouse’s sound from the ground up on their debut.
Originally signed to Shady Records, the four-man crew, KXNG Crooked, Royce 5’9, Joell Ortiz, and Joe Budden, earned a cult following off their bars-first approach. Their catalogue may not be the biggest one in the game, but it is made of gold, and stories like this keep fans coming back.
