In the absence of any real tension, the action, which basically consists of everybody shooting everybody else or threatening to do so, feels colorless and repetitive. While the late OlвЂ™ Dirty BastardвЂ™s guest-shot as a nose-picking short-order cook works fine as a cameo, lead actor DashвЂ™s money-driven careerism is barely fleshed out.

Once introduced, however, characters have no place to go. Dash brags about his вЂњbaddest chickвЂќ (a post-вЂњGlitterвЂќ Mariah Carey, yet!) just before she angrily confronts him with a litany of venal complaints. El LocoвЂ™s inevitable downfall begins when he commits the faux pas of rescheduling his Tuesday night date (he has one for every night of the week). Unlike the original вЂњState Property,вЂќ where half-naked babes were casually draped over every inch of decor when they werenвЂ™t getting raped or killed, here women appear almost exclusively as ironic counterpoint. Thus during a split-screen phone conversation between Beans and his wife, each half of the screen swells or shrinks according to who is in control, until a henpecked Beans occupies a tiny diminishing square at the left of the screen. Narrated by each of the players in turn, the action is constantly undercut satirically by unexpected fast-motion, peremptory rewinds or chyroned asides. Things donвЂ™t go down exactly like the mysterious El Plaga had anticipated, and arch-rivals Beans and Dame, smelling a rat, warily join forces. Soon, Beans is back on the street where elaborate setups pit him against longtime enemy Dame (Dash). Santiago), himself an employee of the mysterious, never-seen El Plaga. His Muslim cellmate (a memorable turn by Freeway) hooks him up to a new boy on the block, El Loco Polo (Victor N.O.R.E. The name was reportedly trademarked in 2011.ДЄre you anxious to see a third installment of State Property? Sound off in the comments section below.вЂњBeansвЂќ (Sigel) sits in jail, his empire hemorrhaging money in his henchmenвЂ™s less-than-competent hands. Medina and his bandmates have been performing under the name Loisaidas since 2008. Michael Medina, a New York-based music producer, filed a Manhattan Federal Court suit claiming that Dash and Kanye West's LoisaidasВ film about street life is tarnishing his brand. In fact, Meek Mill returned to Philadelphia for his homecomingВ concert last month and brought out fellow Philly rhymer Beanie Sigel.Дame Dash, on the other hand, has been having some legal issues when it comes to his film work. The good thing is he has been active since the shooting and seems to be in good health.

He was released from the hospital a month later.

Last December, he was shot in his back outside his Jersey City home after dropping his kids off from school. #theoldrocbackД®arlier this year, Beans was released from the hospital after a lengthy stay under critical condition. Spoke to all my brothers the whole state property back and we making part 3 soon. Dash and Jay ZВ also starred in the original film, which was released in 2002. Noreaga, who played El Pollo Loco in SP2, also tweeted the confirmation tagging Beanie Sigel: 'State property 3 is my main priority right now Sigel starred in the first two films as Beans, a street hustler looking to grasp the American Dream. 'Me and my brothers spoke today and we decided to do a part 3 f*ck all the bubble gum sh*t and its been 10 years,' Dame tweeted with a picture of the State Property 2В movie poster.

Ten years since the release of the second installment, Dame DashВ has confirmed that State Property 3В is in the worksВ following a lawsuit involving his forthcoming LoisaidasВ film.Дash recently took to Twitter to share the big news.

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