On June 21, 2013, Houston rapper Mr. Mansion, formerly known as Ant Dogg of Blue Chip ENT, performed live at Conflict’s Birthday Bash at Jet Lounge in Houston, Texas.
Filmed by Dammit Boy Productions, this archival performance captures two songs from Mr. Mansion’s project Nothing’s Gonna Stop Me, including a collaboration featuring Tre Dizzle.
The event was originally scheduled for Toc Bar before relocating to Jet Lounge, where Houston hip-hop veteran K-Rino took over hosting duties.
1. My Flow Smoking Like Heavy — Mr. Mansion (0:20)
Mr. Mansion opens his set with a solo performance of “My Flow Smoking Like Heavy,” showcasing his delivery and stage presence.
2. I Don’t Want No More — Mr. Mansion featuring Tre Dizzle (4:30)
Tre Dizzle joins Mr. Mansion for “I Don’t Want No More,” performing his featured verse during the live collaboration.
Both songs were promoted in the original 2013 footage as part of Mr. Mansion’s Nothing’s Gonna Stop Me project, which was available through DatPiff.
Before performing under the name Mr. Mansion, the Houston rapper was known as Ant Dogg and was associated with Blue Chip ENT.
His history with Dammit Boy Productions extends beyond this performance. Tre Dizzle previously worked with Ant Dogg on recording, engineering, and artwork for projects including Instrumentally Ill Vol. 1 and Nothing’s Gonna Stop Me.
This 2013 appearance documents another chapter in their longstanding creative relationship.
Conflict’s Birthday Bash brought together performers from Houston’s independent hip-hop community.
Originally planned for Toc Bar, the celebration moved to Jet Lounge, with K-Rino serving as host following the venue change.
The event was documented by Dammit Boy Productions as part of its ongoing coverage of Houston’s underground music scene.
This performance is preserved in the Dammit Boy TV Live Archives, documenting the artists, collaborations, and independent events that helped shape Houston’s underground hip-hop community.
Originally published on July 9, 2013, the footage includes authentic live performances and original DBTV production branding.
The video remains part of the historical collection connected to Conflict’s Birthday Bash (2013).
Originally scheduled for Toc Bar, Conflict's Birthday Bash moved to Jet Lounge in Houston on June 21, 2013. Hosted by K-Rino, the event featured Houston underground hip-hop performers, with live coverage captured by Dammit Boy Productions.
June 21, 2013
Jet Lounge, Houston, Texas
