He called Troy Bradshaw after this happened to say that he knew Troy was a cop and that he was out of the Saints, and wanted to make sure he and Troy wouldn't have a problem, due to Troy being able to arrest him. Dex is a superb tactician, but talk amongst the generic Saints gang members that wander the streets indicate that few Saints believe that Dex deserved his post and there was concern that Dex might have eventually challenged Julius Little for control of the gang.īefore Playa was blown up on Alderman Richard Hughes' boat, Dex dropped his flags after he was offered a job in Ultor by Dane Vogel at the Saints' church.
Dex appeared to be the voice of reason amongst Little's lieutenants. In the unreleased spin-off Saints Row: Money Shot, he is assassinated by a female assassin working for Ultor named Cypher.ĭex is featured in the Revenge Diversion in Saints Row: Gat out of Hell as a husk wearing Dex's visor cap from Saints Row.ĭex was one of the people affected by gang violence spreading throughout Stilwater and thus joined the gang formed by Julius Little, the 3rd Street Saints, to rid the city of its chaotic state.
ĭex doesn't appear in Saints Row: The Third.
In the end, he ends up having to flee Stilwater to an unknown location after Playa ruins his plans. In the second DLC for the game Corporate Warfare, Dex attempts to have newly appointed CEO of Ultor Eric Gryphon killed, while partaking in illegal nuclear waste smuggling. He doesn't appear in person during the game, but is mentioned a couple of times, and the player is required to phone him to unlock the mission Revelation, which leads to Dex betraying both Playa and Julius after luring them there. ĭuring Saints Row 2, Dex now works as the Head of Security for Ultor and is a successful millionaire, leaving behind his life as a gang member. He appears in the second epilogue mission when taking down corrupt police Chief Monroe who is holding Julius. In the final mission for the Carnales, Dex and Playa take down Angelo Lopez, finally finishing the Carnales gang. ĭex appears to be the voice of reason amongst the other lieutenants and is a superb tactician and would rather plan than just going in guns blazing, which he tries to talk a trigger happy Johnny Gat out of doing. During the events of Saints Row, Dex is appointed by Julius to take down Los Carnales and to also watch over Johnny Gat who offered to do the Vice Kings. Or, hey, let your freak flag fly-we’re all a little naughty by nature, anyway, right? Right.Dex is a member of the 3rd Street Saints created by Julius Little to try and rid the city of Stilwater gang violence at the hands of Los Carnales, Vice Kings and Westside Rollerz. You might want to have your headphones on for this one these tracks are definitely NSFW, unless you’ve got a remarkably tolerant office environment. And though hip-hop’s obviously been a male-dominated field for about as long as it’s existed, a quick spin through this list should make it abundantly clear that rapping about sex is by no means a “guy thing”-and we’re not talking rose petals and candlelight, either.īelow, we’ve compiled 50 of rap’s greatest sex anthems, spread across more than three decades. There are really no rules to what makes a great sex jam: from selfless cunnilingus anthems to fuck-your-feelings quickie bangers, we’re not judging how you’re trying to get down, as long as everything’s consensual and everyone leaves happy. Love is a beautiful thing, but there are plenty of songs dedicated to romance sometimes, you just need to hear some raps that don’t beat around the (ahem) bush. If you’re out of ideas, Ludacris helpfully provides some creative suggestions on “What’s Your Fantasy.”Īnd though rap history’s riddled with interpersonal and regional clashes, if there’s one thing that unites even the most contentious of rivals-from the East Coast to the West Coast and everywhere in between-it’s the need to get nasty. Naturally, some of the most memorable moments in rap have been songs about getting freaky, from the bedroom to the car to the hotel to the motel to the Holiday Inn, and pretty much anywhere else you can imagine. All that stuff is cool, but hey-at the end of the day, we’re all just trying to get laid, too. Some people expect great art to come to some grand conclusion on life, death, and the meaning of it all.
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