Showing posts with label Lil Wayne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lil Wayne. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Sorry 4 The Wait (review)



so i'm listening to this to see if its even worth downloading. and 2 songs in, I dont think so. Kinda reminds me of that Young Money album or Dedication 3...basically a bunch of throw away songs. I would imagine when you make a mixtape as a precursor for your real album it should make ppl further anticipate your work. This is the antithesis of that. A bunch of beats we've heard before. A bunch of flows we've heard before. And pretty much the same punchlines that we've heard before. I do appreciate the Kreayshawn song, but thats mainly cuz i like the actual song (downloading her mixtape as we speak). I also dig his Marvin's Room. Which, coincidentally, is the one and only version of it that I've heard. (why does the beat kinda sound like 3 other Drake songs, btw?)

Its not even like the mixtape is bad. It's just underwhelming. Like...im convinced that he just doesnt care anymore. And I guess thats cool for him, but for fans (esp. paying ones) I feel like we deserve a little more effort. and stop fucking repeating shit! "taz push the album back" blah blah blah. if thats all you wanted to say then you shoulda just did a press release. its really not that deep. It's just boring at this point. I rather hear him playing 3 guitar cords, humming and shit. At least he was trying then.

but whatever.


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Groove St. Party (review)



"I’m sure I’ve written about this before but I’ll say it again anyway. The big difference between No Ceilings Wayne and Sqad/Drought/Dedication Wayne and No Ceilings Wayne lied in his selection and his construction. NC was just straight up rappy raps over the hits of the day, he ran down the Billboard rap/R&B charts and then rapped about whatever over those tracks and echoing their hooks syllable for syllable, subbing in some cutesy joke about being high or being a blood. But in the S/D/D era he was choosing more obscure tracks (Little Brother! Youngbloodz!) with some degree of taste and using their instrumentals as canvases for entirely different songs with new choruses and concepts. The best example of this in the Wayne catalog, and maybe in all of rap ever, was “Sky Is The Limit” where he jacked a flop ass Mike Jones record and turned it into a legitimate 15-million Youtube views hit.

In the past Lil B has shown a similar knack for putting a personal touch on instrumentals. This approach defined the Based Freestyle era and the even more recent Bitch Mob (which featured such an obscure and tastefully selection of other people’s beats that most listeners probably didn’t even realize that they were other people’s beats). But eventually he realized what Wayne should - there are so many incredible producers as there are right now literally giving away beats for free there’s no excuse for just grabbing hit instrumentals and rapping over them.

And yet that’s exactly what Wayne and B do with their long awaited (three weeks Twitter time) collab. Two of my favorite rappers of doing karaoke over a Waka Flocka hit. It’s not bad, it’s just rapping from rappers who are capable of so much more than just rapping. Wayne continues his boring ass emotionless phase, delivering one dimensional punchlines (I’m higher than a bitch feel like I climbed a fucking mountain; swagger on steriods… Canseco, Jose) and then audibly cheesing like he just said something incredibly clever. I can’t be the only person who is starting to hate this guy." Read More and listen

Monday, December 20, 2010

Kidd Kidd



Up top is a trailer for Kidd Kidd’s “On Me” video, below is the song off Kidd Kidd’s forthcoming album, The Reallionaire, due out March 22nd presented by Reallionaire Records, Dream Big Ventures, The Orchard & GFCnewyork.


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Saturday, October 16, 2010

I Don’t Like The Look Of It



me either X-| this shit sux.

Pop Dat...



Lil’ Wayne & Birdman create the visual for “Pop Dat (No Ceilings)” off Wayne’s No Ceilings mixtape that dropped last year and can be seen on the Nino Brown 3 DVD.

i actually like this. i dont understand what popping "dat" gotta do anything but whatever works.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Free Wayne (video)



he brought back rap??? he is rap?! how much coke to u use sweety?

he kinda sound like B.G. on this...B.G. shouhld sue,



AND y are u so gay? i wear my scarf like that when i sleep. u have no hair. u look like ol boy from Life. ugh wayne should be upset. i would be. hes one step up from 50 Tyson :/



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Friday, August 6, 2010

Right Above It



drake is doing drake. never really disappointed. Wayne does Wayne. Usually disappointed, as of lately. he's just been boring me alot lately :/ it happens i suppose. but you may like it... Click Here

Monday, May 3, 2010

Song of the Day - Ground Zero by Lil Wayne




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ALBUM REVIEW



altho there are a few song on The Rebirth that i fux w/ my opinion of the album is that altho i feel Wayne's heart was in the right place, he us not really familiar w/ real Rock-n-Roll. He is more inspired by the idea of Rock-n-Roll rather than the actual art. and yes Rock-n-Roll is an artform, as well as a culture, just like Hip Hop. it seems that he looks @ rock as a fantasy of raging emotions and alternative appearance rather than that indescribable, pure entity that it just IS. besides the guitars and wayne's spirit this is far from a "rock" album, more like an Urban-Alternative album. I would actually be ok w/ it if that was the classification of it, or if they just didnt classify it @ all and were like "here. this is a new lil wayne album. its on some different shit. fuck w/ it."

Because to me its not what it should have been...but what im sure he will accomplish in the future w/ better understanding...i prefer No Ceilings.

that is all.