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gdamn this beat is ridiculous



^^^there's another track w/ T.I., Pimp C and Jeezy

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Straight Outta Ca$hville is one of the worst rap albums I've ever heard.

I have nothing to say about this song that others won't come in here and say anyway. At least I actually listened to it, though.

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Straight Outta Cashville is pretty great actually; best G-Unit album that isn't Get Rich. "Stomp," "Look At Me Now," "I'm a Soldier" are all great Did you like that Trick Daddy single Ben was pimping awhile back? this is like that, except this beat takes a more subtle approach

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single produced by polow da don of throw some d's and ciara fame

[Artem]

i rather like the beats in that youtube video. but i feel very indifferent to young buck.

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Something appropriate and timely in this, his pre-Young Dro barrel-heavy delivery an embrace of rap rap rap over Polow, the only new producer anyone's really looking for right now on the national stage (would you have ever thought things would be so weak we'd be looking to will.i.am??? Yet here we are), the last bastion of real hard g-rap music with the potential to go plat in a barren environment of rappers who can't sell without an Xmas gimmick, one of the few soldiers who made enough money to maybe weather this internet-killing-music storm, at least for awhile. Say goodbye to the bloated Vegas-era event albums of washed up NY rappers, the bloated Vegas-era mixtapes of washed up wannabeNY N'Orleans rappers, embrace the realness of dudes who struggle to go gold, the Gottis and Dros and Boosies and uhhh...Dogg Pound's, too, I guess (although that leadoff Dogg Chit single is...Dogg shit.) Eh. While I liked the first Buck album a fair amount, there's something about dudes whose personalities seem to have been formed in a riviting plant or a ford factory or coal mine, all rough rugged and raw, like he sounds unafraid to stab a dude at the source awards, that seems real appealing RIGHT NOW, after an era of Neptunes flashbulb glitz etc. Remember how boring they all looked on the cover of XXL in that G-Unit group shot where they were all clad in leather jackets, washed up vets alongside overexposed rapping Al Gore's like Lloyd Banks? Because things have changed; after a peak at the production credits - how weird is it that G-Unit, the supposed enemies of originality and creativity in gangsta rap seem like the only testing ground for new producers on their albums these days. While everyone else embraces storch/blaze/will.i.am etc! its strange I tell you. Anyway great song.

[Mantana]

http://www.suntimes....iphop16.article

Lego says he likes hip-hop and was a breaker back in the day, but laments that "what hip-hop is today is not real hip-hop."

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house dj hates rap, story at 10

[Hans Christian Anderson]

seriously though, the only thing this song is good for is blasting it out of car speakers. thats about it. not to belittle blasting music out of car speakers though

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this song is, as it turns out, also good for blasting on yr headphones when yr drinking Moroccan tea at a cafe. who knew? I GO TO JAIL IF I GET SACKED SO BLOCK FOR ME "I BET HE GOT A VEST," "NO, BUT I GOT RESPECT, THO"

[redheadstepson]

I liked Straight Outta Cashville, in fact I bought it. I can't wait til Buck The World.

[Chronodiggity]

New York isn't doing shit worth talking about right now. Kind of good beat though.

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young buck is from nashville

[Chronodiggity]

and in G-Unit