Rap reviews

[The Angry Hand of God]

wHY CANT I POST COMMENTS ON THE RAP REVIEWS? Is someone afraid that I might say something that offends their crappy artists? I read the Jah Rule review and I have to disagree with Ira´s rating.

I would have given it only 1 star, ***Where would we be without Ja***
much better off I think. he suck fat cock. :-|

[Anonymous]

Quote:

14-12-2003 at 03:58, milkdaddy wrote: personally i don´t like Ja Rule but I can´t force Ira to either

Why not? I´mn sure if you kick him in the nuts enough times, he´ll realise the error of his jah rule listening ways.

[ira]

"Why not? I´mn sure if you kick him in the nuts enough times, he´ll realise the error of his jah rule listening ways."

watch ureself muf***a, in eastridge we don´t play dat gay shit, u f***er...

i happened to knopw ja rule personally and really dont´ give a shit what u got to say, u are just an a**, looking for fame....

by the way that review was done a long a** time ago, okay?

MOBSHOP MAGAZINE coming 3 days before XMAS!

[ira]

READ THIS CAREFULLY AND U TELL ME . ..

After selling like over 6 million rap albums, one has to wonder if JA RULE would be able to do it again. I mean with IRV GOTTI and 7 AURELIUS hit making recipe servicing everyone from MARY J BLIGE, JENNIFER LOPEZ, ASHANTI and FAT JOE, one wonders (again) if they can keep the public still listening. The Murder Inc. formula has to some extent become very stale. I have to admit and say that the last JA RULE album was good. THUG LOVIN´ the first cut and single and video features BOBBY BROWN, which is very top 40ish. Now remember 7 AURELIUS has left IRV GOTTI due to the two not being able to agree on production credits and that. (7 claims that Irv does nothing and that he does all the production) So IRV now has a new dude CHINK SANTANA doing co-production with him. Gossip aside, MESMERIZE with ASHANTI has the makings of a hit radio song written all over it. I dig it, it´s cool and smooth like rolling in your X5 down 5th avenue.

Those Virginia natives, Messrs. HUGO and WILLIAMS provide the sonic soundscape on POP NIGGAS. They use their trademark, yet played out snare and base kick they are known for. And it´s always good to hear JA over some different shit. Nas and 2PAC appears on THE PLEDGE remix, which samples 2PAC´s SO MANY TEARS. Quite interesting with JA RULE saying "whut up Suge". Is it just me or does CHARLI BALTIMORE sound like EVE? She plays tag with JA on the bouncy title track. Thing with JA RULE is he does not need a NATE DOGG or a BEYONCE to sing hooks for him as he has got his own gruff voice to give his tracks flavor. Seems like every track has a sample on here. From TOTO to LENNY KRAVITZ gets sampled here, damn! Latest inmates on THA ROW, EASTWOOD and CROOKED I also pop up on the filler cut CONNECTED.

My fave on this disc must be the rock influenced ROCK STAR. Probably because it samples the LENNY KRAVITZ hit I BELONG TO YOU, which reminds me of a chick I had bonked a couple of years ago. So far this here cd has gone platinum in the states and still selling. Before I say anything naughty i´mma end it right here.

THIS ALBUM WAS HOT ON THE STREETS OF MITCHELLS PLAIN AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS,

SO WTACH YOUR MOUTH!

[Thornz]

DANM... NEVA KNEW MONKS COULD GET SO PISSED

TEMPER TEMPER MR IRA.....  MR I. R. A.!

[RuSh]

thats ira for yall whats up ira?

[LazySamuel]

ja rule is cringe-worthy bullshit. such sadistic knoise has never been heard in this realm precedently. sure ja rule was popular on the mitchells plain and surronding areas but that just goes to show how much of a sheep you are.
afraid to aknowledge the real shit for fear of being sniffed out?
you are i presume white, and have, i presume lived a satisfactory and prosperously safe life. unlike your pal ja rule. he grew up in the slum and for that poor dick head the only way to get out was to rap, thug and wear jewelry. as i sit here in front of my pc, i give myself the leisure to generalise this ´´etat de vivre (state of living)´´ for other commercial rappin homie thugs such as ludacris, 50 cent, and loads of others.
i and many others on the other hand have branched of from this commercialised thug lifestlye to form a new ´´basement movement.´´ we essentially reject mainstream bullshit. i will quote BMP: ´´ to say that we go against the grain would be giving undue credit to the cringe-worthy bullshit that south africans choose to categorise as hip hop.´´ WORD

i therfore urge you to judge an artist by his skill and expression, not by his success in record sales. if that was to happen, we´d all be plugged into mr. ja.

WATCH YOUR BACK

easy,
the Kolonel

[Anonymous]

"THIS ALBUM WAS HOT ON THE STREETS OF MITCHELLS PLAIN AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS,

SO WTACH YOUR MOUTH! "

So was puffy, does that mean he´s nice too.

Try lsitening to some real hip hop, instead of the commercial, diluted garbage that´s "hot on the streets".
Listen to music, because an artist is creative, original and has something to say that´s worth listening to, instead of what the -Lable subsidised- media forces down your gullet.

Ja was considered nice in Mitchell´s plain, he was also considered nice in Petrusburg and Henneman. The question is, did they like it because he is really talented, or because they dont know any better.
Instead of  perpetuating the sitution, try to educate them and show them what real hiphop is.

[Thornz]

everyone has they own opinion guys, no need to agure bout who´s right either.. if ira´s close to ja (in wateva way) then thats him..
but since we r on that whole ´personal opinion mode´ now may i say..
HATE JA RULE! WHO HE THINK HE IS, DISRESPECTIN MZEKEZEKE LIKE THAT!he he

nah seriously though, his shit doesnt appeal to me that much, and i´ll also have to agree with that chikenhead ontop of me. just cuz someone or some people say puffy´s hot dont mean he realy is, its that opinion thing again..

PeacE

[Anonymous]

Ja-Fool is a wannabe 2Pac who was the only black kid in a white school... and now he´s a thug-"clap-back"-gangsta in his music?