Shammago
By Any Means
.... At first when i heard the snippets of this album i though it was trizz trash but after coppin the album daaamn, the musicality of this cannot be denied. The songs flow very well and production is what u expect from a Rick Ross album.
So far my fav joint is Maybach Music 4, Sixteen and surprisingly Hold Me Back.
Yes... the hook is annoying but for some reason I found it amusing how Ross continued to repeat the hook over and over and over until the end of the song. WHO DOES THAT? haha.
Andre 3000 on sixteen was quite refreshing. Andre rarely makes appearances on other rapper's album but yet he felt compelled to be on Ross's joint. U could tell Andre felt free to wild out and do his thing. lol
Now, as for the downside, Ross pretty much has not really elevated his lyrical game. He still sounds pretty much the same on each song and dude pretty much touches upon the same subjects.. eg. drug deals, kingpin, girls, cars, and the rich llife... to be expected from Ross. But hey, who listens to a Ross album for te lyrics. I do like how Ross gives props to God many times. Dude seems like a spirtual dude or atleast gives the appearance that he does.
All in all, this album as a whole sounds like a complete Rick Ross album and a good hip hop joint. Its not classic but I will give this shyt 4 mics.
hmmm....I wonder how this album ranks against Teflon Don and his other joints.
Aiight, enough blabbering, *gets headphones and listen to God Forgives*
So far my fav joint is Maybach Music 4, Sixteen and surprisingly Hold Me Back.
Yes... the hook is annoying but for some reason I found it amusing how Ross continued to repeat the hook over and over and over until the end of the song. WHO DOES THAT? haha.
Andre 3000 on sixteen was quite refreshing. Andre rarely makes appearances on other rapper's album but yet he felt compelled to be on Ross's joint. U could tell Andre felt free to wild out and do his thing. lol
Now, as for the downside, Ross pretty much has not really elevated his lyrical game. He still sounds pretty much the same on each song and dude pretty much touches upon the same subjects.. eg. drug deals, kingpin, girls, cars, and the rich llife... to be expected from Ross. But hey, who listens to a Ross album for te lyrics. I do like how Ross gives props to God many times. Dude seems like a spirtual dude or atleast gives the appearance that he does.
All in all, this album as a whole sounds like a complete Rick Ross album and a good hip hop joint. Its not classic but I will give this shyt 4 mics.
hmmm....I wonder how this album ranks against Teflon Don and his other joints.
Aiight, enough blabbering, *gets headphones and listen to God Forgives*
