Is The Bill Collecta by Chamillionaire the most shameless attempt to re-create a hit single?

[Toe Jay Simpson]

Hi My Name Is > Real Slim Shady > Without Me > Just Lose It > We Made You> Bezerk >

The Rihanna songs crossing over into “I Need A Doctor”

When he begged and pleaded, threw a tantrum and gave them silent treatment (I presume) they let him take a break from this format but Jimmy was like fine Em but you’re gonna have to give me a follow up to “Lose Yourself” so then you got “Not Afraid” on that album. What was that Recovery, where he apologized for the previous album that, aside from the voices, was better than the (then) new album



Temptations > How Do U Want It > Toss It Up

Magic Stick > Candy Shop > Amusement Park

Was never able to redo In Da Club, high bar to achieve again but he tried. Songs like “Get Up” were attempts at recapturing that success

I would argue that “Outta Control Remix” was 50s 2nd attempt at In Da Club. They wanted that to hit so bad they put it on two different albums

 

[Mastamimd]

You can tell with many of Eminem's singles rollouts.

Skylar Grey will PAY

 

[Eza]

 

[FunkDoc1112]

 

[FunkDoc1112]

 

[Braman]

This was so damn disappointing . Last last was a moment in history. That sample flip came out of nowhere and was kinda subtle. Like a nod to the Toni Braxton song.

Here they just overtly bang the sample over your head it’s so in-organic

 

[Roxx the King]

His first album aged like white women smh

 

[Chain Color of Akon]

Same producer, same feature, the beat sound damn near like a Ridin’ Remix. Might as well be the same song.

Ultimate Victory was an underrated album but yeah that track was garbage and forced AF

 

[Trav]

This one actually worked tho, can't front

 

[Vic Damone. Jr]

 

[Uncle Baby Billy]

Tyga had like 30 'Taste' clones.

 

[Uncle Baby Billy]

 

[Uncle Baby Billy]