E-40 FT Lil Jon - Ripped

[Nuttkase]

Not that I'm 21 but I'm pretty sure people that are don't listen to stuff like that anymore, even when partying. I mean Lil Jon was already pretty much irrelevant when people who are 21 now were like 12.

 

[GTS]

my lil amigos can't even get yankee to this

 

[BASEDVATO]

and we thought it couldnt get worse then dump truck... E-40 keeps the element of surprising us with this shit!

 

[ESFCE]

not a bad song. but everytime I listen to a song with Lil Jon on it, I feel like it's 1999 again

 

[DubbC415]

I'm really sad I listened to this. This is pretty much the reason I have zero interest in Bay Rap and most certainly E-40.

 

[ThaG]

Not that I'm 21 but I'm pretty sure people that are don't listen to stuff like that anymore, even when partying. I mean Lil Jon was already pretty much irrelevant when people who are 21 now were like 12.

In 2004 he was at the peak of his popularity

 

[ThaG]

not a bad song. but everytime I listen to a song with Lil Jon on it, I feel like it's 1999 again

Some people here have their rap history wrong. In 1999 almost nobody outside of ATL had heard of him and he was doing something that was much Miami bass music than crunk. It was only after We Still Crunk in 2000 that he started blowing up.

 

[Nuttkase]

In 2004 he was at the peak of his popularity

Yeah and he all but vanished shortly after that. So I was a year off, maybe two tops.

 

[ThaG]

More like two. Crunk was still dominant until around the end of 2006

 

[ESFCE]

Some people here have their rap history wrong. In 1999 almost nobody outside of ATL had heard of him and he was doing something that was much Miami bass music than crunk. It was only after We Still Crunk in 2000 that he started blowing up.

What's wrong about what I said? I'm not from ATL, and I knew about Lil Jon back in '99.


1994, 2004, whatever... doesn't make much a difference. I don't care if he was doing soft rock then, his style is not something I still wanna hear today and it sounds outdated.

 

[Superfly Snuka]

terrible

 

[K.C.]

Sounds like a Lil John & E40 track... you either dig the shit they do or don't.

Me personally I thought this shit was slaaaaaaaaaaapin & I have full intentions of slapping this thru my 15's with the epicenter topped out @ max...

somethin to make the trunk rumble.

I actually think the beat slaps, it sounds like something 40 should be on, but that chorus is shite.

 

[Joey]

not a bad song. but everytime I listen to a song with Lil Jon on it, I feel like it's 1999 again

1999 was craccin tho...

 

[macdrebaby]

Sounds like a Lil John & E40 track... you either dig the shit they do or don't.

Me personally I thought this shit was slaaaaaaaaaaapin & I have full intentions of slapping this thru my 15's with the epicenter topped out @ max...

somethin to make the trunk rumble.

exactly

 

[Rossibreath]

I'm not feelin it but I know there will be cool songs on the cd tho. I do wanna listen to it when im drunk this weekend

 

[360_541]

whack

 

[Darkshowdown]

this was trash sound like a throwaway track from when he was signed to lil jon. 40 fell the fuck imo he done making good music. his last 8 albums sound like he a old nigga trying so hard to fit in with the young crowd. atleast he rich but its time to hang the mic up as a active rapper and put money behind and groom the young niggas

 

[Darkshowdown]

Some people here have their rap history wrong. In 1999 almost nobody outside of ATL had heard of him and he was doing something that was much Miami bass music than crunk. It was only after We Still Crunk in 2000 that he started blowing up.

yep too short was the first rapper to give lil jon his break on that compilation and cant stay away album

 

[phreakey]

 

[Sacsick]

Sounds like The Creeps on the hook @Rossibreath