Young Jeezy Album - The Inspiration
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Customers rating:
(56 ratings)
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Release Date:2006-12-12
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Type:Audio CD
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Genre:Gangsta Rap, Pop, Rap, Rap & Hip-Hop, Rap, Hip-Hop, Rap/Hip Hop, Southern Rap
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Label:Def Jam
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UPC:602517028227
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Approx. Price:$13.98
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Review - Amazon.com :
No matter what is being supplied, a hustler is only as good as his word. With Atlanta serving up some of the hottest product in the rap game, native son Young Jeezy stands as one of the most exciting merchants of cool to emerge in years. The Inspiration is the newest album by this Def Jam rapper, featuring singles such as "I Luv It" and "Child of God."Review - Amazon.com :
Wander through the coke-lined lyrics of Young Jeezy's Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101 and now The Inspiration, its keep-it-entirely-real follow-up, and you may never look at a snowman or a box of baking soda the same way again. But what you lose in the way of crack-trade innocence you gain in a clear picture of why few rappers in the game get Jeeps to rattling as reliably: Jeezy--never mind the hopped-up hustler bluster--is a hugely magnetic figure, a ghetto go-getter capable not only of laying down the kind of loosey-goosey lyrics that make you want to clap him on the back for untangling street-wiseness from seriousness but of inspiring some kind of out-there superhero comic book series, too. Other rappers drip on the ATL drawl, but none as winningly (check the Timbaland-produced "3 A.M."). And other rappers spit trademark phrases a la James Brown's "Good God!," but few as adroitly (Jeezy's "ha ha" sticks). Friends help--something divine issues from the pipes of Keyshia Cole on "Dreamin,'" and DJ Toomp puts the T.I. treatment on "I Luv It"--but at the end of a long day of trappin' and playin' this is Jeezy's party. --Tammy La GorceCustomer review - 2007-02-11
- Reason Why Hip-Hop is Dying....Let's explore Young Jeezy and ask a few questions.
Can Jeezy spit 16 bars that rhyme? NO
Can Jeezy distinguish between a verse and a hook? NO
Does Jeezy explore other topics other than trapping, pimping, and killing? NO
Has Jeezy ever killed anybody? NO
Does your little sister or brother rap better than Jeezy? YES
Can Jeezy battle with Nas/Jay-Z/Eminem and win? NO
Can Jeezy battle a brick an win? NO
Does Jeezy provide a negative influence for kids? YES
Will Jeezy ever be a legend? NO. There are far better artist in the South.
Customer review - 2007-01-23
- HE'S THE REASON WHY HIP HOP IS DEADThe CD...The Style...The Message is all WACK.
Customer review - 2007-01-16
- young Jeezy is a JOKEI got half way through the album and cut it off. This man cannot rap, his style would put you to sleep and his lyrics are basic like a fools brain. Dont waste your time with this garbage cd if you know what good for you cause if this guy thinks he the best thing out. HipHOP is dead cause of people like this guy.
Customer review - 2006-12-13
- Young Jeezy - Thug Motivation: InspirationYoung Jeezy (AKA Jay Jenkins, The Snowman) sophomore studio album is "Thug Motivation: Inspiration" (2006). Guest appearances come from R.Kelly, Timbaland, Keyshia Cole, Slicka Pulla and Blood Raw. The album's first single is the decent "I Luv It", Atlanta's Jeezy rhymes away while providing his own chorus. One of the album's most fast paced tracks has Young Jeezy teaming up with R Kelly for "Go Getta", a track to bump in the ride. Timbaland's production is on point on "3 A.M.". Keyshia Cole provides some soulful and powerful singing for "Dreamin". Some of reviewer Escobar's comment's are on point: Jeezy's lyrics are generally below average- repetitive, uninspiring and less then memorable, production on the whole is not up to par with his last album, and anthems like "Go Crazy", "Soul Survivor" and "Trapstar" are missing. Overall "Thug Motivation: Inspiration" is a semi-decent release which will soon be forgotten.
Customer review - 2007-01-15
- not very goodyeah i thought i getting a good cd but i was wrong there is only about 2 or 3 good songs on this album now i know why down loading is the best way to go
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