400 Degreez - Juvenile Reviews
Newest Review: ... are know to do without going too far ahead of the game at the time. It is some simply feel-good rap. **Four Stars** 5. ... more
... "Ghetto Children"
You see where a lot of Lil' Wayne's influence for the melpdic raps has come from on this one as Juvenile comes with some harmonized raps to sohow that he has more to offer than just his below-average flows of rhymes. There's not particularly going on with the lyrics, but the warming beats keep you involved.
**Four Stars**
6. "Follow Me Now"
You have heavy Latin influence in this one, and it takes things to a new place, however as soon as Juvenile's rap come into it, it is jus...more
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Customer 400 Degreez - Juvenile Reviews (1)
by - written on 27/03/09 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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"400 Degreez" came out in 1998 as the third album from Cash Money rapper, Juvenile. It was his manstream breakthrough and had the New Orleans rapper break out from the underground Louisiana Rap scene with hits singles, "Ha" and "Back That Azz Up". All the guest performers are members of the Cash Money crew and amongst these include Turk (now deceased), B.G. and the top rapper of today, Lil' Wayne. Mannie Fresh does all the beats, and comes with a version of Bounce music (a local sub-genre of Hip Hop), here it is more likely to be called Gangsta Bounce with it adpt to Gangsta Rap lyrics. 1. "Intro" 2. ... Read the complete review
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