Hardcore - Lil' Kim

After having debuted as part of the Notorious B.I.G.-led J.U.N.I.O. R. Mafia Rap crew, the Brooklyn rapper Lil' Kim made her solo debut in 1996 with "Hard Core". It get her coming with some of the nastiest Rap material to have some since 2 Live Crew's peak years as she gave a female response to this sort of material with equally as explicit raps as what her male counterparts were producing then. 1. "Intro In A-Minor" 2. "Big Momma Thang" She kicks right into some funky material to get the album lively from the start here, and I felt that it came as a perfect way to get listeners interested by what she had to ...  Read the complete review

I THINK THAT LIL'KIM IS A GOOD GIRL. I RESPECT HER BECAUSE SHE'S FREE : SHE DOES WHAT SHE WANNA DO AND SHE DOESN'T CARE ABOUT ALL THE THINGS THAT SOME PEOPLE SAY (SHE'S A BITCH....) AND I THINK THAT ALL OF YOU SHOULD RESPECT HER FOR THAT! SHE HAD A LOT OF TALENT AND KNOWS HOW TO SHOW IT. SHE SIMPLY LIVES HER LIFE. I THINK THAT ALL PEOPLE SHOULD DO THAT : DO WHAT WE WANNA DO AND DONT CARE ABOUT THE OPINIONS OF THE OTHER PEOPLE. THIS IS ONE OF HER BEST ALBUMS AND I RECOMMEND IT TO PEOPLE WHO LOVES *LIVE* BECAUSE HER SONGS ARE LIKE MAANY SITUATIONS OF LIFE AND WITH HER LYRICS SHE KNOWS HOW MAKE US FEEL ALRIGHT IF WE FELT BAD. ...  Read the complete review