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 Mail On Sunday: Parental Advisory - Flo Rida
 Mail On Sunday: Parental Advisory - Flo Rida ... #1 Tracklisting1 American Superstar feat. Lil Wayne 2 Ack Like You Know 3 Elevator feat. Timbaland 4 Roll feat. Sean Kingston 5 Low feat. T-Pain 6 Priceless feat. Birdman 7 Ms. Hangover 8 Still Missin 9 In The Ayer feat. Will.I.Am 10 Me & U 11 All My Life 12 Don't Know How to Act feat. Yung Joc 13 Freaky Deaky feat. Trey Songz 14 Money Right feat. Rick Ross & Brisco Newest Review: ... you'll really enjoy it. As most second singles, it didn't live up to the hype of the original, but I still felt it should ... more ... have been more popular than it was.
**Four Stars**
4. "Roll" (feat. Sean Kingston)
The star of one of last years biggest singles, "Beautiful Girls", makes an appearance hear alonside Flo Rida. Kingston still uses his signature Jamaican style, using patois, but it really annoys me because his accent is so poor that it loses the Caribbean feel.
Kingston raps on the beat and sings in the chorus, showing us everything that he is capable, but he's not too strong at either of these. To be honest, t...more |
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Mail On Sunday: Parental Advisory - Flo Rida: Flo Rida = Wack (1704 words)
by - written on 13/06/08 (Very useful, 170 readings)
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Flo Rida, as the name suggests is a Floridian rapper who shot to fame after the success to his debut single "Low" which featured T-Pain and featured as part of the soundtrack to "Step Up 2 The Streets". It was very successful, reaching #1 in the U.S. and #2 here, and is still receiving radio play to this day despite being released back in October. This is his album "Mail On Sunday", released earlier on in the year. 1. "American Superstar" (feat. Lil' Wayne) We were bound to see Weezy Wee on this album (just as it is essential for T-Pain to be on here too), so it's good to get over this quickly, not that I ... Read the complete review
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