Rappa Ternt Sanga: Parental Advisory - T-Pain

"Rappa Ternt Sanga" came as the debut album from T-Pain. it came out in 2005, soon after he signed to Akon's Konvict Muzik record label. This original album has the "rapper-tunred-singer", T-Pain show what he can do both as a prodcuer, and a singer with most of the vocals hadelled by auto-tuning for a robotic effect. He takes great influence from other well-known singers who used such voice manipulation, Roger Troutman, and Teddy Riley (for which the 'T' in his name is sometimes said to stand for), but he doesn't opt for the same Voice Box technology. 1. "Rappa Ternt Sanga" (Intro) 2. "I'm ...  Read the complete review

When you can't think of any good rap lyrics anymore, you start singing, even if you're not a singer. That's what T-Pain did, because teenage girls will eat up anything he craps out (not literally, of course). Famous for one of the dumbest songs on the entire earth, "I'm In Luv Wit A Stripper," all of his songs are brainless and insipid. Each song he has uses an autotuner, which is a device that changes the tone and pitch of a singer (You may have heard it recently in Britney Spears' "Piece of Me"). I don't think you could call what T-Pain does music. It's more like noise. All of his lyrics are sexually charged and about either having sex, ...  Read the complete review