Units In The City - Shawty Lo

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - Gangsta & Hardcore / Artist: Shawty Lo / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 2008-02-26 at D4L / ... more

Units In The City - Shawty Lo ... Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 100,000
2 They Know (Dey Know)
3 Dunn, Dunn
4 Foolish
5 Let's Get It - Lil Yola, Shawty Lo,
6 Feels Good to Be Here
7 Ain't Tellin' You - Phace Baity, Shawty Lo
8 Cut the Check - DJ Braski, Lil Mark, Shawty Lo
9 GA Lotto
10 That's Shawty Lo
11 Easily I Approach
12 Live My Life - Kool Ace, Shawty Lo
13 Got Em 4 the Lo - Gucci Mane, Shawty Lo, , Stuntman
14 Count on Me - DJ Miss T, Shawty Lo
15 We Gon Ride - 40, G-Child, Lil Mark, Mook B, Shawty Lo, , Stuntman

Newest Review: ... but others will just see it as an acknowledgement towards his hit. **Four Stars** 5. "Lets Get It" Using his ... more

... phrase "Git Git Git It" which T.I. went on to mock in several tracks, Shawty Lo forms a track around this all here. DJ Pooh's beats are just too good for the raps which accompany it all, and so you are unable to ignore it, but L-O spoils it with such low-quality lines, which don't really have much of a point. **Four Stars** 6. "Feels Good to Be Here" You have him chaging things up quie a bit for this one, however the choice to go for softer beats has to be a poor decision for him, as he mus...more

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Units In The City - Shawty Lo: L-O Dunn Dunn It, So Git Git Git It (1458 words)
by - written on 22/01/09 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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"Units in The City" came out early in 2008, and it was the debut solo album from Atlanta rapper, Shawty Lo, who initally found fame whilst part of the four-man Snap Music group, D4L. The album has him perform the Dirty South stlye of Hip Hop, a change to the more dance-based Snap Music debut with D4L, and he take a more Gangsta Rap approach to it whilst being motivated by an on-going beef witth the king of the south, T.I.. 1. "100,000" You really cannot get much worse with an opening track on an album as it gets the thing off to a terrible start with such poor quality material coming from the first thing which you hear in it. He ... Read the complete review