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Originally Posted by All Ready

what people don't seem to understand about the south is that artists make songs tailored to driving alot

most southern cities are spaced out in terms of where events and stores are so we are in our cars alot

you can hear a song that you hate but end up loving it because the way it sounds in the car with decent speakers

it's the equivalent to being at a club and a song that you hate comes on but it sounds ill thru the sound system

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Originally Posted by All Ready

what people don't seem to understand about the south is that artists make songs tailored to driving alot

most southern cities are spaced out in terms of where events and stores are so we are in our cars alot

you can hear a song that you hate but end up loving it because the way it sounds in the car with decent speakers

it's the equivalent to being at a club and a song that you hate comes on but it sounds ill thru the sound system

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Originally Posted by romedadude

Originally Posted by All Ready

what people don't seem to understand about the south is that artists make songs tailored to driving alot

most southern cities are spaced out in terms of where events and stores are so we are in our cars alot

you can hear a song that you hate but end up loving it because the way it sounds in the car with decent speakers

it's the equivalent to being at a club and a song that you hate comes on but it sounds ill thru the sound system

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I definitely understand you there. I'm from Atlanta.

But, I feel like he's selling himself short with some of those joints. And I really hate to nitpick on them, because they're dope.

I guess it's "good filler." (an oxymoron)

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Originally Posted by romedadude

Originally Posted by All Ready

what people don't seem to understand about the south is that artists make songs tailored to driving alot

most southern cities are spaced out in terms of where events and stores are so we are in our cars alot

you can hear a song that you hate but end up loving it because the way it sounds in the car with decent speakers

it's the equivalent to being at a club and a song that you hate comes on but it sounds ill thru the sound system

Click to expand...

I definitely understand you there. I'm from Atlanta.

But, I feel like he's selling himself short with some of those joints. And I really hate to nitpick on them, because they're dope.

I guess it's "good filler." (an oxymoron)

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Originally Posted by Ace Rawstein

Originally Posted by romedadude

Originally Posted by All Ready

what people don't seem to understand about the south is that artists make songs tailored to driving alot

most southern cities are spaced out in terms of where events and stores are so we are in our cars alot

you can hear a song that you hate but end up loving it because the way it sounds in the car with decent speakers

it's the equivalent to being at a club and a song that you hate comes on but it sounds ill thru the sound system

Click to expand...

I definitely understand you there. I'm from Atlanta.

But, I feel like he's selling himself short with some of those joints. And I really hate to nitpick on them, because they're dope.

I guess it's "good filler." (an oxymoron)

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yea but I think he actually went out of his way too add the car songs on this...on the real deal debut I dont think we will see that many songs dedicated to this subject...i feel like he added those just make sure he had sumtin for the people that may be coming on board who never heard KWH or maybe had the misconception that he was "boring" or ya know "he dont sound southern"
but on the debut I think we will see him go too some more introspective/conscious songs just cus thats what he is truly bout...Return of 4Eva is a perfect bait album for the  parts of the southern fanbase who was kinda sleepin on him

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Originally Posted by Ace Rawstein

Originally Posted by romedadude

Originally Posted by All Ready

what people don't seem to understand about the south is that artists make songs tailored to driving alot

most southern cities are spaced out in terms of where events and stores are so we are in our cars alot

you can hear a song that you hate but end up loving it because the way it sounds in the car with decent speakers

it's the equivalent to being at a club and a song that you hate comes on but it sounds ill thru the sound system

Click to expand...

I definitely understand you there. I'm from Atlanta.

But, I feel like he's selling himself short with some of those joints. And I really hate to nitpick on them, because they're dope.

I guess it's "good filler." (an oxymoron)

Click to expand...

yea but I think he actually went out of his way too add the car songs on this...on the real deal debut I dont think we will see that many songs dedicated to this subject...i feel like he added those just make sure he had sumtin for the people that may be coming on board who never heard KWH or maybe had the misconception that he was "boring" or ya know "he dont sound southern"
but on the debut I think we will see him go too some more introspective/conscious songs just cus thats what he is truly bout...Return of 4Eva is a perfect bait album for the  parts of the southern fanbase who was kinda sleepin on him

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Originally Posted by romedadude

Originally Posted by Ace Rawstein

Originally Posted by HankMoody

I don't know if anybody has posted it yet, but The Needle Drop gave the album a Decent 9. I would embed the video but I'm on an iPad. Somebody help me out. He's one of the best reviewers out there IMO.

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got ya bro

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The was my first time seeing/hearing this guy. He made some good points. I agree with what he said regarding the strengths of the album, but I'm not with him on the weaknesses.

I'm writing a review of R4 for my school paper and I'm giving it a 4 or 4.5 out of 5. The only thing keeping it from being "perfect" is the amount of playa and car songs. I know those are big influences in his life and style as a rapper, but I feel like if would've added another "conscious/introspective" song or two it would've been a perfect album. He'll be here in NC on April 21 and a %+%%+ will be in attendance.

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Originally Posted by romedadude

Originally Posted by Ace Rawstein

Originally Posted by HankMoody

I don't know if anybody has posted it yet, but The Needle Drop gave the album a Decent 9. I would embed the video but I'm on an iPad. Somebody help me out. He's one of the best reviewers out there IMO.

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got ya bro

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The was my first time seeing/hearing this guy. He made some good points. I agree with what he said regarding the strengths of the album, but I'm not with him on the weaknesses.

I'm writing a review of R4 for my school paper and I'm giving it a 4 or 4.5 out of 5. The only thing keeping it from being "perfect" is the amount of playa and car songs. I know those are big influences in his life and style as a rapper, but I feel like if would've added another "conscious/introspective" song or two it would've been a perfect album. He'll be here in NC on April 21 and a %+%%+ will be in attendance.

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