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JA RULE
–
Exodus
Mr.
J. Atkins
delivers
a collection
of 16
tracks
across
6 albums
from
1999
to 2005.
The
first
track
(after
the
obligatory
intro),
is not
surprisingly
Me,
again
a prime
example
of these
guys
being
beyond
self
obsessed.
And
incomes
the
“niggaz”,
“murda”,
yeah
yeah
whatever!
Almost
every
song
features
a guest
–
these
guys
only
feeling
comfortable
if they
travel
in a
pack,
be it
acting
big
in a
club,
on stage
or in
the
studio
–
they
need
the
back-up
–
ha-ha,
real
tough
guys!
Anyway,
the
guests
include:
DMX,
Jay-Z,
Vita,
Lil’
Mo,
Case,
Ashanti,
J-Lo,
Bobby
Brown,
Fat
Joe,
Jada
Kiss,
R.Kelly,
and
Ronald
Isley.
Ja
Rule’s
throaty
puke
voiced
attempts
at singing
or holding
a note
is laughable
(many
of the
guests
fulfilling
that
function),
as on
Mesmerize
with
Ashanti.
I always
give
these
records
a chance,
trying
to see
if there
is something
unique
about
it,
diverting
from
the
same
lame
norm,
if there
is some
good
lyrics
or a
new,
innovative
story
to be
told
–
no chance
–
what
you
get
is a
testimonial
on their
cliché
lives.
The
“music”
of these
East
coast
morons
is not
just
crap,
it’s
dumb
(as
in both
stupid
and
vacant)
–
it’s
just
sad
how
many
people
drop
IQ points
when
they
degrade
themselves
by listening
to this
tripe
in order
to be
cool.
It’s
kinda
like
smoking
when
you’re
in school…
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