- BEANIE SIGEL THE REASON RAPREVIEWS UPGRADE
- BEANIE SIGEL THE REASON RAPREVIEWS FULL
- BEANIE SIGEL THE REASON RAPREVIEWS PROFESSIONAL
BEANIE SIGEL THE REASON RAPREVIEWS FULL
cause you`re fuckin with a gangsta nigga, a gangsta niggaIt was a, full moon in the beginnin of MarchBout the end of Winter `74The gangsta was born, introduced to sinnin and spinnin womenCats with big hats slammin Cadillac doorsWho choosin hoes, you losin hoes, you niggaz loose witcha hoesYou motherfucker y`all ain`t used to no hoesNiggaz wanna LoJack, track your bitches, shack your bitchesI pimps up, smack my bitchesYou wanna fuck trick your bitchesI duck flip my bitches, get that cash with that extra ass bitchPlus I keep a gat at arm reach You ain`t no hustler youse a car thief, nigga where your car keys?Crack topic, back block itThirty-one long black top it, you can`t stop it, gat top itBlack Mack, black glock it, blast rocketSit your faggot-ass on your back pocket (bitch)It`s not a game, prickStraight gangsta nigga. cause you`re fuckin with a gangsta nigga, a gangsta niggaThink it`s a game `til them thangs come outI bang out `til your brains hang out. Retrieved August 27, 2020.Think it`s a game `til them thangs come outI bang out `til your brains hang out. ^ "Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums – Year-End 2001".^ "Top Billboard 200 Albums – Year-End 2001".^ "Beanie Sigel Chart History (Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums)".^ "Beanie Sigel Chart History ( Billboard 200)".^ "The Reason - Beanie Sigel | Credits"."Beanie Sigel :: The Reason :: Roc-A-Fella Records". ^ "Music: The Reason by Beanie Sigel".^ a b Capper, Andy (September 12, 2005).Gimel "Young Guru" Keaton – engineer, mixing.Costandinos and The Syncophonic OrchestraĬredits for The Reason adapted from AllMusic. "It Ain’t Gonna Rain On Nobody’s Parade But Mine" by The Dramatics."It’s A Man’s, Man’s, Man’s World" by James Brown."Bumpin' Bus Stop" by Thunder & Lightning.”One Nation Under a Groove” by George Clinton."Ain’t Nothing Like The Real Thing" by The Dynamic Superiors."Still Got Love for You" (featuring Jay-Z and Rell) "Tales of a Hustler" (featuring Omillio Sparks) "Think It's a Game" (featuring Jay-Z, Freeway and Young Chris) "For My Niggas" (featuring Daz Dillinger) "So What You Saying" (featuring Memphis Bleek) On its second week, it dropped to number 11 with sales dropping 50% to 50,000 copies. The Reason debuted at number five on the Billboard 200 selling 151,000 copies in its first week. It’s almost as if anyone involved in this project expected listeners to not get past the first couple songs." Soren Baker, writing for the Los Angeles Times, commented that "he normally assertive and interesting Philadelphia rapper flows like a sloth on nearly every cut of his second album, failing to elicit much excitement despite the solid, hard-core production." Robert Christgau graded the album as a "dud", indicating "a bad record whose details rarely merit further thought." Commercial performance
There's a sequel to his first album's not-so-pretty prison tale "What Ya Life Like" here, but it's best hearing about Beans's life when he's feeling nice, not nasty." ĪllMusic writer Bret Love commended the production for remaining consistent and Sigel's persona of a street smart hustler but found it running its course as the album continued, concluding that "Sigel's sophomore effort isn't so much an artistic step forward as it is a step sideways." HipHopDX writer Affrikka said that despite the first two tracks, the record starts to fall off into mediocre un-originality, saying that "Overall, the experience leaves you wanting more from the executive producing credit that Jay-Z takes.
BEANIE SIGEL THE REASON RAPREVIEWS UPGRADE
Andy Capper of NME found some familiarity in the album's beats but praised Sigel's dark-yet-intriguing delivery along with a talented list of guest artists, calling it "one of the best hardcore rap records of the year 2001." Steve 'Flash' Juon of RapReviews praised the lyrical delivery and production for being an upgrade from Sigel's debut effort The Truth, saying that, "n the pantheon of Philadelphia rap from The Roots to Will Smith, make room for a mack (bitch) - he's definitely earned his right to shine." Entertainment Weekly 's Evan Serpick said that, "Sigel will never sound as urgent as Chuck D or as smooth as Method Man, but the Jay-Z protégé makes up for it with smarter-than-average gangsta lyrics and eclectic hip-hop beats." Nick Catucci of Blender wrote that, "Throughout the disc, Beanie stalks through the subdued bounce of big, loose piano and horn riffs, his smooth but steely flow intact.
The Reason garnered positive reviews from music critics who commended the record's East Coast production but questioned Sigel's abilities as a credible rapper.
BEANIE SIGEL THE REASON RAPREVIEWS PROFESSIONAL
Reception Critical reception Professional ratings Review scores
0 kommentar(er)
