T-Pain Krizz Kaliko album?

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Permalink Reply by Jake Garrity on February 25, 2013 at 6:41pm

I really think it would only elevate Krizz to mainstream audiences to an extent. Given they did a duo album back in like 2009 it would have been huge for him but I feel like the T-Pain fad has really fallen off in the last few years. I know he dropped the album Revolver only a short time ago, don't remember when, but it didn't perform too well on charts and I don't recall ever hearing a single off of it. Therefore, it would obviously help introduce Krizz (and possibly Strange) to a certain number of people but not as much as when T-Pain was huge and was on every radio hit you could list off. I think Krizz would be better off investing his time in a solo effort instead of a full length with Pain. Maybe an EP would be a better idea.

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Permalink Reply by cOes on February 25, 2013 at 7:03pm

I love the idea. I think Krizz would bring the best out of T-Pain and it would be dope i think. Yes Pain has fell of but hes still popular, that 5'o clock song was popular (although awful) and him and Krizz could release a single with Tech and maybe get Tech the much deserved radio time he's deserved. And they did? What was i called? 

Jake Garrity said:

I really think it would only elevate Krizz to mainstream audiences to an extent. Given they did a duo album back in like 2009 it would have been huge for him but I feel like the T-Pain fad has really fallen off in the last few years. I know he dropped the album Revolver only a short time ago, don't remember when, but it didn't perform too well on charts and I don't recall ever hearing a single off of it. Therefore, it would obviously help introduce Krizz (and possibly Strange) to a certain number of people but not as much as when T-Pain was huge and was on every radio hit you could list off. I think Krizz would be better off investing his time in a solo effort instead of a full length with Pain. Maybe an EP would be a better idea.

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Permalink Reply by troy alan johnson on February 25, 2013 at 8:31pm

Blapper? If thats wha you are talking about, it didnt get airplay, but it is a dope song.

Coes Helios said:

I love the idea. I think Krizz would bring the best out of T-Pain and it would be dope i think. Yes Pain has fell of but hes still popular, that 5'o clock song was popular (although awful) and him and Krizz could release a single with Tech and maybe get Tech the much deserved radio time he's deserved. And they did? What was i called? 

Jake Garrity said:

I really think it would only elevate Krizz to mainstream audiences to an extent. Given they did a duo album back in like 2009 it would have been huge for him but I feel like the T-Pain fad has really fallen off in the last few years. I know he dropped the album Revolver only a short time ago, don't remember when, but it didn't perform too well on charts and I don't recall ever hearing a single off of it. Therefore, it would obviously help introduce Krizz (and possibly Strange) to a certain number of people but not as much as when T-Pain was huge and was on every radio hit you could list off. I think Krizz would be better off investing his time in a solo effort instead of a full length with Pain. Maybe an EP would be a better idea.

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Permalink Reply by Chris Mathews on February 25, 2013 at 10:00pm

Blapper was garbage in my opinion.

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Permalink Reply by cOes on February 25, 2013 at 10:15pm

yeah it was pretty whack

Chris Mathews said:

Blapper was garbage in my opinion.

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Permalink Reply by matt meyer on February 25, 2013 at 11:13pm

i wouldn't be very excited considering that the song he did with t-pain was easily the worst song on his album.

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Permalink Reply by JetblacK on February 26, 2013 at 12:37am

I remember seeing this. I actually like the idea even though I don't like T-Pain, I think it would sound interesting and would be a good look for Krizz

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Permalink Reply by ЖĭϞϬ ƦΔϟŦԃ on February 26, 2013 at 12:48am

That song was a throwaway beat from T-Pain's producer, with a throwaway hook from T-Pain (one he actually wanted to change but Kaliko liked the original). If the two of them actually sat down together and worked on album, I think it would have potential.

I think T-Pain really is a talented dude. While excessive use of autotune is annoying, T-Pain uses it better than anybody else. In terms of commercial music, his song writing (hook writing especially) is pretty on point, and his production is pretty good. He has fallen off in the last few years, but 5 O'Clock in the Morning was a pretty big hit. He's relevant enough to put Kaliko in a different spotlight, but irrelevant enough to do a collabo album with somebody at Kaliko's level of commercial success.

matt meyer said:

i wouldn't be very excited considering that the song he did with t-pain was easily the worst song on his album.

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