Thoughts on T-Pain's "Revolver"?

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Permalink Reply by Charles Weis on December 7, 2011 at 11:15am

checkin' it out now, don't wanna start a giant speculation war but "Bang Bang Pow Pow" is the first time I've heard Lil Wayne use the term "Mama Nem" just sayin....

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Permalink Reply by ЖĭϞϬ ƦΔϟŦԃ on December 7, 2011 at 11:58am

Meh. "Mama Nem" is the first time I ever heard Tech use the phrase. Regardless, rappers influence each other, even if it's just slang. Ask E-40. What stuck out to me was Wayne's opening line to his verse. "I go so hard they call me 'go so hard'". That's absolutely fucking retarded.

Charles Weis said:

checkin' it out now, don't wanna start a giant speculation war but "Bang Bang Pow Pow" is the first time I've heard Lil Wayne use the term "Mama Nem" just sayin....

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Permalink Reply by ₡₱♛ on December 7, 2011 at 12:14pm

I've seen like 3 people put that Wayne line as their Facebook status. I thought it was just some weird coincidence, but now I understand. My god that is terrible 

King Rasta said:

Meh. "Mama Nem" is the first time I ever heard Tech use the phrase. Regardless, rappers influence each other, even if it's just slang. Ask E-40. What stuck out to me was Wayne's opening line to his verse. "I go so hard they call me 'go so hard'". That's absolutely fucking retarded.

Charles Weis said:

checkin' it out now, don't wanna start a giant speculation war but "Bang Bang Pow Pow" is the first time I've heard Lil Wayne use the term "Mama Nem" just sayin....

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Permalink Reply by big t back on December 7, 2011 at 12:55pm

the line in itself is retarted but if u listen to it with the rest of the rhyme ist actually a good set up he coulda used somethin like they call me daimonds i go so hard u think ur a king but ur nothin but a joker card feel what im sizzlein

Cole said:

I've seen like 3 people put that Wayne line as their Facebook status. I thought it was just some weird coincidence, but now I understand. My god that is terrible 

King Rasta said:

Meh. "Mama Nem" is the first time I ever heard Tech use the phrase. Regardless, rappers influence each other, even if it's just slang. Ask E-40. What stuck out to me was Wayne's opening line to his verse. "I go so hard they call me 'go so hard'". That's absolutely fucking retarded.

Charles Weis said:

checkin' it out now, don't wanna start a giant speculation war but "Bang Bang Pow Pow" is the first time I've heard Lil Wayne use the term "Mama Nem" just sayin....

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Permalink Reply by Charles Weis on December 7, 2011 at 1:44pm

Yeah, I don't wanna pretend that Tech invented the term but the first time I heard it I think was from Kaliko in "Ghetto Love" but I agree, that line was one of the worst lines I've ever heard....

King Rasta said:

Meh. "Mama Nem" is the first time I ever heard Tech use the phrase. Regardless, rappers influence each other, even if it's just slang. Ask E-40. What stuck out to me was Wayne's opening line to his verse. "I go so hard they call me 'go so hard'". That's absolutely fucking retarded.

Charles Weis said:

checkin' it out now, don't wanna start a giant speculation war but "Bang Bang Pow Pow" is the first time I've heard Lil Wayne use the term "Mama Nem" just sayin....

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Permalink Reply by ЖĭϞϬ ƦΔϟŦԃ on December 7, 2011 at 2:26pm

Wayne goes ham on this song new though...

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Permalink Reply by Alex M on December 7, 2011 at 4:14pm

I'm debating on whether to give it a listen

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Permalink Reply by Alex M on December 7, 2011 at 4:17pm

I noticed YoungFyre produced 3 tracks. He's been doing all his production with Young Money lately

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Permalink Reply by ЖĭϞϬ ƦΔϟŦԃ on December 8, 2011 at 5:05am

I prefer the mixtape Prevolver over Revolver. It was thirty tracks mostly produced by Fyre, with almost no autotune as T-Pain rapped on a majority of the songs. He isn't a great emcee, but he's entertaining to listen to. I like his energy and he has a unique style. I would definitely suggest the mixtape. The album is more r&b, rap-singing, club shit. It's got a handful of good tracks to take from it, but it also has a bunch of songs to play at parties and shit. It'll definitely have girls shakin' their asses, and there might be some decent baby-makin' music on it too. Overall it's a good T-Pain release, but it's a letdown to me because I was expecting it to sound more like the mixtape. 

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Permalink Reply by Dom Guzzman on December 8, 2011 at 11:25pm

this 100%

King Rasta said:

I prefer the mixtape Prevolver over Revolver. It was thirty tracks mostly produced by Fyre, with almost no autotune as T-Pain rapped on a majority of the songs. He isn't a great emcee, but he's entertaining to listen to. I like his energy and he has a unique style. I would definitely suggest the mixtape. The album is more r&b, rap-singing, club shit. It's got a handful of good tracks to take from it, but it also has a bunch of songs to play at parties and shit. It'll definitely have girls shakin' their asses, and there might be some decent baby-makin' music on it too. Overall it's a good T-Pain release, but it's a letdown to me because I was expecting it to sound more like the mixtape. 

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