Lil Boosie Album: “For My Thugz”

This cd came out when lil boosie was still a teenager. He had that country accent in his voice throughout this whole cd. It works for him. For my thugz is boosie rapping about street life and not so much about bling and his whips. You can play this mutha****** cd thoughout and not skip a song. This is ridin through the hood/street music, no club songs on here really. The songs that go hard are consequences, for my thugz, wonder why your child so bad, bucked up, cold blooded, world wide struggle, head bussa, gansta sh**, how you feel, and my n**** then. Even though this cd is a few years old, I wouldn't change a thing about it. Cop this if you want to hear a hood classic in the BR city. R.I.P PIMP C

I never wanted to give Trill ent. a shot and last Friday I did I bought Webbie Savage life 2 and I loved it and that same day I got on Amazon and bought every Trill ent. cd they all hott these guys are underrated big time

I GAVE THIS ALBUM FIVE STARS BUT IT DIDN'T COME UP RIGHT. I'm from Baton Rouge, La so i've heard and supported every artist that's come out the south (except the fake ones), From Boosie to the Old Master P, to soulja slim and Mac. Even out to the the east with T.I., Pastor Troy and Youngbloodz. I've heard all types of Southern rap and even more New York Style, and i believe that Boosie can hang up there with all of them. Local or not, he knows how to make hot tracks and gives service to every gangsta beat that he's given. He's reppin hard for an overlooked city that's soon gonna be on the map, NATIONWIDE. With other up and coming stars such as C-Loc, Webbie, Maxmanelli, and Beelow, Boosie is bound to shine light on the abundance of undiscovered talent that lies in the capital of Louisana. RED STICK WHAT!!!! (Also check out my boy Down South on Limewire or Kazaa. He's from New Orleans but he's been in the Capitol City enough to hold it down for us)