Disco de Trick Daddy: “Thugs Are Us [PA]”

Descripción (en inglés) :

Personnel includes: Trick Daddy, Trina, Duece Poppi, Tre+6, Slip-N-Slide Express, J.V., Money Mark, Kase, Society, Migrane. Producers include: Righteous Funk Boogie, Jim Johnson, Roc, Black Mob, J-Roc. Engineers: Righteous Funk Boogie, JoVaughn Clark. Personnel includes: Trick Daddy, Trina, Society, J.V., Duece Poppi, Tre + 6, Slip N Slide Express, Kase, Money Mark. Producers include: Righteous Funk Boogie, Jim Johnson, Roc, Black Mob, J-Roc. Hip-hop artists have been claiming to be "thugged out" for years, but Trick Daddy gives true meaning to the phrase. Everything about him is thuggish, from his clothes to his way of life, so the title of his third album THUGS R US comes as no surprise. He further explains his persona on the radio-friendly "I'm a Thug." Obvious hit material, the song features a children's choir on the chorus that's reminiscent of Jay-Z's "Hard Knock Life." The Miami native doesn't forget his roots, with the booty-shaking track "Take It to Da House." Trick Daddy's slurred speech, which he defines as his ghetto slang, is his signature. It makes THUGS R US a one of a kind album. Hip-hop artists have been claiming to be "thugged out" for years, but Trick Daddy gives true meaning to the phrase. Everything about him is thuggish, from his clothes to his way of life, so the title of his third album THUGS R US comes as no surprise. He further explains his persona on the radio-friendly "I'm a Thug." Obvious hit material, the song features a children's choir on the chorus that's reminiscent of Jay-Z's "Hard Knock Life." The Miami native doesn't forget his roots, with the booty-shaking track "Take It to Da House." Trick Daddy's slurred speech, which he defines as his ghetto slang, is his signature. It makes THUGS R US a one of a kind album.

Thugs are Us only featured Trick Daddy on half of the tracks. That's fine, but why call it a Trick Daddy CD when its really a group effort? Anyways-aside from that the album is just okay. "Im a Thug", "Can't **** with the South", and "Pull Over (remix)" are all hot tracks..but the majority of the CD is just mediocre. Im not a Trick Daddy hater. In fact-I think www.thug.com is a brilliant album. This album just doesnt have the magic of previous Trick Daddy albums. But the album has already gone platinum so I guess im in the minority. Overall-If you like this album-thats cool, just make sure to pick up www.thug.com as well.

Trick daddy dollars brings the hotness on this joint. But by the end of the cd you cant help but realize Trick took a back seat to his crew....its all good though cause most of them are dope in their own way.. i was just a little disappointed with the lack of trick daddy vocals.. his last 3 albums have been consistent...the production on this joint is hot.....overall i think its about a 4 1/2....add a little more of the MIA's main man and youd have a five........overall dope...best cut-Im a thug and pull over remix.....cop all of tricks albums...

I have all four Trick Daddy CD's and this one didn't meet up to my expectations for Trick. He usually lays it down fierce but some of the problems with this CD is that his back ground beats aren't all that tight, and he's got some no name artist on there who can't really rap. Trick makes up for it with his flows cuz he does have some tight lyrics. Three songs of the CD you can get from some where else so theres really not that many songs. On the up beat, if you have subs this CD does bump and there are a couple songs that are phat. If you just really like Trick Daddy, then swoop it up. If your a first time listener, I'd swoop up Book Of Thugs instead of Thugs are Us. Personally I fell into the hype and was a little disappointed when I got the CD.