Ying Yang Twins Album: “Me & My Brother [PA]”

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This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. The Ying Yang Twins: D-Roc, Kaine (rap vocals). Additional personnel: Trick Daddy, Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz, Bone Crusher, Sammy Sam, Khujo, K.T., Ms. Flawless, Tha Rhythtum. Producers: Beat-In-Azz, Lil Jon, Derrick Williams. Recorded at Collipark, College Park, Georgia; The Zone, Norcross, Georgia; Sound Lab Studios, Smryna, Georgia; TDD, Miami, Florida. The Ying Yang Twins: D-Roc, Kaine (rap vocals). Additional personnel: Trick Daddy, Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz, Bone Crusher, Sammy Sam, Khujo, K.T., Ms. Flawless, Tha Rhythtum. Producers: Beat-In-Azz, Lil Jon, Derrick Williams. Recorded at Collipark, College Park, Georgia; The Zone, Norcross, Georgia; Sound Lab Studios, Smryna, Georgia; TDD, Miami, Florida. This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. ME & MY BROTHER, the third album by Atlanta's Ying Yang Twins, follows the duo's prominently featured role on the Lil Jon & the Eastside Boys top 5 crossover hit "Get Low." In fact, the album capitalizes on that success immediately with "Georgia Dome," a sound-a-like sequel to that inescapable, infectious single. Crown Princes of Crunk, the Ying Yang Twins, Kaine and D-Roc, are all about following their ids, creating pared-down songs about sex, alcohol, blunts, and more sex--a formula the Twins use well. Kaine and D-Roc understand that there are values in simplicity and, indeed, the most memorable song is the catchphrase-worthy anthem "Hanh!" Making the most of their guest appearance on ME & MY BROTHER, Lil Jon & the Eastside Boyz return a favor to the Twins, while adding one more song to the booty canon as they implore the ladies to shake it like a "Salt Shaker." And, in an inspired collaboration, two of the strongest, brashest voices to break out of the South--Killer Mike & Bone Crusher--trade rhymes on the predictably unchallengable "What The F***!" ME & MY BROTHER rolls on like that--a straightforward, raw, danceable record. ME & MY BROTHER, the third album by Atlanta's Ying Yang Twins, follows the duo's prominently featured role on the Lil Jon & the Eastside Boys top 5 crossover hit "Get Low." In fact, the album capitalizes on that success immediately with "Georgia Dome," a sound-a-like sequel to that inescapable, infectious single. Crown Princes of Crunk, the Ying Yang Twins, Kaine and D-Roc, are all about following their ids, creating pared-down songs about sex, alcohol, blunts, and more sex--a formula the Twins use well. Kaine and D-Roc understand that there are values in simplicity and, indeed, the most memorable song is the catchphrase-worthy anthem "Hanh!" Making the most of their guest appearance on ME & MY BROTHER, Lil Jon & the Eastside Boyz return a favor to the Twins, while adding one more song to the booty canon as they implore the ladies to shake it like a "Salt Shaker." And, in an inspired collaboration, two of the strongest, brashest voices to break out of the South--Killer Mike & Bone Crusher--trade rhymes on the predictably unchallengable "What The F***!" ME & MY BROTHER rolls on like that--a straightforward, raw, danceable record.

I don't see why y'all hatin on the Ying Yang Twins. It seems to me that y'all juss dont like down south music. And to say their lyrics is bad is just stupid. Yea they be sayin crazy stuff, but they aint like commercial rap, they doin their own thing wit a unique style. Not quite Lil Jon, but you gotta understand that down south music is about yellin, drankin, and juss crazy stuff that noone else rap about. Y'all prolley turn on the radio and hear Chingy, Luda, Outkast, etc. and then hear Ying Yang, YoungBloodz, and Petey Pablo and be like "They wak" cuz y'all aint used to down south music. Myself, I like all kinds of music, so I aint hatin on commercial rap, I juss happen to like down south & hood music better. I dont care what y'all say, but Salt Shaker is a hott single. And Naggin' hott too. I dont kno how you gon diss they beats....Southern beats is ALWAYZ hott. It's crazy. YoungBloodz also got a good cd, and Petey's "Diary Of A Sinner" is juss CRAZY! Im tellin you. He say some crazy stuff that make you think about ya life. Inspiring. But, anyway, back to Ying Yang. The point is I think y'all dont like dem cuz y'all dont like they style, but dont hate on dem & give dem bad reviews. There are some people out there that like Southern Music, so they should post some reviews too. I got it and Im happy wit it. I suggest people that like Crazy Hype Down South Party Music should COP DIS CD Y'ALL!!!!