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Re: Yung N Ruthless - Keep It Real (NEW MIXTAPE)
This was the hardest review I've ever read. haha, Thank's ALOT BRO, This really makes me wanna go ALOT harder on my next tape thanks bro, "Look what the rocka' dragged in' Is a UK beat, it's for UK Fans they love it, but there's one track you didn't talk about, 'No matter what' I would of really like to see your thoughts on that, Once again thanks alot MYKILL.
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Poppin: One of YNR's better hooks on this tracks. Lyrically lacking, but who's really looking for that on this track? This track seems more of an anthem/banger type track so it fits well. YNR keeps his flow steady so it works out well.
God Why: Hook was bleh. Really, I dont get why sometimes your hooks dont rhyme.
Everyday: Gah...classic hook problem here. Nice track though.
Light Up: I think that if you revisit this track, you can put more power into it. Turn that doubling effect off. It has it uses, but for something like this, just put your voice and thoughts out there.
Power: Good, feverish delivery and heart in this track. But at a point it kinda just seems like you lose it and start to dwindle a bit.
Ear Overdose: Punchlines everywhere, all decent. Good job on this track
Look What the Rocka' Dragged In: Weakest beat on the tape and possibly weakest track on the tape.
Ambitionz of a Rida: Um...as a rap enthusiast I must say...No. Stop It. Not that you can't. More like, not yet. It's like Dead Presidents. I wanna do it. Everyone does...but...I dunno. That's just me. There's a point ("all say I'm stingy cant get shit from me") where you start flowing and if you ask me if you had done this track like that, in that flow, then it'd be pretty f'n hard.
Baby Girl Go Hard: Great group track. New Invasion shines on this one. Maybe put more effort into the hook, like a few more lines. And what's up with the end? coulda used a bridge maybe or something
No Matter What: Good job on this track.
This Is Hip Hop: Hmm...dunno how I feel about this one.
Up All Night: Hmmm Questionable first few bars...Mr. FTP on this track sounds just bad. Not lyrical or anything, just voice wise. What's up with that?
Lost My Mind: Not bad sir. Like the hook on this one actually.
Keep It Real: Beats really nice. Flow gets off at points. Auto tune wasnt bad, but coulda been left out. Concept of the song is good though. And how is FTP an O-G? He's like 16, lol
Kiss My Wings: Hook doesnt make sense to me...
Letter to Denn: Decent little track here.
Ride Or Die: Not a bad effort at all. The beat drop in the background is annoying though.
First Second & Third: I think that I already gave you feedback on this track before...
Outro: Umm...its an outro. what can i say about that? lol
Keep It Real's Report Card
Lyrical Content: A lot of the usual rap affair, with your occasional personal bits here and there. I think that you could step it up though. Maybe try to be more witty, more punch lines, know what I mean?
Conceptial Premise: No real concepts here, just a good tape.
Strength of Features: There's something about Mr. FTP's voice that's just...eh. Maybe its a gimmick thing, but it bothers me sometimes.
Production: As far as beat selection goes, I think YNR did a great job. They really help carry this mixtape through to the end, and they also compliment the YNR's lyric style and flow.
Overall: 3.5/5, A solid offering from YNR and the New Invasion camp. Their most prominent rapper doesnt disappoint, and for the most part I think this tape trumps any Modern Hip Hop installment that YNR has ever put out. YNR seems to step out and mature as an artist, as well as a person on this tape, dealing lyrically with a lot of personal issues and putting it all out there on the table so everyone can look, hear, and feel. For your next tape, I look forward for your improvement and seeing New Invasion grow. Nice job on this one YNR. There's a good reason right here why you're one of The Studio's most notable rappers.
God Why: Hook was bleh. Really, I dont get why sometimes your hooks dont rhyme.
Everyday: Gah...classic hook problem here. Nice track though.
Light Up: I think that if you revisit this track, you can put more power into it. Turn that doubling effect off. It has it uses, but for something like this, just put your voice and thoughts out there.
Power: Good, feverish delivery and heart in this track. But at a point it kinda just seems like you lose it and start to dwindle a bit.
Ear Overdose: Punchlines everywhere, all decent. Good job on this track
Look What the Rocka' Dragged In: Weakest beat on the tape and possibly weakest track on the tape.
Ambitionz of a Rida: Um...as a rap enthusiast I must say...No. Stop It. Not that you can't. More like, not yet. It's like Dead Presidents. I wanna do it. Everyone does...but...I dunno. That's just me. There's a point ("all say I'm stingy cant get shit from me") where you start flowing and if you ask me if you had done this track like that, in that flow, then it'd be pretty f'n hard.
Baby Girl Go Hard: Great group track. New Invasion shines on this one. Maybe put more effort into the hook, like a few more lines. And what's up with the end? coulda used a bridge maybe or something
No Matter What: Good job on this track.
This Is Hip Hop: Hmm...dunno how I feel about this one.
Up All Night: Hmmm Questionable first few bars...Mr. FTP on this track sounds just bad. Not lyrical or anything, just voice wise. What's up with that?
Lost My Mind: Not bad sir. Like the hook on this one actually.
Keep It Real: Beats really nice. Flow gets off at points. Auto tune wasnt bad, but coulda been left out. Concept of the song is good though. And how is FTP an O-G? He's like 16, lol
Kiss My Wings: Hook doesnt make sense to me...
Letter to Denn: Decent little track here.
Ride Or Die: Not a bad effort at all. The beat drop in the background is annoying though.
First Second & Third: I think that I already gave you feedback on this track before...
Outro: Umm...its an outro. what can i say about that? lol
Keep It Real's Report Card
Lyrical Content: A lot of the usual rap affair, with your occasional personal bits here and there. I think that you could step it up though. Maybe try to be more witty, more punch lines, know what I mean?
Conceptial Premise: No real concepts here, just a good tape.
Strength of Features: There's something about Mr. FTP's voice that's just...eh. Maybe its a gimmick thing, but it bothers me sometimes.
Production: As far as beat selection goes, I think YNR did a great job. They really help carry this mixtape through to the end, and they also compliment the YNR's lyric style and flow.
Overall: 3.5/5, A solid offering from YNR and the New Invasion camp. Their most prominent rapper doesnt disappoint, and for the most part I think this tape trumps any Modern Hip Hop installment that YNR has ever put out. YNR seems to step out and mature as an artist, as well as a person on this tape, dealing lyrically with a lot of personal issues and putting it all out there on the table so everyone can look, hear, and feel. For your next tape, I look forward for your improvement and seeing New Invasion grow. Nice job on this one YNR. There's a good reason right here why you're one of The Studio's most notable rappers.
This was the hardest review I've ever read. haha, Thank's ALOT BRO, This really makes me wanna go ALOT harder on my next tape thanks bro, "Look what the rocka' dragged in' Is a UK beat, it's for UK Fans they love it, but there's one track you didn't talk about, 'No matter what' I would of really like to see your thoughts on that, Once again thanks alot MYKILL.
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