T.I.

Urban Legend

T.I. "Brings 'Em Out" on this one!

Review Score:

(10/10)
Ever since T.I.'s second album. I have been a fan of his. I liked that whole album. So when I heard T.I.'s first single off his thrid album "Bring 'Em Out". I had to go out and buy this album. So here's my review of this album.

01. The King (Intro)10/10 - He samples a old school rap song on the intro to this album. A great introduction to this project.

02. Motivation 8/10 - This song is saying that Motivation is what you need to be successful in the music biz. His flow is tight on this track.

03. U Don't Know Me 10/10 - This song is featured in the video for "Bring 'Em Out". This song he's saying that you may know T.I., but u don't really know him. This song is one of my favorties off the album.

04. ASAP 9/10 - What really stands out on this track is the band's horns in the music. What I really like about this song is that it's gangsta.

05. Prayin' For Help 10/10 - At the beggining of the song. He says the Lord's Prayer. This song is another one of my favorites off the album.

06. Why You Mad At Me 7/10 - On the chorous of the song it says "Is it because I came from the bottom to the top, is it becase I kept it pimpin' and stayed down, or is it cuz I am the A-Town". And he asks why you mad at me?

07. Get Lose (Featuring Nelly) 9/10 - This could possibly be the second single off the album. Jazze Pha produced it, so it's a hot one. I think this song is 4 tha strippas. He puts it down for them on this one.

08. How They Do (Featuring B.G.) 9/10 - What's great about this track is that B.G. makes an appearance on it. It has one of those Hood beats to it. One of my favorites off the album.

09. The Greatest (Featuring Mannie Fresh)
7/10 - The intro to this song is hilarious by Mannie Fresh. This track wasn't initially one of my favorites on this album. But it's an alright track.

10. Get Ya S**t Together (Featuring Lil' Kim) 9/10 - This song is a very unique one to me. The beat to this track is crazy, and T.I. flows is on point on this track. Lil' Kim appears on the chorus of the song.

11. Freak Though (Featuring Pharrell) 8/10 - A Neptunes produced track, but you might have known that because it features Pharrell. This song is a typical Neptunes produced song. I think that it's great that T.I. collaborated with The Neptunes once again.

12. Count Down 8/10 - I really like the beat to this track, the beat really incorperates well with T.I.'s verses. So this is one great song off the album.

13. Bring 'Em Out 10/10 - The first single off the album. A classic in my book. A great song of 2004. I really love the beat to this song. It's kind of reminiscent of "Crazy In Love" from Beyonce.

14. Limelite (Featuring P$C & Big Kuntry) 8/10 - What I like about this song is the chorus to it. P$C & Big Kuntry is really featured on most of the song. It's a tight song.

15. Chllin' Wit My B***h (Featuring Jazze Pha) 7/10 - This song isn't my favorite, but it doesn't mean that this song isn't worth listening to. The song is one of those street jams.

16. Stand Up (Featuring Lil' Wayne & Trick Daddy) 7/10 - Lil' Jon produced this song. This song is one of those hardcore type songs. This song is strictly for the hoodz.

17. My Life (Featuring Daz Dillinger) 7/10 - The beat of this song is slow. It's like a hip hop ballad. He's saying don't hate on him, he's just livin' his life.

*This album is one that's worth buying. It has crunk joints for those who wants to get crunk. It has a strip club joint for tha strippas out there, and it also has those joints that's just for the hoodz. T.I. kept it real with this album. It's an Urban Legend.

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