Gangsta Boo - Both Worlds *69
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Free Music Notes for Both Worlds *69
Free Music Review: Queen of The South!
Hit: 5 Stars
What I wouldn't do for Gangsta Boo to go back to Three 6! She has to be the tightest Female Rappers alive today... But she is unable to showcase Her true talent without the Beats of Juicy J and Dj Paul... This is the tragedy of Hypnotized Minds Entertainment... They have lost sooooo much talent throughout the years due to Money, now we are stuck listening to Rappers like Lil-Whyte and Frayser Boy, complete Garbage! Thier music used to have depth, now they are just like anyother Hip Pop group out there, with no substance... To bad they have let thier beats go to waste, because I know my Gangsta Boo would tear it up, like she does in this album...Free Music Review: Better than the first album.
Hit: 5 Stars
I was surprised by this cd I have had it for two months and did not listen to it. I like gangsta boo but some of the triple six realeases in the two thousands have been less than steller. The beats started looseing that horror movie sound that they had. The beats also started sounding a little to crunk for my taste. Her first album dropped in 98 this was still in three sixes hay day of classic, but little known cd's. This was realeased in 2001. She raps better, she got more mike time and the beats are better. This should have been 66 61 when the smoke cleares. I can't beleave they gave her so many good beats. Triple six fans or fans of that sound by it today. If you want a break from bling and rim talk with legitamatly hard beats by this thing. also pick up Koopsta Kniccas the devils playground.Free Music Review: Not Her Best Album, But I Loved It Anyway
Hit: 4 Stars
This was Gangsta Boo's second album, and the last with Three 6 Mafia. Lyrically it was not very strong but it is her funnest album. She dosen't take on any really serious issues with this one so there is a lot of that crazy crunkness and some really good beats throughout it. Some of the stuff she say's when she's dissin or making fun of someone or something is really funny and just makes you laugh. She can really be in your face with it. My three favorite tracks are "Can I Get Paid", "Love Don't Live", and "What You N****s Want". It's a Southern classic.Free Music Review: Hot Like Fire
Hit: 5 Stars
Gangsta Boo does it again. This underground queen is the best at rap. In "Both Worlds *69", Boo proves that she can out rap any female or any male that tries to step to her. "Both Worlds *69" is defiently something that rap needs. Boo spits poetry. This, in my mind, is possibly Boo's best CD. My favorite song on the CD is "Victim Of Yo' Own S**t". That is a hot track. Other CD highlights include:
**Hard Not To Kill**
**They Don't Love Me**
**Mask To My Face**
**Love Don't Live Here**
**Get Yo' Broke A$$ Out Da Club (The Strippers Anthem)**
**Same Block**
**Don't Stand So Close To Me 2001**
**What You Want?**
**Victim Of Yo' Own S**t (the best in my opinion)**
**I Faked It Last Night**
Man, I just wish Boo put more songs on this CD. But, like they say, if it isn't broke, don't fix it. Get this CD if you wnat to hear how rap should really be done.
Free Music Review: This beats all her CDs
Hit: 5 Stars
Maybe she should have stayed with Juice and Paul. Rumors are they Paul and Juice are not paying their artists they way that they put on. It was also revealed that Paul was abusive towards her, but I dont believe that one. Gangsta Boo had her reasons for leaving, but her music is not the same. I have Enquiring Minds, and I like that one, but it does not rock like this one does. She also should have kept her "devil's daughter's" sound and flow. For all you guys who dont know what I mean, take a listen to Gangsta Boo on Three 6 Mafia's Mystic Styles and The End (Body Parts).