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"Throw Some D's" was 2007's anthem of excess, springboarding off Switch's classic "I Call Your Name" -- much more so than Ne-Yo's "It Just Ain't Right" -- and, by the time of this album's release, it had scaled up to the Top Ten of Billboard's R&B/Hip-Hop singles chart. Assisted by a co-production from Polow da Don (Fergie's "London Bridge," Ludacris' "Runaway Love"), the track's rallying energy is nearly overshadowed by Polow's guest verse, in which he proclaims that "every freak" should have a picture featuring a specific part (just the one part) of his anatomy on their wall. Thankfully, there's also the remarkable delivery from Rich Boy, a producer-MC who hails from Mobile, AL. In possession of a very heavy Southern accent, nearly every word from his mouth sounds like it requires most muscles above the chest to pronounce: "Just bought a Cadillac/Took it to the chop shop/Let the damn top drop/Two-colored flip-flop/Candy-red lollipop" sounds like twice the tongue twister it appears to be. Anyone looking to the album for depth beyond "Throw Some D's"' unapologetic shortage of thrift and surplus of self-indulgence will not discover much. There's the unique sound of Rich Boy's voice, and a couple beats are undeniably brilliant, such as Brian Kidd's work on the rolling/knocking "Get to Poppin" -- which, at one point, was credited to Timbaland and could've been pulled from the same drawer as Ludacris' Tim-produced "The Potion." Rich Boy's effect wears especially thin when the beats aren't hot, and there's little happening lyrically beyond uninspired variations on the rampant materialism done so effectively on "Throw Some D's."
© Andy Kellman /TiVo
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2007 United Market Recordings
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2007 United Market Recordings
Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
Polow Da Don, FeaturedArtist - Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer - Jamal Fincher Jones, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
Ricardo Lewis, Composer - Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer - Cutty Cartel, FeaturedArtist
2007 United Market Recordings
Polow Da Don, FeaturedArtist - Keri Hilson, Composer, FeaturedArtist - Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer - Jamal Fincher Jones, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
MARK TWAIN, FeaturedArtist - Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer - Samuel Langhorne Clemens, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
Micah Troy, Composer - Big Boi, FeaturedArtist - Rich Boy, MainArtist - Pastor Troy, FeaturedArtist - Marece Richards, Composer - Antwan Patton Sr, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
Timothy Thomas, Composer - Theron Thomas, Composer - Keri Hilson, FeaturedArtist - Rock City, FeaturedArtist - Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
John Legend, Composer, FeaturedArtist - Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
André Benjamin, Composer - Tohri Harper, Composer - Jayceon Taylor, Composer - Nelly, FeaturedArtist - Andre 3000, FeaturedArtist - The Game, FeaturedArtist - Murphy Lee, FeaturedArtist - Jim Jones, FeaturedArtist - Rich Boy, MainArtist - Marece Richards, Composer - Cornell Haynes Jr., Composer - Joseph Jones II, Composer
2007 United Market Recordings
Albumbeschreibung
"Throw Some D's" was 2007's anthem of excess, springboarding off Switch's classic "I Call Your Name" -- much more so than Ne-Yo's "It Just Ain't Right" -- and, by the time of this album's release, it had scaled up to the Top Ten of Billboard's R&B/Hip-Hop singles chart. Assisted by a co-production from Polow da Don (Fergie's "London Bridge," Ludacris' "Runaway Love"), the track's rallying energy is nearly overshadowed by Polow's guest verse, in which he proclaims that "every freak" should have a picture featuring a specific part (just the one part) of his anatomy on their wall. Thankfully, there's also the remarkable delivery from Rich Boy, a producer-MC who hails from Mobile, AL. In possession of a very heavy Southern accent, nearly every word from his mouth sounds like it requires most muscles above the chest to pronounce: "Just bought a Cadillac/Took it to the chop shop/Let the damn top drop/Two-colored flip-flop/Candy-red lollipop" sounds like twice the tongue twister it appears to be. Anyone looking to the album for depth beyond "Throw Some D's"' unapologetic shortage of thrift and surplus of self-indulgence will not discover much. There's the unique sound of Rich Boy's voice, and a couple beats are undeniably brilliant, such as Brian Kidd's work on the rolling/knocking "Get to Poppin" -- which, at one point, was credited to Timbaland and could've been pulled from the same drawer as Ludacris' Tim-produced "The Potion." Rich Boy's effect wears especially thin when the beats aren't hot, and there's little happening lyrically beyond uninspired variations on the rampant materialism done so effectively on "Throw Some D's."
© Andy Kellman /TiVo
Informationen zu dem Album
- 1 Disc(s) - 16 Track(s)
- Gesamte Laufzeit: 01:07:58
- Künstler: Rich Boy
- Komponist: Various Composers
- Label: Independent
- Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
2007 United Market Recordings
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