Lil Kim - Hardcore

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Music Review: Give It up For The Queen B@#$h!!!!!!!!
Rating: 5 Stars

Showing off her rapping ability is the first actual song besides the intro on the album the track that probably gets played the most on this cd for anyone "big momma thang" featuring a tight rap verse from "Jigga" jay-z and a unforgetable hook from the brother of kim lil' cease. the next song on the album is the first single "no time" which features the mega man and now probably the most known rapper Puff Daddy who also produced and help right the track. this song paved her path by making it reach high status on billboard charts, and music video stations and also was on many rap complintations such as the clean version on the ultimate hip hop party.

next song on the album entitled "spend a little doe" features a powerful hook performed by Adilah and an intro performed by Big Troy. the song is very long but makes a impact not soon to be forgoten. the following is a useless interlude performed by lil' cease, trife, and notorious big

the next single is the sixth track on the album entitled "crush on you". this song brought a large disapointment amoung the audience because kim has no vocals in the song but bigge and lil' cease take center stage and make this club joint a perfect touch for the album, next up on the magnificent line up is "drugs" which features a hook by the notorious b.i.g and is the most catchy song. the background music will get you hooked because "it's drugs baby"!!

next up kim's ladies talk it out with kim on the interlude called "screamin" in which no screaming takes place followd by the best song of the decade "Queen B@#$h" which features the original position of the background music which was made famous on the Mary J. Blige/Lil' Kim song "i can love you"

hitting number ten is the amazing "dreams" which is just downright nasty and sexual but very awsome! this song is cool because kim flowz sick on this one proving she could keep up the pace without the JM!up next is another great song called "mafia land" which describes her drug-currier dayz working for the notorious b.i.g

next up is the junior mafia song "we don't need it" which is featured on the album because of kim'z longer and strenuos appearence. another song followz this one that would make the remix become the number one song of the summer "not tonite" which features the annoying "JM ya'll" background by JD

the last two tracks on the album are really good. "playa haters" is another interlude but "**** you" is probably the most hardcore song on the album. Trife, Notorious B.I.G and Laurceny make the appearence making you itching for a 16th song but no luck.

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