Bangladesh, the producer who brought us Lil’ Wayne’s infamous A Milli, has stepped out from behind the boards to get his ‘superstar status’ shine-on alongside cohorts Rick Ross and Busta Rhymes on Girls Love Me. The Des Moines, Iowa DJ/producer gets all Dalai Lama on us with a bouncy beat that mixes in some well-placed congo drums, but it is a few Obama/Kerry references, delivered with some surprising humor, that make Desh’s on-the-mic contributions feel comfortably foreign. Ross, aka Ricky Freeze – get it? – sticks to the script with a throwaway verse that may have been leftover from his latest disc, Trilla, and Rhymes’ effort lacks his characteristically high-energy flow. Regardless, with the firepower that Bangladesh packs behind the boards, Girls Love Me should be bumping in A-Town strip clubs soon enough.
The production by Bangladesh is pretty smash. The hook is pretty lame though. Rick Ross usually holds it down, but the beginning of his verse was wack. It got a tad better as he continued, but no so much. Bangladesh needs to stick to beat making. His verse was decent...maybe better than hearing Soulja Boy rap or something, but nothing special. Des Moines has gangstas? Interesting. The breakdown at the beginning of verses is really annoying. Busta's verse coming in was wack as well, then like Rick Ross' verse, it gets a tad better. I liked his Lil Wayne laugh. LOL. That was the highlight. But this isn't something I would bump again.
producer turned rapper... i like it more than all the DJ turned rappers.. they're GARBAGE. anyway, i like the song. and the beat go hard, NO ONE can seriously disagree with that.. but anyway, im not a fan of ross, and i think he did pretty good. ima huge fan of busta but it wasnt as good as i expected. Bangladash had a good verse too.
there's only a few golden boys that are solid at both rapping and producing/singing...Bang had a pretty nice verse but its missing that something to make it a banger...Beat is pretty tight but gets annoying after the first minute and half...ross was ross and i hated bustas verse but his voice, flow and personality go great with the beat...maybe the girls love him but he's alright in my book
I like the beat but that's about it! How I wish this was the beat for "A Milli" instead... the other was mad annoying. I didn't feel the energy coming from Ross or Busta, but Bangladesh hold his own thing. For a producer, his verse was pretty good. The 3* don't mean I'll be hearing this again though...
GREAT feedback thus far, everyone. Keep it up. This man is a great producer, and frankly, he needs to stick to being just that. I know that producers keep telling me, "I don't want to be put in THAT box," but if the box fits... wear it. And wear it good.
krizz ahahahhah @ your avatar! This song is boring, not only the hook and the verses but also the production...I can't find anything good here, what's more that background sound is annoying!
I'll give this one a 3 star for the beat but that's it actually Bangladesh got off better than Ross or Busta on this one which surprised me. Ross has his moments on the mic but Busta normally kills everything he touches so I was a little disappointed.
The most wanted niggie want to say make all your music hot and all new for the best rappers and fanes that love it and make the realest rappers have the most songs.
The beat is tight and I think that Ricky and Bust didn't want to kill Bang on his own @*#$!, either that or they didn't think this song was ever going to get play so they didn't go hard.
LOL. so far all my ratings haven't matched everyone else on here... guess good taste is hard to come by. the beat is wack, stopped listenin to it half way thru.
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