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2.1 ( 13 total votes )
In a genre obsessed with the trappings of wealth, no two artists love their luxury goods more than Siroc-hocking rap mogul Diddy and Panhandle State heavyweight Rick “Ricky Rozay” Ross (well, OK, Kanye‘s up there too). Now, the high-rollers’ affection for all things pricey and ostentatious has brought them together as a duo – and, appropriately, they’ve named themselves after a car brand that nearly no one can afford. The Bugatti Boys’ debut single, Another One, can be summed up in a single phrase: “never enough.” Backed by Lil’ Lody‘s icy synths and handclap-infused percussion, the Boys make clear that no amount of cash or material goods will ever leave them content. Sean Combs in particular does his part to blur the line between art and commerce: “These haters speculatin’, they always watchin’ mine / She know what time it is, just like my watch line / My clothes line, cologne, b*tch…” Is this cut as powerful and finely-tuned as the automobiles from which the Bugatti Boys take their name? If you think so, keep it locked – it has yet to be announced what project this joint will be attached to, but we’ll keep you up to date.
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Why does this whole song remind me of a Waka Flocka song? The production sounds like a Lex Luger beat. Then Diddy sounds like he was trying it imitate Waka. Well anyway the song was just totally cliche, kind of what I would expect from Diddy and Ross.
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| Posted on Oct 04, 2010 |
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Why? I know Diddy manages Ross' career, but that doesn't mean they need to make music together. I'd suggest to Ross to stop while he is a head. Diddy will get him headlines, but that won't be the case if they make an entire album worth of "Another One"-like cuts.
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| Posted on Oct 04, 2010 |
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I can't give it 2, that beat's ok, but I'd like to hear what else they can do together.
Why does it sound like Waka? I'd say the constant "brrrat brrrat" of machine guns in the backgrounds brings up the Waka comparison. |
| Posted on Oct 04, 2010 |
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this is terrible but I am sure it will be blasting off in the clubs by next weekend
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| Posted on Oct 04, 2010 |
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Tastemaker  Total Ratings: 1189 |
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Diddy just needs to call it a day when it comes to making music.
Production is pretty solid... |
| Posted on Oct 04, 2010 |
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| Posted on Oct 04, 2010 |
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its ight. nothin special but its pretty catchy so ill give it a 3.
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| Posted on Oct 05, 2010 |
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DJ Booth Crew  Total Ratings: 8038 |
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HAHAHAHA! PLEASE STOP! Maybe if I'm drunk in the club this would go hard. The Chorus is pretty catchy though, and Ross sounds pretty good. Still just OK.
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| Posted on Oct 06, 2010 |
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This song is pure fire the beat goes hard and their flows were on point. Can't wait til the cd drops.
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| Posted on Dec 07, 2010 |
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| Posted on Jan 02, 2011 |
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I'm personally tired of seeing puffy and snoop "EVERYWHERE", but I guess money is money. Is there anything they "WON'T" do??? The beat is a head nodder, so in that respect, I give it a 3...
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| Posted on Mar 15, 2011 |
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