As DJBooth has seen many times, unsigned artists will often blow a wad of cash on a major guest feature in order to increase buzz on their record. In the case of Indianapolis natives Nappyville, Baton Rouge’s biggest rapper, Lil’ Boosie, has been recruited for a remix to the underground hit, Super Clean. In most cases, the feature outshines the lead; however, since Boosie Bad Azz isn’t the most impressive lyricist, Nappyville hold their own and stay on par. After all, these big-name features were once unsigned underground artists too, right?
The beat is hot like lava on this track. I don't know but listening to this song makes me want to break something. It just raised my core body temperature and raised my adrenaline level by 10-fold. SBHS thanks for the new tip on street fad. I didn't know about the shirt tuck.
This beat is really generic! Any bounce south beat sounds like this! Their flow doesn't have any really great points to it in my opinion. The chorus is pretty Weak here. Sorry, but this doesn't get anymore spin-time from me...Stopping at 1:52 because of the annoying voice at this time...
Thanks for getting this song on here DJ Z / Burmy! Ya'll can catch me bumpin this song ridin' around Indy 7 days a week!
The beat is a little different than I remember from the original, and the verses are different too. I think I actually like the original better! Haha, I figured Lil' Boosie would give them that feature "wow" effect to make more people listen to the song. I won't rate it since I helped contribute this song to the Booth. If you guys like this at all, you need to visit thier MySpace and check out the original.
When I hear an artist is underground I usually judge them less harshly. In this case I think they both did great, beat is great, and the hook is decent. The dudes can flow, nothing that I can see getting them on radio, not unique enough to get heard by that many people. I think Boosie did great on this song, one of the best flow of his I've heard in a bit.
If I were a rapper, my list of 'top 10 artists to grab up as a feature,' wouldn't include Boosie. I wish the fellas had gone the Midwest route, being from Indy, and scooped up a Chicago rapper, or even some of the talent in Milwaukee or Detroit. On a side note, Rokstar supplied solid production.
The guy on 1:35 ruined the song… could he be more annoying?! :s Beat’s nothing special, just the same old south. What is it that y’all like so much about this, I don’t get it?!
dis song rite here is da shit all da way threw.. na if u looking 4 lyrical poetry den go listen 2 all da old east coast rappers dat r neva comin back.. da beat is banging and dey all did dey thing on it i c it blowing up major and jus the thought of dat being a ringtone is a million buckz straight 2 da pocket. i like this song as well as a few oda i heard 2day i c this n da next batch of hits coming!!!!! Nappyville do ya dang big up boosie u killing da game all u hatas u wouldnt unnastand cuz u dont ball or ride rims getcha weight up den maybe jus maybe yull halfway unndastand lmao!!!!! oh yea da half tucked shirt is hott on da streetz 4 wateva reason lol
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