When you sign-up for an account at Myspace.com, they ask for a “headline” that will appear at the top of your profile. For example, Los Angeles rapper, Roscoe Umali, created the following headline: “I can serve your favorite rapper… trust me.” While he could be referring to a dance competition, or quite possibly the type of serving that takes place between a waiter and his/her customer, it’s pretty obvious that Roscoe seems to think highly of his emceeing skills. To help sway the listening public into feeling the same way, Mr. Umali has cooked up a remix to his underground single, Live It Up, which now features the singing of Bobby Valentino and the rapping of West Coast legend, E-40. My favorite rapper is Tupac Shakur, so I don’t see Roscoe serving him anytime soon. However, with a bravado that matches his energy on the mic, Roscoe might be livin’ it up sooner rather than later.
Yeah Z...U said it best... he will never be able to serve Tupac, but he is far from many others as well. I think Jin could probably give it to him in a battle or cassidy, or J Hood, or busta, or many others. He isn't saying anything at all really. I am feeling the beat; but I can't put this in rotation...it almost sounds unfinished for some reason.
Nothing special.........why is anyone featuring E-40...not hating I give him his props for longevity just not feeling him...and he didnt go crazy with his usual made up words on this one
The beat is great. But the song just seems like the chorus doesnt really fit. The rap makes it seem like a real hood banger then the chorus comes and it seems like a different song.
J-Ville is right, the chorus doesnt match the verses! I love Bobby V and could see the chorus being on another song, don't think much of roscoe umali though!
Naw nobody got anythang on Roscoe this dude is the next big thang! He's always doing big shows around my area. I said it here first like I did with Eminem, 'Roscoe got that heat everyone's gonna feel soon'. There, I stamped it!
Posted on Jul 10, 2008
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