Well, it seems that T-Pain will go to any length to get people to buy his album even if it means streaming the entire album on Sound Cloud for free. Check it out you may like the album but me I try to stay away from T-Pain.
Revolver will be dropping on the 6th of December.
Hot pick of the album worth mentioning would be the Lily Allen sampled track “5 O’ Clock“
The Tallahassee pain in the ass has been releasing song after song for the last few weeks that won’t appear on his album. This included.
It’s shame that this track won’t appear on the rap-singer’s much delayed fourth album REVOLVEЯ because this indeed is quite a good effort taking in to account its unorthodox sound and style.
Tay Dizm raps at quite a low pace on this black & white set of visuals with T-Pain’s vocals sounding almost natural but still with a hint of computer enhancement of some sort. Overall this isn’t a bad track as one hopes it to be mainly due to its instrumental nature.
rating: ♥♥
Firing on the 6th of December
Looks like a mediocre album ladled with platinum selling artists just so the label can sell over 100k copies in the first week. A sham and a shame is what I call this album.
Tracklisting
1. “Bang Bang Pow Pow” (ft. Lil Wayne)
2. “Bottlez” (ft. Detail)
3. “It’s Not You (It’s Me) T-Pain vs. Chucky” (ft. Pitbull)
4. “Default Picture”
5. “5 O’Clock” (ft. Wiz Khalifa & Lily Allen) ♥♥♥
6. “Sho-time (Pleasure Thang)”
7. “Rock Bottom”
8. “Look at Her Go” (ft. Chris Brown)
9. “Mix’d Girl”
10. “I Don’t Give a Fuk”
11. “Drowning Again” (ft. One Chance)
12. “When I Come Home”
13. “Best Love Song” (ft. Chris Brown)
14. “Turn All the Lights On” (ft. Ne-Yo)
Deluxe Edition
15. “Center of the Stage” (ft. R. Kelly & Bei Maejor)
16. “Regular Girl” (ft. Joey Galaxy)
17. “Nuthin’” (ft. Detail & E-40)
The king of autotune presents us with a quality video for one of his better single’s which samples the Lilly Allen hit “Who’d Have Known”. It’s unclear if the single is off his recently released mixtape The Prevolver or from his delayed fourth album The Revolver either way this as I mentioned earlier is a much better product from the Nappy Boi camp when compared to his previous efforts.
The visuals for this track was filmed in the Red Light District of Amsterdam.The video is basically Pain’s wife messaging him to return home because he tends to waste time at the club. I’m not sure if the girl shown waiting for Pain to come home was really Lilly Allen since the camera did not pan on her fully.
To get a real feel of this sampled attempt at some attention I would suggest you to listen to Lilly Allen’s original single “Who’d Have Known”. The original is obviously far more superior that the current rendition although one could argue that the T-Pain’s take has the X-factor required for this single to shine universally.
Nonetheless a great track and an equally great video
Oh and yeah check out the transparent phone, probably a concept design or a prop.
Rating: ♥♥♥ (What made this track tick is its hook)
This video is cheaply based on the battle of the bands scene depicted in the movie Scott Pilgrim vs The World. Sadly no justice was done to this single by T-Pain, his auto-tuned vocals get in the way of the not-so-bad tune and kind of makes it unbearable to listen to. As for Chris Brown, that’s the only part I liked and was audible.
The chick in the insane get up was the only eye candy.
