YOUNG JEEZY THUG MOTIVATION 101 TRACKLIST SKIN
YOUNG JEEZY THUG MOTIVATION 101 TRACKLIST FULL

YOUNG JEEZY THUG MOTIVATION 101 TRACKLIST FULL

The hooks were infectious, just check the singles 'Soul Survivor', 'Air Forces' or album cuts like 'Bottom Of The Map'- the whole album was full of memorable hooks, but not really any memorable verses save for the guests like Trick Daddy, Bun B, or T.I.P. And I was cooking up a meal, though over the course of having my ear to the record I felt as if I was cooking up a bag to earn a meal.

YOUNG JEEZY THUG MOTIVATION 101 TRACKLIST SKIN

This is not to say that what Jeezy was saying was not important, for example on both The JUSTICE League helmed 'Don't Get Caught' and on album opener 'Thug Motivation 101' where on the former I started sweating like I just got pulled over myself even though I was just standing in my kitchen, and on the former I could just feel the roaches crawling on my skin as was mentioned in the opening lines, even though it was daytime. Whatever he was saying on 'TM:101' was overshadowed by the repetitive ad-libs, that ultimately would go on to inspire trap rap's now massive usage of ad-libs to make up for lackluster lyrics. I truly could not really follow Jeezy's first official studio release. Honestly, this album was just an ad-lib monster. From 'Let's Get it: Thug Motivation 101.'YEEEAAAHHHH', 'HA,HA'. This horn-looping funk-filled head-bobber again features Jay-Z and reeks of old-school flare. From 'It's Tha World.'įor a man who started out more interested in the business side of the music industry, Jeezy sure turned out to have a more than capable voice for hip-hop. It's simple, slinky, and straight up fun. From 'Trap or Die.'ĭJ Mustard produced this funky synth-slathered song and a guest spot by rapper 2 Chainz helped make it another club favorite when it dropped in late 2012. Another wall-shaking banger, Jeezy, Bun B and Slick Pulla inspire you to get rowdy in this 2006 release. In the opening lines of 'Trap or Die' Jeezy boasts, 'Last time I checked, I was the man on these streets.' Well, you were the man (or woman) in those retail aisles. A digitally altered Kanye West makes his way on to this cut, with Jeezy rapping things like, 'Big wheels, big straps, you know I like it super-sized.' One of Jeezy's most recognizable tracks, it works perfectly in a car, a club or while you're getting ready for a night out. From 'Let's Get it: Thug Motivation 101.'Ī slow build up leads in to this universal city-representing anthem. It didn't take long for Jeezy's lazy Southern drawl and signature, 'aaay,' to catch on. A month before his Def Jam debut, Jeezy and his then group Boyz N da Hood dropped their self-titled album on Puff Daddy's Bad Boy label. Jeezy's breakout in 2005 came on the heels of not one, but two releases. Pull up at The Mirage, it's Phantoms and Mazis / Out here, expensive taste, my car is camouflage.' Fellow rappers the Game and Rick Ross join Jeezy on this smooth production on his new record. 'Mirror, mirror, in my garage / tell me which Lambo I should park at the L'Ermitage. That didn't stop him from knocking out this self-acknowledging feel-good anthem. Jeezy used his third full-album release as a platform for social commentary, focusing on current events including the 2008 presidential election. From 'The Inspiration: Thug Motivation 102.'Ī diagnosis of Bell's Palsy required a three-year hiatus for Jeezy following 2008's 'The Recession,' but the absence seemingly allowed ample studio time that produced a couple of gems including this tune with rapper T.I. 'We count hundreds on the table, twenty's on the floor / fresh outta work and on the way with some more / and I love it.' A celebration of the finer things money can buy, 'I Luv It' is an upbeat club banger. From 'Seen It All: The Autobiography.'įor his sophomore release for powerhouse rap label Def Jam, Young Jeezy had a lot to love. With appearances by the Game and Rick Ross, the record also marks the absence of 'Young' in the rapper's moniker. I'm a sucker for big-name collaborations, and this record is full of them. It's another introspective track that reveals the rappers' days in the streets. The title track to this year's 'Seen It All: The Autobiography' is a heavy slow-rolling bass dropper that features lyrical excerpts from none other than Beyonce beau, Jay-Z. Here's a small sample of some of Jeezy's best hip-hop hits. 29, he'll be at the Pressroom in Phoenix with his catalog of anthemic head-bobbing tracks. The Atlanta-based MC has transitioned from underground mixtape master, to a prominent hip-hop hustler and on Saturday, Nov. You woke up early and you waited in the long lines to trample your way to the best deals of the year, and now you deserve a triumphant soundtrack to celebrate your bargain-finding ways. A plentiful bounty is behind you and if you're lucky, you'll survive today's Black Friday sales unscathed.

Young jeezy thug motivation 101 tracklist