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Alabama's rap
representative is back with another album. Love Us Or Hate Us shows
anger, love, and disgust, on their first CD under the Rap-A-Lot record
label. Including the first track "Love Us Or Hate Us" as the group
lashes back at their old label Universal who dropped the duo. Lines that
show their disgust towards the label and less talented artists like "I'm
sick to my stomach I vomit every time I see a video on TV that ain't
mine." show that Dirty was very unhappy to how they were treated. As the
song continues on you find out the duo spent about 40,000 dollars making
two videos that were never shown on TV while artists that "Dance around"
get their videos played. Once that anger filled track is finished they
show why they are one of the South's premier groups. Never once do they
say they are sorry for lyrical content, things like "I ain't never been
sweet I'm gangsta, all I know is gangsta" are thrown in to show their
feelings. Songs like "2 Deep Creepin" and "Da Hood" show more of their
lifestyles. The first single from the album "I Wish" tells a simple
message "I Wish somebody would". The group is not scared to say what is
on their mind and open the public up to the southern lifestyle. With the
delivery they bring you to Montgomery with them and make you feel
exactly how they feel. Rap-A-Lot did an incredible job with production
and beats. Overall I give the CD a 5 out of 5. The group did what it
needed to do to open eyes for their more southern and raw flows, which
was create a CD to bring people to the Southern mind frame. The duo has
been under-appreciated, with this album they could open eyes and get the
respect the group is worthy of.
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