Yung Joc - Hustlenomics DL...enjoy

[dz N.U.T.Z.]

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Tracklisting
01. Yung Joc - Hustlenomics (Intro) 02:46
02. Yung Joc - Play Your Cards 03:55
03. Yung Joc - Coffee Shop (feat. Gorilla Zoe) 04:02
04. Yung Joc - Bottle Poppin' (feat. Gorilla Zoe) 05:00
05. Yung Joc - Hell Yeah (feat. Diddy) 04:30
06. Yung Joc - Cut Throat (feat. The Game, Jim Jones & Block) 05:25
07. Yung Joc - Hustlemania (Skit) 02:45
08. Yung Joc - I'm A G (feat. Bun B & Young Dro) 04:32
09. Yung Joc - BYOB 03:14
10. Yung Joc - Pak Man 04:16
11. Yung Joc - Getting To Da Money 03:14
(feat. Mike Carlito & Gorilla Zoe)
12. Yung Joc - Brand New (feat. Snoop Dogg & Rick Ross) 05:45
13. Yung Joc - Living The Life (feat. Southerngirl 04:20
14. Yung Joc - Momma (feat. Jazze Pha) 03:53
15. Yung Joc - Chevy Smile 04:28
(feat. Trick Daddy, Block & Jazze Pha)
16. Yung Joc - Hustlenomics 03:06


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enjoy....

it is jamin.....:goodjob:

[man]

Some good name on that list. I just can't stand Joc

[dz N.U.T.Z.]

y he cool

[quickdodge®]

He's cool if you like hearing the sound of an asshole breathing. Later, QD.

[dz N.U.T.Z.]

He's cool if you like hearing the sound of an asshole breathing. Later, QD.

y do u click on something if you dont like it..:thinking:

[quickdodge®]

Why don't you not worry about what I click on? I've brought waaay more things to the music people on here that I can't stand than you could even imagine. Later, QD.

[quickdodge®]

It's funny, too, how when someone says they don't like something, no one really has anything to say. But when I say the same thing, then questions and smartass comments are abounding. Lolol. Later, QD.

[ironchef]

Coffee Shop has to be one of the dumbest songs I've ever heard.

[JITB]

that album cover is gangsta

[dz N.U.T.Z.]

lol

[Sushi]

Is he making money off those links he's provided?

[quickdodge®]

Who? Later, QD.

[dz N.U.T.Z.]

no..:thinking:..it is free..:goodjob:

[ShooterMcGavin]

thanks

[Stopsnitchin]

album review

Some artists land record contracts because they sound like nobody else. Others bag them because they sound all too much like somebody else.

Stick Yung Joc in the latter category. The 24-year-old Atlanta rapper got inked to Diddy's Bad Boy label after the label lost its hottest emcee, Young Jeezy (of Boyz N da Hood fame) to Def Jam Records for his solo career. It didn't hurt that Joc also bore a resemblance to Atlanta's other top emcee: T.I.

Between that connection, and his No. 1 novelty single (the happily nonsensical "It's Goin' Down"), Joc's debut CD sold over 900,000 copies. Now he's back with a chaser, but it shows no more depth or distinction than the first go-round.

Joc continues to exploit Southern rap cliches, with sloganeering choruses, simplistic verse and gimmicky hooks. Many of the cuts seem to be going for the annoyance factor on purpose. They're full of hyper, repetitious chants sped up, or slowed down, to sound as infantile as possible. True, you can't avoid the hooks in songs like "Bottle Poppin'," "Coffee Shop" or "Pak Man." But it's in the same way you can't get away from a recurring nightmare.

Joc sounds particularly callow when trading verses with the genuinely harder, gruffer guest voices featured here, from the Game, Rick Ross or Jim Jones. He even gets upstaged by his benefactor, Diddy, on the track "Hell Yeah," a ruinous sign. The rapper Gorilla Zoe, who replaced Young Jeezy in Boyz N da Hood, outshines the star attraction, too, in several cameos, through his charmingly deliberate delivery.

Joc's subject matter isn't what you'd call original. Taking off from the title, there's all too much talk about hustling. And though he opens his song "Momma" decrying the cliche of odes to maternal devotion, that didn't stop him from delivering one anyway.

One cut survives the mire. "BYOB" has everything a great novelty song needs: a rash of killer hooks, some great sound effects and a terse slogan you can't get out of your head. Unfortunately, all that comes courtesy of the genius production duo the Neptunes. The cut is practically emcee-proof.

Given that, make sure to download "BYOB." As for the rest: Accept no substitutes YUNG JOC "HUSTLENOMICS"(BAD BOY SOUTH)

doesnt even seem worth listening too

[quickdodge®]

doesnt even seem worth listening too

I already posted that without having to add all that other crap you posted. Later, QD.

[dELfONiK]

I already posted that without having to add all that other crap you posted. Later, QD.

lol

[dz N.U.T.Z.]

wheres the love...lol

[cactusEG]

i heard some of the songs off the albume today, and i think its ganna be a good CD

[hybrid90accord]

i like it personally, i mean its no common or kanye but its a pretty good album for what it is. id rather listen to him over jeezy any day.

[sleepys4]

I got it to not bad. A couple good songs i like I'm a G with young dro.

[Black4DrEK]

yep. how bout "WE BOTTLE POPPIN"!!hhaa yeeeeaaa! thanx for da cd , jb.

[Stopsnitchin]

i like it personally, i mean its no common or kanye but its a pretty good album for what it is. id rather listen to him over jeezy any day.

you must be smokin that shit. you're nuts :screwy:

[Kevykev]

He's cool if you like hearing the sound of an asshole breathing. Later, QD.

:lmfao: :lmfao:


WTF is that????


HAhahahahaha You crack me up Mike!

[quickdodge®]

you must be smokin that shit. you're nuts :screwy:

Yep. Both of those clowns have the appeal of a piece of sheep shit wearing a thong. Later, QD.

[dz N.U.T.Z.]

lol