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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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This one didn't have the same impact on me as your first post. As was mentioned on Vagiant, good music can make up for a lot, and IMO this song's style doesn't add enough to balance out the crassness. This production didn't feel as professional to me. The vocals really don't give the impression of practiced rap artists (not to imply that I could come anywhere close to this myself), and the music isn't distinctive, hooky or interesting enough (to me) to make me do anything but simply listen to and focus on the lyrics (not posted anywhere?). Lyric-wise it had its moments, but it'd be nice to really be enjoying the music and production as well. How did this make radio? FCC napping?  Also, you may find that more folks reply to your posts if you return the favor and give your take on theirs.  You gotta give to get.
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