I like the back and forth of the song, the production is good, and they both sound great. Kelly and Usher discover that they are both seeing the same woman. Kelly’s strong suit: telling interesting stories. Up next is “Same Girl” with Usher…which gets back to the root of R. We all know and love “I’m a Flirt” so…moving right along. I like the production and his singing is cool…but making animal sounds and including sounds of elephants and birds is just f*&kin bizarre! lol. I’m on the fence about whether this song is totally ridiculous or pretty good. I actually like this one…it’s sad to say this on a song called “Freaky in the Club”…but does this mean there is hope for the album after all? Nonetheless, this is a really catchy song and isn’t as bad lyrically as the other songs. I really like the production and the singing on “Freaky in the Club”…but you know what? This would’ve been a great stepping song if he would’ve put an ounce of effort into making the song have an ounce of substance. A new low in lyrical content Kells…way to go. The song is basically about his answering machine message where he says he will get back to you if he isn’t having sex, smoking weed, not faded, or making a baby. Kelly channels T-Pain with some computerized vocals on “Leave Your Name”. I could see this being a real club banger. The production is blazin and it’s not often that we hear a dirty south sound from R. “Get Dirty” featuring Chamillionaire is along the same lines of the other songs…clubs, women, drinking, spending money, yadda, yadda, yadda. All I’m going to say about this…are they really serious? No seriously…seriously Kelly collaborates with Nelly and manages to make an incredibly corny song. The singing is very lazy, the production is ok overall this song is maybe a 5/10. Isn’t Kells 40 years old? Why is he still talking about picking up women and being out at the club? Grow up man! Snoop adds a verse to the song and I can’t deny that the two have good chemistry…but he isn’t talking about jack either.
This is essentially the average rap song but with singing. Next up is the song “Double Up” featuring Snoop Dogg. At any rate…unless you’re in the mood for hearing Kells act like he’s a victim then skip it. For someone to be on trial for child molestation charges…he should be more grateful that he is still getting to do what he wants to do and make tons of money at it and have less contempt. He has been through a lot of drama and fallen in and out of grace over the past few years…but he seems to fail to realize that he brought all of it on himself. Kelly starts off his new album with “The Champ” and it is clear that he has a lot of anger and aggression he is trying to get off his chest.
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