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 or  iTunes Price: $11.99 Genre: Hip Hop/Rap Released: Mar 17, 2008 Customer Ratings (867 Ratings)
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View More By Flo Rida Our ReviewPieced together like a last-minute party, and about as fun, Mail On Sunday gathers up the hottest rap and R&B artists who have had a smash hit on the charts in the last six months and does its best to tap into the sound and mood of early 2008. Pure, unadulterated hedonism is the name of Flo Rida’s game. Sex and alcohol fold into a single come-on in “Ms Hangover:” “She had Hennessy hips, and Belve’ eyes / Grey Goose on her lips, and cognac thighs.” Flo is at his strongest when an expert producer is helping him focus, and the album’s first half is chock full of delirious party-starters, including the Timbaland-helmed “Elevator,” and “Roll,” produced by J.R. Rotem. Left to his own devices, however, Flo flounders. (“Me & U” is soupy and shapeless, for instance.) Flo Rida fares best in the company of his pals. With T-Pain in tow, “Low” has an unstoppably catchy hook, while Lil’ Wayne lends his irresistibly eccentric persona to the grandiose “American Superstar.” While it remains to be seen if people will still be listening to Flo Rida in ten years, Mail On Sunday will stand as a time capsule of club music in March, 2008.. Customer Reviewssoliddd debut (4 stars)"shawty got low" man, how many times have you heard that in a day? me i hear it about 5-8 times a day and heres the debut album from the rapper whos single tore apart the charts and stayed #1 for a really really really long time. American Superstar - pretty decent cut to start off the album with, of course weezy makes a great addition to the song, sweet beat - 3.5/5 Act Like You Know - personally i dont like his voice on this one Words Fail Me (1 star) They honestly do. I've seen album after album come onto the music scene, and because I try to keep an open mind, I'll listen to some of it, maybe purchase it. Nothing in the rap department is coming out good. There are occasionally good independent folk singers and new bands, but they're never popular. I'm always looking for the next Public Enemy, the next Tribe Called Quest, but I never find it. Because I'm not going to be like most reviewe bad (1 star) flo rida is just terrible BiographyBorn: December 16, 1979 in Opa-Locka, FLGenre: Hip Hop/Rap Years Active: '00s, '10s Flo Rida, unsurprisingly a native Floridian, is an MC who toured as a teenager with 2 Live Crew's Fresh Kid Ice and began popping up on high-profile mixtapes by 2006, most notably DJ Khaled's We the Best — on "Bitch I'm from Dade County," he appeared with the likes of Rick Ross, Trick Daddy, Trina, and Dre (of Cool & Dre). Signed to the Atlantic-distributed Poe Boy that year, he recorded Mail on Sunday, which was released in March of 2008. "Low," featuring T-Pain, was the album's lead single;...
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