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50 Cent should have known Fat Joe is not a lyricist to be taken lightly, and the remainder of Joe's sixth record is continuous testament to that truth. Joe sets the bar high early with the sinister "Does Anybody Know," opening with a reference to Boogie Down Productions before unleashing a torrent of focused flow over a speedy hook. Joe continues at a fevered pitch, placing brilliant singles "Safe 2 Say (The Incredible)" and "So Much More" back to back near the beginning of ALL OR NOTHING, the former centered around a familiar, yet imaginatively used Public Enemy sample, the latter employing an invigorating Cool & Dre beat. The rest of the record maintains this high level as the MC merges his fun-loving, yet brutal style with impeccable production on one of his very sharpest releases.
On "Piggy Bank," 50 Cent rather pointlessly opened verbal fire at Fat Joe and his crew Terror Squad's summer 2004 hit "Lean Back." As one might expect, the veteran Bronx rapper retaliates on his 2005 release ALL OR NOTHING. Drawn into a public battle he never asked for, Fat Joe makes short work of the platinum-selling rapper, calling 50 out by name (his given name) on "My Fofo," dispatching him with swift venom and declaring the battle over.
Personnel: Fat Joe; Eminem, Jennifer Lopez, Lil Jon, Mase, Mashonda, Nelly, R. Kelly, Remy Martin.
Spin (p.104) - "A best-yet mix of the New York hardcore hip-hop that keeps this 50 Cent rival vital..." - Grade: B+ All Or Nothing Music | List Price | $11.94 (You save $2.85) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, Urban Soundtrack, Gangsta, East Coast Rap, Latin Rap | | Label | Atlantic | | Orig Year | 2005 | | All Time Sales Rank |  28537  | | CD Universe Part number | 6790332 | | Catalog number | 83749 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 14, 2005 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Streetrunner; Just Blaze; Cool & Dre; Swizz Beatz; DJ Khaled; Timbaland; Lil Jon | | Personnel | Fat Joe
Also: R. Kelly, Eminem, Lil' Jon, Mase, Jennifer Lopez, Nelly, Remy, Mashonda |
Fat Joe All Or Nothing Songs All Or Nothing Music Review Average Rating: (3.4 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Joe Crack Is Slacking!!!
This cd was a good one not one of his best but never the less good. It had a lot differents styles of songs which is rare with Fat Joe, not as hardcore as i expected, it was too comercial to me.
Submitted by joropeza (Elizabeth, NJ, USA) 
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OKAY
It's ok really the only problem I have is the generic sounding beats, I hear beats like this all the time nothing special just ... there u know? generic. I like that song where he rips fifty, sayin hes about 2 snitch inhis song HA! Wuts up with he did a remix with eminem?? eminem is the reason fifty is in the industry rite now and their down so why would he do a song with fat joe?? wuts that about.
Submitted by JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ (Flint, Michigan "recently announced the poorest ci)
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i've read couple of reviews below and there're comments like fat joe obsessed with sex or G-Unit is better than fat joe.
F*** dat.
if u're into hiphip culture, u should've know that fat joe is one of the most respected mcees.
why? coz he can get into underground as well as commercial stream and if u listen to his lyrics, the rymes are so sophiscated. On top of that, he's got his style improved a lot along these 10 years.
honestly, i like 50 and G-unit. they're good for quick club songs.
but as lyricist, fat joe is definately one of the best in hiphop community.
And this album is definately DA bomb.
If u see the producers (like storch, timbaland and cool&dre) and featuring, u know fat joe is DA street credibility.
And someone was like fat joe is obsessed with sex. u should prolly listen to "hold u down".
and all guys have to admit that we're more or less obsessed with sex. lol
Submitted by street disciple (Wallingford, CT, USA)
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Boriquas blazin it up
How you goin say this album ain't hot y'all craaazy!!! Fat Joe been doing it before 50 cent came on the sceene.Him and Big Pun are the greatist rappers in the game ever,and if you doubt me go back and check out thier albums.
Submitted by odelis_gen (Guayama, Puerto Rico)
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Fat joe iz hot, but he shouldve had a couple better songz.
Submitted by Young reef (s county cv PA)
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