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That Bow Wow had dropped the diminutive "Lil" from his moniker was old news by the release of WANTED, his fourth album. WANTED was released shortly after the rapper's 18th birthday, but if there were any questions about the legitimacy of his maturity and worldliness, the song "Big Dreams" should put them to rest. The song's narrative about the ever-present pitfalls of life in the 'hood is brought to life by the searing authority in Bow Wow's voice.
Bow Wow makes the transition to adult MC with ease, which is surprising given that he spent much of his early career in the shadow of his mentor Snoop Dogg. Still, Bow Wow proves himself a skilled prodigy. Snoop, of course, makes his appearance on WANTED, trading rhymes with Bow Wow on "Caviar." J-Kwon, Ciara, and producer/rapper Jermaine Dupri also appear here, but the guests are mere background. Whether boastful, as on "B.O.W.," or rap-crooning sweetly, as on the singles "Let Me Hold You" and "Like You," Bow Wow is the center of attention. WANTED is a potent coming-of-age statement from this self-assured MC.
Recording information: Battery Studios, NY; Real Deal Studios, Fairburn, GA; SouthSide Studios, Atlanta, GA; the Record Plant, Hollywood, CA; The Tabernacle, Diamond Bar, CA.
Photographer: Christian Lantry.
Personnel: Bow Wow (rap vocals); Omarion, Ciara (vocals); J-Kwon, Jermaine Dupri, Snoop Dogg, T. Waters (rap vocals); Kitt Reuter Foss (mezzo soprano); Billy Odum (guitar); Bow Wow (programming); Wadler "Wattz" Gauthier, Johnta Austin (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Jermaine Dupri; John Frye; Phil Tan.
Wanted Music Review Average Rating: (4.1 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews luved it
this cd iz da best thang out right now n for da rest of he career n even afta he gone. i luved evry minute of it n if yall aint like it u KRAZY!!! dis is the BEST album from bdub yet n u kno he gone keep it comin.
Submitted by missez shad moss (kent, oh)
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really good
there are some really good songs which make up for the others that aren't anything special. none of it is terrible. you won't regret getting this album
Submitted by greg (new york city)
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I LIKED THIS ALBUM REAL TIGHT GO HEAD ON MAN BUT YOU NEED SOMEBODY LIKE ME
TO RAP WITH
Submitted by kamien carter (vicksburg,ms,usa)
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BOW WOW is doing big things dont hate on this dude i have all of his albums and i think this is his best the radios are blowing up let me hold you and like you everywhere u go they are playing both of those songs there are other songs on this album that are good but those 2 that should be enuff said right there
Submitted by lil c (Bloomington,MN,USA)
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I didn' find this album to be all that good. I liked "Let Me..", "Like You", "B.O.W", and "GO", but everything after that I was not feeling too much. It's not something I would play everyday but something I would play if I'm bored. I don't know why Bow Wow is trying to act hard cause he's 18 but who knows.
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