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Juvenile rose from the New Orleans projects' "bounce" dance scene and turned into one of Cash Money Records' most popular artists on the strength of his 1998 album 400 DEGREEZ and its wildly popular hit single "Back That Azz Up." And while JUVE ... Full DescriptionTHE GREAT may not quite rise to the heights of that album and its multi-faceted depictions of New Orleans gangsta life, tracks such as "Down South Posted" and "Bounce Back" will keep fans of the rapper and of the Dirty South well satisfied. Still, irrefutable proof that Juvenile is no run-of-the-mill Cash Money soldier lies in "Numb Numb," his finely-honed expose of coke dealing New Orleans-style, which manages to be hypnotic, revealing, sympathetic and chilling, all in the space of five minutes.
Recorded at Ocean Way, UTP, Nashville, Tennessee; Circle House, Studio Center, Miami, Florida.
Personnel: Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, Brian "Birdman" Willams, Wacko, Skip, Soulja Slim (rap vocals).
Producers include: Ad Future, Mannie Fresh, Griz, Slice T, Sha Money.
Rolling Stone (2/5/04, p.59) - 3 stars out of 5 - "[H]is quick-tongued drawl is still in fine form." Hide Description Juvenile Juve The Great Songs Juve The Great Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews JUVE THE GREAT AKA REAL KING OF THE SOUTH!
OOO DAM, I'M TELLIN' U THE TRUTH I HAVEN'T LISTENED 2 ANY NEW JUVENILE SINCE THE LATE NINETIES! SINCE HE WAS DOIN' 400 DEGREEZ AND THA G CODE, I JUST HEARD HE FELL OFF AND BELIEVED IT CUZ SEEMS LIKE EVERYONE ELSE WHO USED 2 B COOL HAS SOLD OUT N' FELL OFF 2. BUT I RECENTLY HEARD HIS NEW ALBUM REALITY CHECKAND LOVE IT SO I DECIDE 2 CATCH UP ON WUT I MISSED AND DAAAAMN I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS JUVE NEVER FELL OFF! THIS IS HOT SON! I'M SORRY I EVER DOUBTED JUVENILE, DOIN' HIS THING, BEST RAPPER IN THE SOUTH NO DOUBT IN MY MIND HE EATS LIL' TI AND THOSE CATS UP 4 BREAKFAST HE KEEPS IT REAL SON. JUVE THE GREAT.
Submitted by JJJJJJJJJJJJ (FLINT, MICHIGAN)
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 Juvenile new album is the best rap album ever!
juvenile i am so happy that you came
back to cash money records and you did
your thing on your new album. keep up
the good work and may god bless you
always!
Submitted by Jermaine_1974 (Vacherie,Louisiana) 
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FIVE STARS.
I GIVE IT FIVE STARS. AND 2 THUMBS UP. AND NO NOT 2 THUMBS UP YA AS* EITHER. HAHE
Submitted by wally eubanks (C H I C A G O)
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juve just keeps gettin better and better , this is better than 400degreez.
Submitted by whoever (wherever, usa)
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hay juvenille wats up i just wanna let chu know dat your cd was the best one u ever made so far i love you ur my idle i hope i get ta meet u in life sometime!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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In the year leading up to the release of his third disc, CHICKEN & BEER, Ludacris' distinguished drawl could be heard all over the radio on commanding guest appearance after guest appearance, most notably on Missy Elliott's smash "Gossip Folks." Not that he needed any more airplay--his first two major releases already had the Georgian rapper well established as one of the most accomplished Dirty South crossover acts.
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Queens rapper 50 Cent ascended to the pinnacle of the hip-hop world in 2003, and the latter part of the year saw his crew, G-Unit, drop by with their own ubiquitous single "Stunt 101" and debut record, BEG FOR MERCY. Far from an entourage cashing in on one member's immediate success, the success of both 50 Cent and G-Unit is more of a chicken-and-egg situation. Since 1999, G-Unit's mixtape moments have been among the most sought after on the streets, helping to pump up 50 Cent's status until he exploded onto the mainstream.
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In what he claims to be his final release as a musical performer, Jay-Z drops THE BLACK ALBUM, a sprawling, ambitious effort that rivals the best work of the rapper's already legendary career. Working with a who's who of hip-hop's most high-profile producers, the outrageously talented MC adjusts his flow and subject matter to the wildly varied tracks, proving once again just how gifted he is as a wordsmith.
From the epic "What More Can I Say" (a collaboration with the Buchannans) to the brutally honest, Eminem-produced "Moment of Clarity," THE BLACK ALBUM bleeds with inspiration. Other highlights include the fuel-injected "Dirt Off Your Shoulder" (featuring Timbaland behind the board), the club-ready "Change Clothes" (which sports the Neptunes' trademark beats), and the old-school stomp of "99 Problems" (with pioneering hip-hop producer Rick Rubin). It makes one wonder how an artist at the peak of his craft could willingly put the microphone down. Hopefully, time out of the spotlight will remind Shawn Carter why he became successful in the first place, and find him back in the studio.
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