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Entertainment WeeklyG-Unit's strongest LP in recent memory. [30 Mar 2007, p.75]
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[A] well-built and surprisingly diverse album.
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Even when he's rapping to or about the ladies, Buck hits hard on this potent work.
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[A] fun, rambunctious, guilty pleasure of an album.
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SpinDespite fairly rote lyrics, Buck's ferocious flow can turn even the most cliched hood yarn into a fire-and-brimstone sermon. [Apr 2007, p.97]
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UrbUnfortunately, it's the production that doesn't meet the previous standard set. [Apr 2007, p.101]
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VibeAn album that, while imperfect, is nonetheless the best G-Unit release since his own platinum-selling 2004 debut. [May 2007, p.118]
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Buck spits grimy, chest-thumping boasts with ear-grabbing command.
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Like his first record Straight Outta Cashville, Buck the World is a solid-to-great Southern rap genre exercise, graced with immaculate production and boasting an all-star supporting cast.
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Buck the World doesn't quite match his 2004 debut.
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The problem with Buck the World is that it's largely inconsistent. There are 15 producers over 17 tracks. Sometimes it clicks, but other times it feels forced.
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The New York TimesYoung Buck’s brusque appeal has its limits: his phrasing isn’t very inventive and his lyrics aren’t very stylish, and on this album he spends way too much time simply trudging through 16-bar verses. [26 Mar 2007]
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BlenderHis once-believable menace comes off as forced caricature. [May 2007, p.109]
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The bigger problem, though, is Young Buck's yawn-inducing rhyme flow, which, paired with relentlessly slow, chugging beats, creates pure aural Sominex.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 20 out of 23
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Mixed: 1 out of 23
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Negative: 2 out of 23
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Feb 6, 2012
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wilD.r.e.yApr 18, 2007I think buck the world is one of the best album outter now , its really strong , and better then Banks album cuz Banks seems like to fall off now.
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JohnJApr 11, 2007Great solid bangin album. "lose my mind" is probably the best track in my own opinion.