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90T.I. is the whole package: gritty, smooth, smart, dangerous, introspective, and wise.
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T.I.'s Southern drawl bends pedestrian phrases into irresistible melodies hotter than the summer streets to come.
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From the thumping energy of the Just Blaze beats and fiery rap rhetorhic of "I'm Talkin' to You" to the smoothed soulful Khao Cates beats on the "miss you girl" narrative of "Hello," Atlanta's self-proclaimed king wears many different crowns and they all seem to fit him well.
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84T.I.'s confidence seems effortless and second-nature, his self-aggrandizement turning relentless and convincing.
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Though long at 18 tracks, King's still got plenty of heavyweight hits. [31 Mar 2006, p.64]
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83The disc is all over the map, moving from booming dance cuts to gangsta fare, but it satisfies with crunk-tacular gems like "What You Know."
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83[He] still knows how to make palpitating street anthems. [May 2006, p.91]
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Even on the tracks with mediocre melodies and concepts, T.I. plugs away at the beat and never loses control of King.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 24 out of 27
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Negative: 3 out of 27
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Ghettostyle10Album is nasty. Intro is sick.
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MusicLover8
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VeronicaL.10i think his album was good and i think T.I. is so fukin sexy