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Generally favorable reviews- based on 20 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 13 out of 20
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Mixed: 1 out of 20
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Negative: 6 out of 20
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FrancheskastotzDec 24, 2002This C.D is off da hook. I really love the way Ja wirtes his raps . He is soo sexy in all of his vidios my favorite is I Cry feat. lilmo One day ill meet Ja no matter how E-SIDE FO SHO MURDER INC
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PukPukJun 2, 2004Ja rule sucks ass. Ja rule is a wanna be Big Daddy Kane.
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SomeGuyJul 12, 2004wak as fuk... ja rule is a big pussy
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ShaunS.Apr 30, 2002This Album Is Phat And That Is all You Need To Know!!1
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goatmanMar 19, 2005ugly
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LovM.Jan 15, 2002JaRule is not only sounding good but hes looking good to! What else can u ask for? This time around his c.d. has alot more love songs but w/o the mushy beat. All his songs are poppin and the beat is off the hook. Plus his remixes w/ J.Lo and him featuring girls on his songs makes it alot phatter.
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billbDec 21, 2001this album was weak. Venni Vitti Vicci was the best album i've ever heard, but his albums keep on getting worse and worse.
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LisaC.Dec 27, 2001Ja Rule's got the sexiest voice ever.
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ShadyInc.Dec 26, 2003Too bad scores don't go into the negatives. Ja Rule is a faggot and he sucks ass. Tell this cookie monster to go to hell, his music sucks, and he aint pac.
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Feb 4, 2012His lyrics were "Aight" but he needs to stop trying to be 2pac. He cant imitate a legend. Hopefully Pain is love 2 is good cuz ive been waiting for a awhile
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May 8, 2023Ja Rule is very underrated and Pain Is Love is one of the great albums of 2001.
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Dec 25, 2020The breakout album well at least until i started listening and paying attention. it had the hits like "livin it up" and "Im Real ( Murder remix)" he was on top of the world until that fateful diss track he released...oh what could of been.
Awards & Rankings
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Ja Rule's only real gift is for crafting undeniable pop hooks. That talent is underrated, but it still does little to cover up the rapper's derivative lyrics and crassly recycled 2Pacisms.
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Ja Rule seems to be more interested in movin' on up (to the pop side) than keeping grounded on the gangsta grid.
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The only problem is that Ja's ear for a hit has begun to make his straight street-level efforts less enticing.