Search - Smilez & Southstar :: Crash the Party

(Bad)

Teeter | Houston, TX | 02/12/2003

(2 out of 5 stars)

"There are a couple of songs that are decent, and one really good song (Tell Me). The album is fairly (bad) though as a whole. The beats are not anything special, and the lyrics are seriously lacking in depth, meaning, and effect. This is just, pretty much, wanna-be gangster rap ... I would say download the one song and forget about these Orlando guys because you will never hear from them again."

Smilez and Southstar....are these guys cholos or something?

Niggarachi | USA | 09/01/2002

(2 out of 5 stars)

"Listen to these dudes names (LOL)! Can somebody tell me where in the blue hell these guys came from? This album was pretty wack, and their hit-single, "Who Wants This?" isn't very impressive either. The production was sub-par and the quality of their lyrical flow-tations isn't very good either. These guys constantly rhyme throughout their record 'Crash the Party' about how good they can flow, yet, ANYBODY can rhyme when they write it down on a piece of paper. I'd LOVE to see these guys try and spit poetry on an open mic and really see how much fire they got in their artillery. Until then, I can think nothing more of them other than them being just another pointless duo who can do nothing spectacular for hip-hop. As far as the album goes, the only joint I can recommend is "Lets Get Naked," but even that cut is barely decent. Expect Smilez and Southstar to disappear from the scene very soon."

Much To Live Up To

J-Eazie | Welch, WV | 09/01/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The new Smilez and Southstar hit is one of the best I have heard in a long time. The only reason that I did not give it five stars is because I feel that very few players in the game have reached their peak of perfection. Crash The Party was fresh and I think it will make many southern rappers kick up their game one more notch. I, myself, have been working on a cd for many months now and I think just because of this cd that I will tweak a few beats and a few verses to keep up. Smilez and Southstar will have much to live up to on their next cd."