Comments on: Curren$y’s Seven Other “Debut” Albums Pre-Stoned Immaculate

By: Currency

Currency — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 18:56:41 +0000

Hey! I aint got no vagina monologues boi!

By: Juicy J

Juicy J — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 18:54:49 +0000

vagina monologues

By: Wheel Chair Jimmy

Wheel Chair Jimmy — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 17:58:40 +0000

I get that reviews are merely someone’s opinion, but xxl reviews vary so drastically. Diggy gets an xl, while games red album gets an L? Really? I’m barely a game fan, the last album i checked for was documentary. red was definitely a return to form, and xxl’s gonna tell me they felt diggy’s set was better? I did try and listen 2 it but it was pop garbage, not even pop like b.o.b. more pop like mindless behaviour (hard, if you’re a 9 yr old girl) End of the day though reviews aren’t usually an issue regardless of what u write, games fans will buy games album. But here with currensy genuinely feel u did him wrong, regardless of what he’s put out this is a big look for him and he kinda needed that support. I honestly don’t get how u can say it’s anything less than xl. Just started listening to him a weeks ago but I feel this up there with his best. Don’t get it twisted, I’m not saying you should lie in your review just because he’s (sort of) on the come up. I’m saying tell me what stops it from getting an xl, because the answer can’t be it doesn’t sound enough like his other albums. Really i feel that xxl should have maybe one reviewer (with a lot of time) so the reviews can be more coherent. Some reviews are negative because said album’s the same as the last, some reviews don’t like that they switched up at all. or maybe you could get user reviews and pick the best ones? anyway I’m not some butthurt, hater I’m on this site every day and do enjoy the content, just get annoyed by the wonky reviews.

By: SHARK

SHARK — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 17:19:21 +0000

Curren$y was in one of the original freshman classes. There’s a difference between being a fan and a d*ckrider. I’m a huge fan and have met him, and smoked with the Jets – I’ll still be the first to say that his material varies wildly in quality and his constant juming from label to label, and tendency to announce huge collaboration tapes that continually get tabled is frustrating. They’re just pointing out the man has had an interesting rollercoaster of a career. They were also one of the first to cosign. It’s journalism, if you want to see a buncha Curren$y yes-men… read his Retweets.

By: jaeki

jaeki — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 17:04:32 +0000

Nobody’s hating on Spitta. If you read the intro (and the slides), we praise his releases. The album receiving a certain rating is entitled to the writer’s opinion. If you disagree with it, then write your own review.

By: jaeki

jaeki — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 17:01:03 +0000

Wow, didn’t know DD172 and JLR have distribution powers. So Def Jam’s not a major label? And Weekend at Burnie’s was actually released via Warner Bros./JLR. The Amalgam Digital releases were later released as physical copies (it’s mentioned in the slides), Pimpnastyfunk.

By: pimpnastyfunk.

pimpnastyfunk. — Tue, 05 Jun 2012 16:54:12 +0000

I’m convinced you guys are either retarded or have really shitty research skills. The Stoned Immaculate is his major label debut because it is his first album actually released on Warner, not because of the high profile features. Weekend at Burnies was released on his imprint, JLR. The Pilot Talk series was his first physical retail project which was released on the independent label DD172, and his first two albums on amalgam are only digital releases.

By: W

Tue, 05 Jun 2012 15:04:14 +0000

What the F? Why are u guys so mad at Spitta? Is it bcs your The Stoned Immaculate review was so shitty that you have 4 pages of people disagreeing with you? Grown the F up and hire some decent writers instead of wasting our time with useless articles like this. This is probably the only magazine that gave Currensy such a low rating and the funniest thing is that u are give XL’s to rappers like David Banner, Meek Mill, Ace Hood and even Mac fuckin Miller with his corny pre-teen raps.