Naked Truth

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When Kim's worked up, as on the "Welcome to Jamrock"-flipping first single "Lighters Up", she sounds unstoppable.

All Good” is definitely not, and even a Biggie sample can’t save the repetitive beat or corny lines like “I touch more green than Tiger’s putter. Whether she sampled other artist's flow she still did The critics who reviewed this album and didn't care for it must be idiots.

Even if it was a failure on sales, "The Naked Truth" shows ripening on the rapper's rhymes - even though she don't need. The album received generally positive reviews and was given a score of 66 out of 100 by Metacritic, [4] with 5 star ratings from The Source (in which she became the first and only female rapper to ever receive 5 mics), Vibe Magazine, and The Village Voice, and less than favorable reviews from The New York Times and AllMusic. The song was promoted in the music video for "Whoa" with Kim rapping the first verse and chorus near the end.

Shyne, From Bad Boy to Bar Mitzvahs - Shyne's transformation from gangsta rapper to convict to Orthodox Jew living in Israel would certainly make for a good read. This book will finally reveal where the "Flava in Ya Ear" rapper's been all these years, and how he fell off the map. She was sentenced to a year and a day in jail on July 7th and started serving her term last Tuesday, one week before the release of “The Naked Truth. But Nas isn’t the only hip-hop luminary who’s long overdue for an autobio—rap is full of folks who’ve lived crazy lives, seen crazy things and witnessed history and gossip from the trenches.

Her new album titled Naked Truth is slated to hit the streets on September 13th via Queen Bee/Atlantic Records. Ja Rule, Life After Fif - A first-person account of Ja's fall from fortune and fame after his legendary beef with 50 Cent, this memoir would take a revealing look at his post-Fif daily life: picking up the kids from school, reminscing with Irv, not paying taxes, etc. They only seem to be important because they’re under so much scrutiny, and as soon as the cameras aren’t looking they feel less than human. This album will follow up her 2003 release La Bella Mafia and hopefully will give Kim the visibility she needs by the public eye right before she lands in a jail cell.