Album Rating: 2.5

I'm not a big fan of Round of Applause, but I love that no matter where you are people will clap when they hear "shawty make that ass clap"

beat is so good

take that, rewind it back, ur-sher got the voice that make your booty go *clap*

"I don't think Waka Flocka Flame's ever going to top Flockaveli just because that album was so revolutionary and game-changing"

I'm sorry, but I really can't tell if you're joking or not.

Album Rating: 3.0

@Buzz: whether or not you like the album, it's one of the most most pivotal rap releases in recent
years, to the point where you can tell whether or not records 2010-up are post-Flockaveli.

"i feel like youre a butthurt fanboy."
the neckbearded sleuth caught me!

"@Buzz: whether or not you like the album, it's one of the most most pivotal rap releases in recent
years, to the point where you can tell whether or not records 2010-up are post-Flockaveli."

Does this apply to the rapping, production or both?

Album Rating: 3.0

both. in terms of rapping it brought back the importance of charisma and mic presence in the game, which it was lacking for a long time. And in terms of production, it not only changed trap/southern beats (with its stripped-down but aggressive style, and the ridiculously fast snare rolls), but virtually changed the style of all rap beats.

the only bad thing about Flockaveli's influence is that while it did a huge amount of good for changing up the game, it also spawned thousands of Waka Flocka/Lex Luger soundalikes and the sound is really starting to saturate.

Album Rating: 3.0

this lecture on the importance of Waka Flocka Flame brought to you by Gabriel

Sorry but I don't really buy that. :|

waka is the most revolutionary nigga in the game since pete rock are you retarded

While “Flockaveli” was littered with appearances from lesser-known Bricksquad members and the occasional star (Pastor Troy, Wale). Times, however, have changed.

Album Rating: 2.5

Thanks for pointing that out dude, will edit when not on my phone. And thanks to Gabe for articulating why Flockaveli isn't worth hating.

ROOSTER IN MY RARI
ROOSTER IN MY RARI
ROOSTER IN MY RARI
ROOSTER IN MY RARI

WAKA FLOCKA WAKA FLOCKA WAKA FLOCKA WAKA FLOCKA WAKA FLOCKA

BRICK SQUUUAAADDD!!!

triple fail life

Digging: Faith No More - The Real Thing

bump

ROOSTER IN MY RARI

both. in terms of rapping it brought back the importance of charisma and mic presence in the game, which it was lacking for a long time. And in terms of production, it not only changed trap/southern beats (with its stripped-down but aggressive style, and the ridiculously fast snare rolls), but virtually changed the style of all rap beats.

the only bad thing about Flockaveli's influence is that while it did a huge amount of good for changing up the game, it also spawned thousands of Waka Flocka/Lex Luger soundalikes and the sound is really starting to saturate.

hes not on immortal techniques intelligence scale agreed

what i have heard from this guy is too bad for me to give this a chance to rate it... someone please
review some good new hip-hop...