Foxworthy’s sophomore album is my favorite release from him.  You Might Be a Redneck If… is a classic too, but he perfected his every-man persona that he introduced on his debut with Games.  His best material is not his straight-forward jok…

When gangsta rap is mentioned, this is one of the first albums that comes to mind and rightfully so.  My favorite thing about it is that it is a well-rounded gangsta rap album.  Lots of them are strictly graphic and profane depictions of viol…

Young Buck overcame the sophomore jinx better than his boss with Buck the World.  On the production end of things, it has a bit more of a southern sound than his debut.  And, lyric wise, while there is certainly plenty of aggressive cont…

“Lose Yourself” is a history-making song and one of the most popular records of its time.  The title track is actually one of my favorite Eminem songs and I think 50′s “Places to Go” should have been his introductory single instead of “Wanksta”.&n…

“Street’s disciple, my raps are trifle/I shoot slugs from my brain just like a rifle/Stampede the stage, I leave the microphone split/Play Mr. Tuffy while I’m on some Pretty Tone shit/Verbal assassin, my architect pleases/When I was twelve, I went to h…