The pairing of Rich Boy and Polow seemed so right that we were initially skeptical of him working with anyone else, except maybe ATLiens-era Organized Noize. Lately, he’s been working with Supa Villain, who has been a consistent, if unremarkable, foil for Rich Boy’s ridiculous voice. On these three tracks he comes into his own a little more. “Prosecuted” approaches the perpetually ominous swamp funk that Organized Noize made their signature, without quite capturing it. But we wouldn’t expect him to anyway—that’s a tall order. Really, we’re just happy that Rich Boy keeps releasing music, even if it only comes in the form of poorly publicized mixtapes every few months. (via Nah Right)
Download: Rich Boy, “Prosecuted”
Download: Rich Boy, “Balla Bash”
Download: Rich Boy, “No More”
is that nelly furtuna?
cmon man, supa villain isn’t unremarkable. He has probably ten to a dozen 5 star beats to his name, which should be enough to earn some respect as an up-and-comer
like this for example
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5YzRENE5g8
totally remarkable
yeah honestly fader if yr not gonna do yr homework about rap, don’t report on it. supa villain’s as instrumental to developing the sound rich boy’s been mining as rich boy himself, and they’ve been collaborating basically since Bigger Than the Mayor.
supa villain > polow, right now
fader, pay me or slay me
I’d actually disagree. While he’s been a part of Rich Boy’s career for awhile now, I think they have yet to really gel the way way he did with Polow—which was the only point I was trying to make.
fair enough. i was mostly pointing out that using the word “lately” doesn’t make sense unless that means “since 2007″. however “haters wish” is a track i’d definitely put on par with something like “throw some Ds” or “drop”
balla bash poundssssssssssss