Customer Reviews

Beginning of the End

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

Standout tracks: NOLIA CLAP(original and remix), WHATS UP(original and remix), DONT START, WHO THE F**k IS THIS, JUVIE WACKO AND SKIP, SOULJA, WAR S***, AT U BITCHES, THE BEST YEARS and RIDE TONIGHT. Filler: Whats your brains like is a wack sex record with a nice beat and on Thats all I know Juvenile basically used the same verse from Money on the Couch(on the SOULJA RAGS album)to complete the song. Bottom line: Wacko and Skip are the main reasons why this album stands out. Their flows are crezy plus they outrap Juvenile on every other track! No disrespect to Juve but he hasnt been the same since he dropped that sleeper album Project English.

If anybody doubted Juvenile's UTP crew wouldn't make it, they were dead wrong. Juve pretty much laced the hit "Nolia Clap" w/ Wacko and Skip WHILE "In My Life" and "Slow Motion" w/ Soulja Slim were still getting' the Cash Money spins. "The Beginning of the End" has plenty of firepower to give to Juvenile fans, as "Solja", "What's Up", and "Who The F**k is This" all give the fans somethin' cool to bump to, which all were produced by Slice T. And if you think Wacko and Skip slack on the mic, you're wrong again, as they complement Juvenile through this album. They all have great chemistry together, as seen on the 2pac-sampled "War Sh*t", which I think the albums best track is. One of the underrated songs on this album would probably be "Juvenile,Wacko,Skip(3 Bad Brothers)", it has a Run-DMC sample and all three lace 80's style rhymes to complement the song. Overall, Juve, Wacko, and Skip gave the fans a nice album, and it only makes you anticipate the next one from them.

This is a pretty hot album. I wasn't expectin too much from this album but there are some serious tracks on here. I wouldn't go as far as giving it a 5 star because not every track is bangin but I Suggest you listen to "what's Up" that track is hot. also the maon track from this album "Nolia Clap" is hot. The Remix's are just as good as well
1

This album is has lyrics that will get you moving. You will enjoy the beats in your car as well as the club. Your money will not be a waste. These boys are on fire and Juvenile along with Rap-A-Lot Records are going to emerge to the top.

First four tracks are A+ Phenomenal. Nolia Clap, Don't Start, What's Up, Who the F**k is this are all career launching.

There is a couple of standout songs on this one but the other songs is Naah ok but the ones that are good are good.
Lyrics 6.5/10 Beats 7.5/10

I love this album, I from Jersey, born and raised, so coming across new music is refreshing to me! All the song's was great, funny at times. What's your Brain Like, is one of those freaky songs that have you thinking! And Nolia Clap just proves that we all can get along in hip-hop! No Beefs! Yeah, we hear that Nolia Clap. Wacko is holding his on on the album as well as Skip, they are doing they thing.

This album is worth buying!

Juve..has always been the best that cash money has and ever will have...cash money is wack and they get more radio play now...the wacker they get the more they get played..i dont get it..but anyway this cd is off the chain and if you a fan of juve and you will wanna get this without a doubt

UPT came back something serious on this one, seems to me Juve got his flow back and is going to take this UPT thing to the top. Even brought back some of New Orleans old bounce crew PNC featuring on some tracks.. This is something to make that Nolia Clap..

To the reviewer who gave this album a one and said he guess people like garbage. That would have been true if pac was alive but, it is a new era unfortuanately, and the south is running the show so, get wit the program for now. Be on the look out for aliasmainman.com coming soon (perfection takes time). Anyway, I think the album is very good from the newcomers and juve is definitely a better rapper then I thought he was initially, (I thought he was total garbage). If you like nolia clap then you wont have a problem with this album.