Customer Reviews

Holy Hip Hop: Taking Gospel to the Streets 5

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

 

 

For this CD the record company had the internet community vote on their favorite songs out of 40 something different songs that they were considering; based on the vote results, they narrowed down the choices and voted a total of 3 rounds of voting until they came up with everyone's favorite songs.

These songs are creative and all have a different sound to it (different artists), so it's a nice variety. And most of the songs have really tight lyrics.

I am sad to see so many bad reviews for this CD. It is my favorite one of the volumes, although volume 3 is my second favorite. I myself was disappointed in volume 6! My favorite songs on this album are numbers 1,3, and 9! Number 1 is the best one on the entire CD though... it made the CD what it is! lol... I would recommend it, but seeing that some people don't like it, if you don't like it, you can always sell it!

The Holy Hip Hop compilation series continues with Volume 5. Compiling songs has been no easy task for the masterminds in charge of the CD.

Few standouts are "Make Em' Lean" by Lil Prophet, "Battlezone" by Rapid Fire Ministries and Flud Cavion, the bumpin' "Throw Em' Off" by JayMay, Tawana's "God" and Minister RMB's "When the Storm Comes". Lil La La's song, the CD's hidden bonus track and Andre Williams's voice narration helps to round it out.

Not to knock or judge, but like the previous reviewer said, I hope that they will do a better job with Volume 6.

Sorry guys, just not feelin this one. I was rather disappointed with the entire CD, only pulled a couple songs off of this one and that was a stretch.

Overall rating 2 out of 10. I hope they make a come back with a kickin Vol #6.

This Gospel Rap CD was a gift for a teen. He enjoyed the upbeat Christian Rap music.

I have listened to a lot of gospel hip-hop and that is all I really get into right now. This was completely garbage. I don't know where they found these artists at but don't be confused, these are not the popular artists of the gospel hip-hop world. Don't let this thing deter you. See some Trip Lee or Lucrea if you want some real music. Betta yet, get the T.R.U.T.H.