Customer Reviews

No Mercy No Fear

5 star:		(14)
4 star:		(5)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

yo forget wat u said get out of my way
shut ya mouth i dont care wat u gotta say
if u jus gonna hate and u never heard tha tracks
go back 2 where ever and keep grabbin ya ball sacks
man u cant even rhyme usin tha same words twice
man 50 cents a better mc than u on da mic
young buck wood tear u up wit ya wack ass rhymes
u crazy dogg u been sniffin dem white lines?
now sum of the words u here might to you sound new
casue if u havnt noticed, u rote a kidz review
so rock-a-by baby, ur ass is crazy
tryin 2 sound cool tryin 2 rap like jay-z
half tha stuff u say is stuff dat nurdz say
man shut up n work on ya word play
u actin all kool tryin 2 diss young buck
man yayo can beat u n his rhymes suck
u aint nuttin but a hata bab-ae
everythin u spit jus sounds laz-ae
no mercy,no fear
man u da queer, if u dont liek NY homie check ya ears
i aint nvr hurd tha album but lemme tip u off
i gave this album 5 stars jus 2 piss u off
b4 u start hatin on g-unit best check yaself
casue wen ya diss them ya diss yaself

listen im tired off ppl jus gettin on these things hatin on the g-unit guys b/c there in games lil colt. well man up ppl u dont gotta pick a side, listen 2 both, they all good rappers. this kid is actin all kool sayin look at me im better than g-unit, man shut up. if ur wit me jus say my review helped ya.

It's not what I expected, but it's still good. The lyrics are some of the best and the beats are awesome. There are only a few really good hooks but lyrical content more than makes up for them. 50-cent ain't no 2Pac, but who is. If you only like tracks like "In Da Club" and "Wanksta" then you'll probably hate this. But if you like real rap, the stuff you'll never hear on the radio then get this album.

50, Lloyd Banks & Tony Ya Yo deliver a short but good mixtape with a few quality songs (most of them are freestyles) and a bunch of quality freestyles. Most of these I've heard before but they're good. Worth gettin a copy.

#2 - 8
#3 - 7.5 (f/ Scarlett O' Harlem)
#4 - 8.5
#5 - 10 (classic freestyle that Banks rips apart)
#6 - 9.5 (Ya Yo delivers on this one)
#7 - 6.5
#8 - 9.5
#9 - 8
#11 - 8
#12 - 8
#13 - 8.5
#14 - 8.5
#16 - 8.5
#17 - 9 (f/ Skip, UTP, & Young Buck (b4 he was a g-unit member))
#18 - 8.5 (got WAY overplayed but this was before that)

50 ---- Curtis Jackson -- b. 7/6/76 -- Jamaica Queens, NY
Banks ---- C. Lloyd -- b. 1982 --- Jamaica, Queens, NY
Ya Yo ---- M. Bernard -- New York, NY


GGGGGGG - G-Unit

This cd is absolutely great I love it the "green lantern" freestyle of 50 cent over the track till I collapse by eminem is great although you feel let down coz it is so great an then it suddenly ends you just want it to continue. "Elementry" another great one, "Banks Victory" one big great freestyle by Banks and 50 cent over an old Biggie tune good enough to be a proper song. Soldier g-unit remix is great aswell. "PT2. & Bump Heads" one of my favs on this fantastic! "G-Unit/UTP" another great track on this album there are mnay other on this which are great but I felt I would keep it short as possible so you can just buy this rather than reading this review the cd also includes a little sorta jazzed up track of "wanksta" which everyone knows by now

This is the best cd i have eva listern to if you get it a bargin you ar e very lucky buy it

This is classic G-Unit material.Only true fans would like this stuff.Get Rich Or Die Tryin and Beg For Mercy are better,of course.But then again,they had much better production.Only one song is bad:Fat B!tch.Other than that,all the songs (excluding the skits)are good,great,or ok.All the songs are not on original beats,but by beats from other artists,such as Eminem & P. Diddy.
1.MTV Intro-just an intro
2.Green Lantern-4/5
3.Elementary-4/5
4.Fat B!tch-1/5
5.Banks Victory-5/5
6.Back Seat-4/5

7.After My Chedda-3/5
8.Soldier-4/5
9.E.M.S.-4/5
10.G-Unit-just a skit
11.Say What U Want-3/5
12.Clue Sh!t-3/5
13.Funk Flex-3/5
14.Whoo Kid-3/5
15.Scarlet-another skit
16.Bump Heads-3/5
17.G-Unit/U.T.P.-3.5
18.Wanksta-from get rich or die tryin and 8 mile soundtrack. 5/5
19.Star & Buck Outro-outro

This album is for the true 50 CENT & G-UNIT FANS.This album is
bluid like a Mixtape they are Freestyles on others artist Beats
50 CENT,Llyod Banks,Tony Yayo(G-UNIT).Overall a Hot ALBUM

50 cent as his best in this album. g-unit is even tighter than ever. if they could keep the rest of their stuff like their underground stuff, then they would sell like hell!

Gangsta Beats! G-Unit aka Gorilla Unit is hot! Banks, YaYo, and 50 at their best. Listen for the neverending flow of Loyd Banks & Tony Yayo! They definetly hold 50 down with some added Flava to the team! "Pump Dat"!

In my opinion this is the style that 50 should have kept on his debut "Guess Who's Back". In that I mean he should have kept with the freestyle type of song. This albumn is one of my favorite underground albumns of all time if not the best. Not one song on the albumn I have to skip over minus the interludes and skits. 50 is one of the hottest up and coming artists and he is going to have a very successful career. Stand out songs on this albumn are Soldier (Remix), Green Lantern, Banks Victory, Whoo Kid, Funk Flex, Part 2 & Bump Heads and a track that is on his debut Guess Who's Back, "Wanksta". However the whole albumn is tight. I can't wait to see what 50 and G-unit comes out with next. G-UNIT!!