Customer Reviews

Oochie Wally

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The beat, the word play, the rappers, everything is top notch. The video is also off the meter. You definitly want to cop this one.

This track might not be the most positive of records, but as far as hiphop goes this song is tame. The beat is ILL. The rhymes are decent. And to the person that was kinda offended, relax for a moment. This is obviously a sex song. A very sexy one at that. And it works. This a song for adults, it isnt the artist's fault that it may be accessable to younger kids. This song is for adults who enjoy sex, really good hot, raw sex that yes sometimes hurts. Besides, its an expression, ever heard the song "Hurts so good?"-John Cougar Mellencamp? I've had sex that was so good that hurt, have you?

It is pretty good the new album is coming out November 30.
Lyrics 9/10 Production 7/10 Total=8/10

We all know "Oochie Wally" is wack song so I won't bother talking about it. The problem is that no one is commenting on the excellent B-Side "Find Ya Wealth". Nas is at his best on this track (when he's rhyming over good beats). Well the production on "Find Ya Wealth" is brilliant. The lyrics and flow are stunning and this was my favorite track on the whole QB's Finest Compilation. I recommend you buy the album to get this song instead of the single. There are a few other gems on it. "Oochie Wally" is the obvious reason for this single only getting 3 stars from me. On the other hand, best believe that "Find Ya Wealth" is a top notch 5 star song from Nasir Jones.

"I really love it when he hurts me, hurts me": how can grown human beings put out this kind of dangerous drivel? Worse, it has that catchy nursery-rhyme type hook so of course all the kids are gonna be singing it, learning that sex is supposed to be painful for women, and that girls are basically receptacles for male genitalia. I'm saddened and disgusted that a record company whould release something as offensive as this, and even more saddened that it's a top 10 hit. Where are your minds, people? What do you think this is telling our children? What if, instead of rhymes about hurting women, it were about people of color? Would you notice then?

This CD was really awesome. Before I bought this CD, I heard the the hit single Oochie Wally. This song had a beat you can dance to in any style. I knew I had to buy the CD. Most of the songs had a good beat. Even though most songs have explicit content, I was able to forget the cursing because they were only words meaning nothing.