11-06-2012, 11:11
online listen
only 11 tracks with featured artists
guess he couldn't do it on his own
not my thing but it may be yours
1.0 from me and a converted 2.2 from ther pros at allmusic
from the album - Round Of Applause
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5Z3KUOrhS0
released June 12th, 2012
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Bio - from allmusic
Waka Flocka, also known as Waka Flocka Flame, is a Southern rapper associated with Gucci Mane and his So Icey
Entertainment enterprise. Born Juaquin Malphurs on May 31, 1986, in Jamaica, Queens, New York, he moved to
Riverdale, Georgia, at age nine and later based himself in Atlanta, Georgia, where he launched his rap career. He
cites influences that include Eazy-E and Lil Jon in addition to Gucci Mane. He was taken under Gucci Mane's wing,
and was added to his Brick Squad collective, which also includes OJ Da Juiceman, Frenchie, and Wooh da Kid. Waka
Flocka made his solo mixtape debut in 2009 with Shoot Me or Salute Me, the first of numerous mixtape releases that
year. Also in 2009 he scored his first commercial hit with "O Let's Do It" and was featured on the song "Bingo" on
Gucci Mane's hit album The State vs. Radric Davis. His debut solo effort, Flockaveli, arrived on the Asylum label in
2010 and debuted at number six on the U.S. Billboard 200. A year later the "Round of Applause" single with Drake
would preview the rapper's sophomore effort, but when his friend and posse member Slim Dunkin was tragically killed,
Waka spent months grieving and away from the studio. As such, Triple F Life: Friends, Fans and Family didn't land
until 2012. Guest appearances included Nicki Minaj, Tyler, the Creator, and B.o.B, while production came from the
likes of Lex Luger and Southside, along with Troy Taylor, who handled the beats on the album's second single, "I
Don't Really Care."
Album Review - from allmusic
Like his Brick Squad brother Gucci Mane, Atlanta rapper Waka Flocka Flame is good with the shouted hook and the
drug-induced stumble, plus he's funny, able to drop witty punch lines and cool quips all the way through to verse
number three while retaining his tattooed buffoon stance that projects "I couldn't care less, homie." His sophomore
effort, Triple F Life, threatens to confuse the issue with its subtitle dedication to "Friends, Fans & Family," but
there's way too much strip-club music here to consider this a heartwarming concept album, so spend a solemn moment
with the RIP dedication to Slim Dunkin -- Waka's friend and cohort who was murdered in late 2011 -- and then get
ready for the expected slam session. Coming after the convincing street track "Let Dem Guns Blam," a booming
Southside production with guest Meek Mill, the woozy, Lex Luger-helmed diamond "Round of Applause" offers glorious
highlight number one, spitting "Pimpin' like I'm Dolemite, hos jump in my Caddy/Smoke like I got cataracts, in the
strip club throwin' up them stacks" before borrowing a bit of YC's "Racks" because that street hit is so darn good.
This "why not?" attitude is the charm behind banger number two, "I Don't Really Care," which goes for the simple
hook and lyrics that could have come from the Lonely Island crew ("Throwin' money in the air like I don't really
care, yeah/Standin' on a chair like I don't really care"). Complaining about redundancy and frivolity seems like
sour grapes once "Get Low" comes around with its million dollar guest list (Nicki Minaj, Tyga, and Flo Rida) plus
vibrant attitude, and as the latter half of the album goes back to his roots with forceful, Southern-fried tracks
(check the block party rocker "Candy Paint & Gold Teeth" with Ludacris and Bun B, or Plies and Waka doin' their own
"The Ski Mask Way" on "Lurkin"), the layout becomes admirable, managing its endless supply of party rap in a
surprisingly sensible manner. There's the bad feeling that all this Xanax chewing and gun throwing might be bad for
the health and/or soul, but Triple F Life moves fast and rocks hard, making it hard to dwell on its shortcomings.
Track Listing
1. Triple F Intro Feat. Wooh Da Kid
2. Let Dem Guns Blam Feat. Meek Mill
3. Round of Applause Feat. Drake
4. I Don't Really Care Feat. Trey Songz
5. Rooster in My Rari
6. Get Low Feat. Nicki Minaj, Tyga & Flo Rida
7. Fist Pump Feat. B.o.B.
8. Candy Paint & Gold Teeth Feat. Ludacris and Bun B
9. Cash Feat. Wooh Da Kid
10. Lurkin' Feat. Plies
11. Clap
12. U Ain't Bout That Life Feat. Slim Thug & Alley Boy
13. Power of My Pen
14. Flex Feat. Travis Porter, Slim Dunkin & D-Bo
15. Triple F Outro
only 11 tracks with featured artists
guess he couldn't do it on his own
not my thing but it may be yours
1.0 from me and a converted 2.2 from ther pros at allmusic
from the album - Round Of Applause
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5Z3KUOrhS0
released June 12th, 2012
Bio - from allmusic
Waka Flocka, also known as Waka Flocka Flame, is a Southern rapper associated with Gucci Mane and his So Icey
Entertainment enterprise. Born Juaquin Malphurs on May 31, 1986, in Jamaica, Queens, New York, he moved to
Riverdale, Georgia, at age nine and later based himself in Atlanta, Georgia, where he launched his rap career. He
cites influences that include Eazy-E and Lil Jon in addition to Gucci Mane. He was taken under Gucci Mane's wing,
and was added to his Brick Squad collective, which also includes OJ Da Juiceman, Frenchie, and Wooh da Kid. Waka
Flocka made his solo mixtape debut in 2009 with Shoot Me or Salute Me, the first of numerous mixtape releases that
year. Also in 2009 he scored his first commercial hit with "O Let's Do It" and was featured on the song "Bingo" on
Gucci Mane's hit album The State vs. Radric Davis. His debut solo effort, Flockaveli, arrived on the Asylum label in
2010 and debuted at number six on the U.S. Billboard 200. A year later the "Round of Applause" single with Drake
would preview the rapper's sophomore effort, but when his friend and posse member Slim Dunkin was tragically killed,
Waka spent months grieving and away from the studio. As such, Triple F Life: Friends, Fans and Family didn't land
until 2012. Guest appearances included Nicki Minaj, Tyler, the Creator, and B.o.B, while production came from the
likes of Lex Luger and Southside, along with Troy Taylor, who handled the beats on the album's second single, "I
Don't Really Care."
Album Review - from allmusic
Like his Brick Squad brother Gucci Mane, Atlanta rapper Waka Flocka Flame is good with the shouted hook and the
drug-induced stumble, plus he's funny, able to drop witty punch lines and cool quips all the way through to verse
number three while retaining his tattooed buffoon stance that projects "I couldn't care less, homie." His sophomore
effort, Triple F Life, threatens to confuse the issue with its subtitle dedication to "Friends, Fans & Family," but
there's way too much strip-club music here to consider this a heartwarming concept album, so spend a solemn moment
with the RIP dedication to Slim Dunkin -- Waka's friend and cohort who was murdered in late 2011 -- and then get
ready for the expected slam session. Coming after the convincing street track "Let Dem Guns Blam," a booming
Southside production with guest Meek Mill, the woozy, Lex Luger-helmed diamond "Round of Applause" offers glorious
highlight number one, spitting "Pimpin' like I'm Dolemite, hos jump in my Caddy/Smoke like I got cataracts, in the
strip club throwin' up them stacks" before borrowing a bit of YC's "Racks" because that street hit is so darn good.
This "why not?" attitude is the charm behind banger number two, "I Don't Really Care," which goes for the simple
hook and lyrics that could have come from the Lonely Island crew ("Throwin' money in the air like I don't really
care, yeah/Standin' on a chair like I don't really care"). Complaining about redundancy and frivolity seems like
sour grapes once "Get Low" comes around with its million dollar guest list (Nicki Minaj, Tyga, and Flo Rida) plus
vibrant attitude, and as the latter half of the album goes back to his roots with forceful, Southern-fried tracks
(check the block party rocker "Candy Paint & Gold Teeth" with Ludacris and Bun B, or Plies and Waka doin' their own
"The Ski Mask Way" on "Lurkin"), the layout becomes admirable, managing its endless supply of party rap in a
surprisingly sensible manner. There's the bad feeling that all this Xanax chewing and gun throwing might be bad for
the health and/or soul, but Triple F Life moves fast and rocks hard, making it hard to dwell on its shortcomings.
Track Listing
1. Triple F Intro Feat. Wooh Da Kid
2. Let Dem Guns Blam Feat. Meek Mill
3. Round of Applause Feat. Drake
4. I Don't Really Care Feat. Trey Songz
5. Rooster in My Rari
6. Get Low Feat. Nicki Minaj, Tyga & Flo Rida
7. Fist Pump Feat. B.o.B.
8. Candy Paint & Gold Teeth Feat. Ludacris and Bun B
9. Cash Feat. Wooh Da Kid
10. Lurkin' Feat. Plies
11. Clap
12. U Ain't Bout That Life Feat. Slim Thug & Alley Boy
13. Power of My Pen
14. Flex Feat. Travis Porter, Slim Dunkin & D-Bo
15. Triple F Outro
