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29 de jun. de 2011 · 'I'm Gay', modified by 'I'm Gay (I'm Happy)' after the many controversies the rapper went through, is another of the numerous bricks constituting Lil B's discography. Here (finally) it sounds way more as an album rather than another mixtape. Lil B showcased interesting samples during this project and tackled many deep subjects.
Review Summary: Lil B improves, and benefits from strong sampling. Some bad flow drags this album down. At first Lil B was nothing but a Soulja Boy clone but with more autotune and misogyny, maybe it was a joke, or it wasn't. Either way, he's changed for the better. While still struggling to even make sense in some tracks (like Open Thunder ...
12 de jul. de 2011 · Review: Lil B, I’m Gay (I’m Happy) I’m Gay (I’m Happy) can be both exhaustingly self-referential and as resolutely concerned with the truth as any Native Tongues classic. by Matthew Cole. July 12, 2011. It wasn’t obvious from the get-go, but by now it’s reasonably clear that Lil B wants to save rap. At first blush, there’s no one ...
LIL B - I'm Gay (I'm Happy) by Basedbook Level 6 published on 2011-06-30T14:26:14Z If you divorce I’m Gay from the controversy of its title (which may never happen because controversy is more popular than music these days) you can process it as just another Lil B album, a mature effort of the Angels Exodus and Illusions of Grandeur lineage.
Never saw a thread for this. I'm Gay (I'm Happy) is Lil B's fifth studio album, surprise dropped without notice on June 29, 2011. The next day, Lil B gave posted free download links to the album on his Twitter and Facebook, and the album entered at No.56 on Billboard's Hip-Hop/Rap chart upon release. Upon release, critical reception was positive.
9 de jul. de 2011 · I'm Gay (I'm Happy) is a definitive body of work that has some powerful moments, and is a devil's advocate counterpoint to so many of Rap's conventions.
