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Pitbull - The Boatlift
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| Billboard |
| Pitbull's signature combination of clever, in-your-face Spanglish lyrics and frenetic dance beats is at its best on this album, where he plays to his less excessively crude sensibilities. The talented Miami MC shows his range here, deftly transitioning from uptempo dance to R&B to everything in between. There are some party-perfect club tracks, particularly "The Anthem," a fun hip-shaker featuring Lil Jon, and "Midnight," featuring Casely on the hook....full text |
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| Rapreviews |
| "The Boatlift" is the third studio album by Cuban-American rapper and Lil Jon protoge Pitbull. Pitbull's genius is his ability to meld the thumping riddims of reggaeton with the equally thumping crunk. The result is something that smoothes out some of the rough edges of both forms of music, making a finished product that is less abrasive and easier for non-Spanish speakers to get into. "The Anthem" is a perfect example: It mixes up a pounding, stomping beat with some saxophone squawks and Lil Jon's dance floor bark, all perfectly suited for Pitbull's horndog Spanglish rhymes....full text |
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| Slantmagazine |
| Instead of arguing with Lil Jon's defiantly bejeweled "Crunk Aint Dead" neckpiece, we might only suggest adding the word "yet" to the end. Certainly the Atlantan aesthetic of slinky synthesizer riffs and twittering drum loops no longer has a reputation as preeminent national fad; the parade of saccharine nonsense passing in and out of teenagerdom's port of fascination continues unabated. But the question remains as to whether crunk will be something people choose to forget or whether it can evolve to stay relevant, and Lil Jon could do worse for his career and legacy than to hang around Pitbull....full text |
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