FB Entertainment Presents: The Good Life [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. Intro

2. Goodlife - 54th Platoon, Nate Dogg, JS, Nas,

3. Ride

4. Fatty Girl - LL Cool J, Ludacris, Keith Murray

5. Lights, Camera, Action - Mr. Cheeks

6. Playin' the Game

7. Cool

8. 50 Ni**** Deep

9. Nasty (Interlude)

10. Girl You Nasty

11. Triumphant

12. Bad Man Bizness - Beenie Man

13. Video [Remix] - India.Arie, Super Cat

14. Who's in the House - Erick Sermon

15. Ghetto Girl (Interlude)

16. Ghetto Girl - Joe & Ann

17. Set It Off - Dawn Robinson

18. All of the Things

19. Outro

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FB Entertainment Presents: The Good Life [Explicit Lyrics]

Average customer rating:

Never listen to an old chinese guy with yellow glasses about hiphop
Could Be Better
[.....]
¿Good Life?
This cd is getting heavy rotation in my cd player....

FB Entertainment Presents: The Good Life
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Umvd Labels
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | R&B | Styles | Music

East Coast | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

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General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Compilations | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00005NWMQ
Release Date: 2001-09-25

Tracks:

Intro
Good Life
Ride
Fatty Girl
Lights, Camera, Action
Playin' The Game
Cool
50 Ni**** Deep
Nasty (interlude)
Girl You Nasty
Triumphant
Bad Man Bizness
Video (remix)
Who's In The House
Ghetto Girl (interlude)
Ghetto Girl
Set It Off
All Of The Things
Outro

Amazon.com

What's the Fubu record label's inaugural release about? Says FB Entertainment artist Amazin': "Money. Cool. Girls. Cool. Diamonds. Cool. Cars. Cool." Demonstrating the album's superficiality, track one consists of celebrities such as Michael Jordan and Ice-T leaving messages on the "Good Life Party" RSVP line; the album henceforth maintains its mercilessly ghetto-fabulous pace. The title song displays Nas and Nate Dogg's remarkable ability to rhyme about nothing, R&B journeyman Joe croons about his love for the "Ghetto Girl," and "50 N****s Deep" showcases Detroit newcomer Drunken Master. Songs by Beenie Man and Supercat mix in a bit of dancehall flavor, while Dawn Robinson's contribution, "Set It Off," adds some needed style and finesse. The Good Life is a millennium thug party for those who live to floss. --Rebecca Levine

Customer Reviews:

Never listen to an old chinese guy with yellow glasses about hiphop.......2005-07-24

Now I know this, I was just minding myself in the recordstore looking for a RAPPIN 4-TAY-album when this old chinese guy wearing a blue suit and yellow glasses came up to me and asked me if I liked hiphopmusic.
I told him yes , and then he litterary threw this cd in my face.
He said: "This is the bombdiggity... Yes?" I said I don't know haven't heard it...
Anyways he somehow convinced me to buy the cd for 7 dollars, I went home put the stereo on and felt robbed.
Although there are a few cool cuts on it most is so so stuff.

After this expeience I will never take any advice from an old chinese guy with yellow glasses about what albums to buy.

Could Be Better.......2002-07-16

The FB Entertainment Goodlife Album is an OK blend of rap and r&b, but, there's something missing in the album that makes it good enough to be the next Funkmaster Flex Mix Tape. There's no doubt it features high performance appearrences by rap allstars like Nas and Nate Dogg on the title track "Good Life". R.O.C takes a cut on "The End" and Ludacris, LL Cool J (who has been Fubu's posterboy for the past few years), and Kieth Murray on the upbeat hit single "Fatty Girl".

A very interesting appearence happens from hip hop newcomer Mr. Cheeks on his own hit single "Lights, Camera, Action" and other hip hop superweights like Erick Sermon, India_Arie, and Joe show up later in the album.

I would highly recommend "The Goodlife" to someone who loves cash, bling, and booty. If your someone, however, who enjoys more commercial rap like Jay-Z and Nelly, you'll probably wanna buy one of their albums instead.

So, in all, the FB Entertainment "Good Life" Album is an OK blend of rap, soul, and hip hop that deserves a listen, but, here's a little note to FUBU: Stick To Making Great Clothes Instead Of Great Music.

(Let Me Know If You Found My Review Helpful or Not)

[.....].......2001-11-15

Yo, dis' album is ill.Da' songs 'Fatty girl' and '50 niggas deep' made me cop it.It's mostly fo' down south thugs but it has a section for 'da city cats' two.Yo' Fubu if yall peapin' dis' then shout me a holla dun at scorpio@n2 basketball.com if yall cats lookin' fo' a real Detroit thug who da' streets lov' cause I bring it real. But back to da' suject, stop readin' dis' and go cop tha' album dog cause it's ill.

¿Good Life?.......2001-11-11

This cd is supposed to the good life of FUBU but yet the rhymes are not all that tight or good. Their rhymes arent really about money or representing. Even though the cd is mediocre at best, the song Fatty Girl is tight as hell. I wouldnt recommend buying this cd, but everybody should check out Fatty Girl.

This cd is getting heavy rotation in my cd player...........2001-10-31

FUBU, this cd was very entertaining. I love it!!!! My favorite tracks were 4,5,7,10,12,13,16 and 18. Loved Fatty Girl and Ghetto Girl by joe. Please go get this one you will not be disappointed! Thank you FUBU!