Time for Da Real [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Intro - da Wild Boyz

2. Drop That Soulja Rag - da Wild Boyz

3. Click Click - New Gettie, da Wild Boyz

4. War - Doc Holiday, da Wild Boyz

5. Gottern - da Wild Boyz

6. Incarcerated - Doc Holiday, da Wild Boyz

7. Stressed Out - Lil' Jinks, Julio Gold Toes, da Wild Boyz

8. Ya B....You - da Wild Boyz

9. Let's Go Get 'Em - da Wild Boyz

10. When I Stop - Frank White, da Wild Boyz

11. When It Go Down - da Wild Boyz

12. Wild Boyz - White Chocolate, da Wild Boyz

13. That's How - Lil One, da Wild Boyz

14. Ya Boy N'Em - Kaotic Minds, da Wild Boyz

15. Calm Down - da Wild Boyz,

16. Drop That Soulja Rag [Radio Edit] - da Wild Boyz

17. Click Click [Radio Edit] - New Gettie, da Wild Boyz

Time for Da Real,Wild Boyz,Priority Records,Gangsta Rap,Hardcore Rap,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop,Southern Rap

Average customer rating:

Time For Da Weak

Great Album

understanding that this does not represent the south

Big Am

Wild Boyz!

Time for Da Real
Wild Boyz
Manufacturer: Priority Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Southern Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00004RDHB
Release Date: 2000-03-14

Tracks:

Intro
Drop That Soulja Rag
Click Click
War
Gotten
Incarcerated
Stressed Out
Ya B... You
Let's Go Get 'Em
When I Stop
When It Go Down
WIld Boyz
That's How
Ya Boy N 'Em
Calm Down
Drop That Soulja Rag (Radio)
Click Click (Radio)

Customer Reviews:

Time For Da Weak.......2007-06-16

This album came out at a time when everybody was fed up(including me) with Cash Money's incessant bragging about jewelry and how much money they were making. This being after B.G,s Chopper City In The Ghetto came out of course. The main thing is that if you are going to diss somebody you have to get your s*** right and Da Wild Boyz dont have their s*** right. For starters there is a bunch of no namesters on here, one of them sounds like Pac, some of them sound like No Limit artists, the beats suck etc. The first single Drop That Soulja Rag was bad to a comical degree(the video was funny as hell though). Click Click featuring some underground New York rap group named New Gettie is the best song on here. The beat was nothing to write home about but lyrically they slayed Cash Money. Gotten is another bad diss record but even though was stupid it was better than Drop That Soulja Rag and the lyrics will leave you in uncontrollable laughter. Calm Down was an okay Cash Money diss even though its nothing special. The rest of the album are not diss records but they still stink as a matter of fact, the songs that I just mentioned are better than the rest of the album. Songs like Incarcerated, Ya B**** You, When I Stop, When It Go Down, Wild Boyz, War etc are not just bad lyrically but the production was painfully repetitive and weak. Bottom Line: While this album has stiff competition with other albums for the worst album of 2000, it is undeniably the worst underground album for 2000. Nothing but wack rhymes from no namers and beats that have the foul stench of basement production. I had no problems with anybody dissing commercial rappers but you cant be worser than the rappers you are dissing. This album is worser than any bad Cash Money album that came out and we can go down the list if you like.

Great Album.......2005-09-20

Yo this is a great album dont listen to the first dude who wrote this>>> "understanding that this does not represent the south" just goes to show u what he know LOL he say it make u sad that this is how the south gets represent but yo da wild boys are from New York (East Coast) not south so all i can say is listen to the album and get ya facts right before u go dissin

understanding that this does not represent the south.......2003-06-05

i haven't heard this album and i can tell you that i don't have to. if you look at the reviews of this travesty and see that almost everyone who rated this disk hails from somewhere other than the "dirty" south and purposefully use the word da in place of the, i think that you can probably understand the mental level of people giving this 4 or 5 stars. it breaks my heart to have southern hip hop represented by this. an interesting note about this cd is that master p went on public tv begging rappers not to dis each other a couple of weeks before the release of da wild boyz. good god,this no limit and cash money thing is sickening. do yourself a favor and buy anything from scarface if you really want a picture of what southern rap is all about. hell, haystak reps it way better than these flunkies-that guy kills just about every track that he's on and doesn't have to resort to cliches and stupidity to do it.

Big Am.......2002-12-10

This cd is the bomb. Click Click is the best song on the whole album even though the whole album is cool as hell. Don't hate against da Wild Boyz they are just trying to make some money just like everyone else. Let them get that paper. Don't buy the cd if you don't know what that means. This is for ya'll real ghetto thugs. Be true to the game. The game is fair. No Limit One Love.

Wild Boyz!.......2001-04-26

Hell, this album is tighter than a muhfu**a! Cash Money is dissed on every track and the best thing about da album, not only that it's phat, is that almost half of the rappers are No Limit Souljas like Krazy, Short Circuit, Baby Soulja & Young Gunz! Tha best songs are Drop That Soulja Rag, Click Click, War, Gotten & Calm Down. Get it now! Get that Master P "Ghetto Postage" & Silkk The Shocker "My World, My Way" too.

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