The World Ain't Enuff [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Intro

2. Tela

3. Can't Stop Me

4. Throat on a Boat

5. Bye! Bye! Hater! [Millenium Mix]

6. Let's Be Friends

7. Playboy

8. Med

9. Drugs

10. Sho Nuff 2000 - Devin the Dude, Gangsta Blac, Tela

11. Table Dance [Millenium Mix]

12. Hell Naw - Ak Band, , Tela

13. Set Me Free

14. World Ain't Enuff - Lo-Key, Scarface, Tela

The World Ain't Enuff,Tela,Virgin Records,Dirty South,Gangsta Rap,Hardcore Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop,Southern Rap

Average customer rating:

His best album next to Piece of Mind

The World really ain't enough!

TELA'S HARD BOY! CAN WE BALL? CAN'T STOP BABY, I'MA BALLA..

buy this album

This CD is not really a good one

The World Ain't Enuff
Tela
Manufacturer: Virgin Records Us
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
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ASIN: B00004X0P9
Release Date: 2000-09-19

Tracks:

Intro
Tela
Can't Stop Me
Throat On A Boat
Bye! Bye! Hater!
Let's Be Friends
Playboy
The Med
Drugs
Sho Nuff 2000
Table Dance (Millenium Mix)
Hell Naw
Set Me Free
The World Ain't Enuff

Customer Reviews:

His best album next to Piece of Mind.......2006-10-27

Standout tracks: TELA, CANT STOP ME, BYE BYE HATER, PLAYBOY, DRUGS(Tela and Devin killed it), SHO NUFF 2000, TABLE DANCE millenium mix(way better than the superbland original), HELL NAW, SET ME FREE(talks about his problems with Suave House), THE WORLD AINT ENUFF(dope ending to this album). Filler: Lets be friends is too dull to be enjoyed. Bottom Line: Tela 3rd album is better than his sophomore jinx album Now or Never. Killer production, tight lyrics and guest appearances that do the album justice. Unfortunately his forth album Double Dose is not touching The World Aint Enuff and Piece of Mind.

The World really ain't enough!.......2005-06-30

Tela is the biggest rap act to come out of Memphis next to Eihtball & MJG and the Hypnotize Camp. He released his debut album on Suave House, and then moved to Houston based Rap-A-Lot Records, home of some of the biggest names in Hip Hop, including Scarface & The Geto Boys, Yukmouth, Do Or Die, and many many others throughout the years. The World Ain't Enough is Tela's second album on the label (3rd overall). I thought he couldn't top his first two albums, but he actually did!! This album just blew my mind. It's a rare thing to meet an artist with so much talent. People don't know, but Tela produced the whole album by his own, from beginning to the end (with some help from longtime friend Slice Tee on a few songs)! And you know what, he's one of the best producers in the rap game!! I mean, I can't believe he hasn't produced for other rappers all those years. He could make some crazy $$$ only by producing, that's for sure. His production is so special, Dirty South rap that's driven by bass-heavy dance beats. On this album, once again Tela put out high quality material, while growing up as an artist. It's another highly ambitious record, that incorporates elements of Memphis soul, funk and even rock, all blending into a highly potent mix of Southern Hip Hop. Tela is not afraid to take elements from soul, blues, jazz, rock and R&B, and combine them with his street-smart raps. I can't pick up favorite songs, since I love all of them, so I'll just name a few "Hell Naw" is a rock-inspired crunk jam, "Can't Stop Me" is such an addictive song you'll listen to it time after time, "The World Ain't Enough" (feat. Scarface and Lo-Key) uses a beat similiar to Sisqo's Thong Song (even better) where the RAL rappers give praise to the label's CEO Prince J for putting the South on the map. "Tela" is another great track - You know, it's amazing, even when Tels brags and talks about gangsta sh**, he always sounds POSSITIVE, I can't explain it. It's like even when Tela's bragging, he's a down-to-earth type of person, something rare in the music industry. "Drugs" features Devin and Gangsta Blac over a mind-blowing beat. I even like the intro, where Tela tells us about his childhood. "Throat On the Boat" is way too short - it should've made it a full length song. On this album, Tela puts 2 updated remixes of two of his classics - Sho Nuff and Table Dance, and although they sound great, they weren't really needed - the originals are perfect the way they are. So you actually get 11 new songs (one is less than 2 minutes long), 2 interludes, and two remixes. The album is so perfect, that you wish it was much longer!! There is NO weak spot on this album, nothing! I think, that Tela could be the most marketable artist on Rap-A-Lot (yes, even more than Scarface and Devin!), since he's got that mainstream appeal in his music. However, Prince J never really puts effort to promote his artists, and that's a shame. But it's all good - he lets Tela do his own thing, produce the album by himself, use the artists that suit him... To me, Tela is one of the most talented and original artists, and you MUST listen to his music, to understand that. If he's too much for you, keep listening to Chingy and Nelly. Cause Tela is just on a whole new level.

TELA'S HARD BOY! CAN WE BALL? CAN'T STOP BABY, I'MA BALLA.. .......2005-03-24

MAN I DON'T REMEMBER WHY I BOUGHT THIS CD YEARS AGO BUT I THINK IT WAS THE COVER & I HAD $ TO SPEND & WANTED A CD SO I WAS LIKE I'MA SEE WHAT TELA IS ALL ABOUT! & I THINK HEARING HIM ON SCARFACE'S MY HOMIES & YUK'S THUGGED OUT MADE ME CURIOUS TOO CUZ HE CAME TIGHT ON THEM TRACKS! & OH YEAH ALSO ON A GUMBO MIX # 11 (A BAY AREA MIXTAPE), THAT I HAD TOO I REMEMBER HEARING HIM THERE & THAT WAS A BIG PART OF MY BUYING PURCHASE & WOW I WAS HELLA HAPPY ABOUT MY PURCHASE REALLY HAPPY & SO WERE A FEW OF MY FRIENDS! BUT TO THE ALBUM THIS ONE IS A NON SKIP TRACK ALBUM FOR ME! I LIKE ALL THE TRACKS EVEN THE SKITS! JUST PICK IT UP! IT IS LIKE AN EARLY REVIEWER SAID BALLER TYPE MUSIC SO ANYBODY THAT DON'T FEEL IT HASN'T EVER TASTED WHAT IT'S LIKE TO HAVE $ IN THEY POCKETS! (THAT'S MY THEORY) & WHEN I PICKED THAT ALBUM UP I WAS LIVING REAL GOOD! FEELIN REAL GIFTED TYPE!!! & IT'S 2005 I STILL GO BACK & LISTEN TO IT WHEN I CAN THERE'S JUST SO MUCH MUSICK OUT THERE IT'S KRAZY! LOL. & TELA KNOWS MUSIC & HE DOES IT FOR THE LOVE TOO, NOT JUST FOR THE $! & YES HE'S ONE OF MY FAVORITE ARTISTS WHERE I PICK UP HIS STUFF OR WANNA KNOWS WHAT'S CRACKIN WIT HIM! DON'T SLEEP ON THIS GUY HIGHLY RECOMMENED TO ALL TRUE MUSIC LOVERS! GUEST APPEARANCES BY SCARFACE, DEVIN THE DUDE, JAZZY PHA, & A FEW OTHER KATS I DON'T REALLY KNOW ABOUT! THE ONLY THING THAT PISSES ME OFF IS THAT HE DON'T FEATURE YUKMOUTH ON HIS ALBUMS! TELA & YUK GET EACH OTHER ON EACH OTHER'S STUFF PLEASE! DAMN Y'ALL ON THE SAME LABEL! THAT WOULD BE HARD AS HECKS!

buy this album.......2004-11-21

A great addition to rap-a-lot records. In my opinion Tela doesn't get the kind of credit he deserves. This album is a huge boost from his previous release "now or never". The album starts off with the bass pounding single "TELA" which is sure to blow your speakers out. Followed by "Bye Bye haters" which to me is the best cut on there where he sends a strong message with lines like "Haters can't see me, cause haters don't like me
We two different players: I'm gator, you Nike." "Table Dance" and "Show nuff" are true bangers, but also adds a twist to the album with the song "drugs" featuring talented and underated artist Devin the dude in which he spits humorous lines that he usually boasts. Overall the album is solid. He probably could have done away with the skits but overall, i recommend this album. Even though the album dropped 4 years ago its still in heavy rotation to this day. Go out and cop this album...........i'm out
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This CD is not really a good one.......2001-09-12

I like this CD,but it's somethin I didn't expect than in his previous album Now or Never,Tela put his old mixes in it, Sho Nuff and Table Dance.Plus the CD is short,and it shouldn't have a skit or a short intro.His rap skills is pretty wack, he raps a little too slow,and sometimes he stops for 1 or 2 seconds,miss half of a line.I like Scarface the Last of A Dying Breed better, but Tela is one of my favorite rappers,but I don't like to see or hear him drop down like that.