Unlady Like [Explicit Lyrics]

Editorial Reviews
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It's a queen's life for Mia X, the female lyrical don of the No Limit stable. More competent than nearly all of her camp mates, Mia was discovered by Master P in 1994 after a brief local recording career. Besides starring on the Tru classic "Bout It, Bout It II," Mia secured her rep with a 1995 debut album, Good Girl Gone Bad--but Unlady Like is the first album of hers to receive deserved mainstream acclaim. On "The Party Don't Stop," she more than holds her own against Foxy Brown, and on "Who Got the Clout," even the mighty Mystikal can't touch her. Unlady Like is that rare thing from No Limit--a consistent, satisfying album, end to end. --Jon Caramanica

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Unlady Like [Explicit Lyrics]

Unlady Like [Explicit Lyrics]

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Mama Mia!

HOT AS HELL

Mia X.. Please Comeback!!!

BEST FEMALE RAP CD!

Parataxical Deficit

Unlady Like
Mia X
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
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ASIN: B000003AHL
Release Date: 1997-06-24

Tracks:

You Don't Wanna Go 2 War
The Party Don't Stop
I Pitty U
Who Got Tha Clout
Ain't 2 Be Played Wit
Unladylike
Intro
I'll Take Ya Man '97
Let's Get It Straight
4Ever Tru
Bring Da Drama
All N's
Mama's Family
I Don't Know Why
Hoodlum Poetry
Rainy Dayz
Mommie's Angels
You & Me
Rip Jill
Thank You

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It's a queen's life for Mia X, the female lyrical don of the No Limit stable. More competent than nearly all of her camp mates, Mia was discovered by Master P in 1994 after a brief local recording career. Besides starring on the Tru classic "Bout It, Bout It II," Mia secured her rep with a 1995 debut album, Good Girl Gone Bad--but Unlady Like is the first album of hers to receive deserved mainstream acclaim. On "The Party Don't Stop," she more than holds her own against Foxy Brown, and on "Who Got the Clout," even the mighty Mystikal can't touch her. Unlady Like is that rare thing from No Limit--a consistent, satisfying album, end to end. --Jon Caramanica

Customer Reviews:

Mama Mia!.......2006-04-21

I just want to respond to the reviewer that named his daughter after Mia X. I agree with you, homes. I love her whole steelo too. She's the epitome of sexy when it comes to how she could balance rhythm and gangsta with the best of em. A big girl or not I love that voice and that presence she brought with her on every song she was featured on. Mia X you could have me anyday mama. We miss you you! Please come back to us. Bless us with that fire flow you so eloquently possess. Show these other female and male rappers how it's 'sposed to be done. KLC holla at your girl man! She needs to be down wit' the Medicine Men (formerly BBTP). It's like she said- Mia on a KLC beat can't be beat! Do it for the N.O.! Do it for the game.

HOT AS HELL.......2005-03-09

I always liked Mia X but this album was and still is banging. Hope she comes out wuth something new.

Mia X.. Please Comeback!!!.......2005-02-13

Mia X is one of my favorites, male or female, I have always wanted to lick and bone her. I just dug her whole steelo. In fact I named my daughter Mia-Nichole, after Mia X. When I tell people that, they flip out.Whatever... Mia is a beautiful name, Mia X is a beautiful woman, and Mia-Nichole is a beautiful girl, so what now? Mia X easily held her own against any MC in the game, let alone the females.You can pick any track off this cd, it's all good. "4ever Tru" is my favorite track off the disc with banging verses by P, C, Silkk and Mama Mia. The only thing that held Mia back was her weight, because she was way better than Lil' Kim and Foxy Brown, that's right! She was just as cute, just as sexy, was more original, more versatile, and when she lost that weight she was just as fine! It's time that Mia stepped back into the game, because these girls "ain't talking 'bout nothin'!"

BEST FEMALE RAP CD!.......2004-07-06

Mia X is the best female rapper next to Salt-N-Pepa! The album is very tight with good beats and lyrics. Mia stomps out any other rapper male or female who thinks they're any competition cuz she knows she's better and is prepared to go to war with anyone! She is strong and smart and gives positive messages in most of her songs like "Mommie's angels," and "Rest In Peace Jill," and she tells a interesting story on the song "Rainy Dayz." This is good cd for whoever likes good rap music from a lady rapper who tells it like it is. Make this one your next buy.

Parataxical Deficit.......2003-11-04

Certain notions of exegetical proficiency almost require a--shall we say?--delicatesse, or at least finesse. The last time we were treated to so fecund a remonstrance was when pimp lord Slicey Dice had his J put in the cut, and that aint no f*ckin' joke, Sugarfly! Look what it got him, too: A straight chute to the slapmaster with no posing allowed. Shyeet! That would just about make it for me, let alone someone so levied as to even attempt a collateral estoppel.

Anyway, it was cuzza this that Miriam Schoonover took the name Mia X and started doing that thing. You know. Now she raps on it and we all gotta take something back if we wanna keep clear about it. You know.

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