Big Money Heavyweight [Clean]

Track Listings

1. Big Talk (Intro) - Big Tymers

2. This Is How We Do - Big Tymers

3. Gangsta Girl - Big Tymers, R. Kelly

4. We Can Smoke - Big Tymers, TQ

5. I'm a Dog/I'm Sorry (Skit) - Big Tymers

6. Against the Wall - Big Tymers

7. I'll Take You There - Big Tymers, , Petey Pablo

8. Back Up - Big Tymers, , Juvenile

9. Southern Boy - Big Tymers, , Lil Wayne

10. Beat It Up - Big Tymers, Tateeze

11. Big Money Heavyweight - Big Tymers

12. Down South - Big Tymers, Lil Wayne, Ludacris, Jazze Pha

13. U Are Not a Pimp - Big Tymers, , Tateeze

14. I Need Help (Skit) - Big Tymers

15. To Be Played - Big Tymers

16. My Life - Big Tymers, , Mikkey

17. No Love - Big Tymers

18. Got Everything - Big Tymers, Tateeze

19. Dirty D-Boy - Big Tymers,

20. Real Talk (Outro) - Big Tymers

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Big Money Heavyweight [Clean]

Average customer rating:

Big Tymers could do better

for a good time call 1-800-BIG-TYMA

Real Big

No Hood Rich

Its an O.K. album

Big Money Heavyweight
Big Tymers
Manufacturer: Umvd Labels
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: B0000TAZME
Release Date: 2003-12-09

Tracks:

Big Talk (Intro)
This Is How We Do
Gangsta Girl
We Can Smoke
I'm a Dog/I'm Sorry
Against the Wall 4:10
I'll Take You There
Back Up
Southern Boy
Beat It Up
Big Money Heavyweight
Down South
U Are Not a Pimp
I Need Help (Skit)
To Be Played
My Life
No Love
Got Everything
Dirty D-Boy
Real Talk (Outro)

Customer Reviews:

Big Tymers could do better.......2005-10-27

Big tymers didn't do so well on this album, but they did have some good tracks like: "This is How We Do", "Against The Wall", and "No Love". The other tracks got good beats but the lyrics suck. Big Tymers could do better.

for a good time call 1-800-BIG-TYMA.......2005-10-13

k, so those of you who are sayin how this cd sux and it's not deep enuf for you, go listen to Common or Mos Def! there is a place for wisdom & knowledge, and there a place for music that makes you just wanna shake your a$$!!! as for the latter, this cd has GOT to be one ov the best. I had so much fun in the summer of '04 bumpin this cd in my truck, in my home stereo, at cookouts, WUTEVA! this cd is FULL of superficial yet CLEVER lyrics, and the beats can't BE beat!! so smack a booty and give it a listen...:)

Real Big.......2005-06-26

Cash Money's dynamic duo, Baby (Birdman) and Mannie Fresh teamed up again for their fifth Big Tymers release and its a winner. As like the majority of Cash Money releases, this 20 track lp was produced by Mannie with his southern bounce, uptempo tracks that are definately slept on. As far as the lyrical content, this isn't something that you should purchase this for. This is more of that plain old, same old bragging rap that the market is flooded with, but this more like feel good music. Birdman stepped up game or lyrical style on "We Can Smoke" featuring TQ with a rapid fire type attack. Big Money Heavyweight starts off from the jump with finess and stride that slowed down only a little to regain its pace for a good finish. Noteworthy of almost sounding as if was taken from the hook of 2pac's "Live And Die In L.A." or "Just Like Daddy", "I'll Take You There" featuring Petey Pablo & Joi. The title track has plenty bang in it as they tag in and out to bless this tune. Then as we take a ride "Down South" featuring Ludacris, Lil' Wayne & Jazze Pha collaborate, this could have been a good single to release as we are taken on the ride in different angles and directions. "Southern Boy" featuring Lil' Wayne & Bun B is a brassy slow groove that captures the South in another light. The title says it all as well as the group name.

No Hood Rich.......2005-04-01

First thing is..Cash Money is no more w/o the likes of BG, Juve, and Turk. Wayne is all they got goin and personally i'd like to see him leave even tho i kinda doubt that happening. Big Money Heavyweight is nowhere close to Hood Rich, i loved that album and i think that was the last good CMR album besides what Wayne puts out just keep this one on the shelves instead of in your collection, only about 3 or 4 good tracks on it. Dont waste your money

Its an O.K. album.......2005-03-10

Beats are ridin but lyrics have no substance, lame
Fab Five:
1 We Can Smoke
2 To be Played
3 My Life
4 Got Everything
5 This is How we Do