Akon

 OH - Dec 20, 2008 On Review of Trouble by Akon by Emmanuel Okyere: Hello mr. Akon i'm a boy 18 from West-Africa Ghana Akon i am your number one fan from Africa. The . ...

By cfroeverywhere Akon has been a fixture on the hip-hop scene since his collaboration with Styles P, “Locked Up.” Styles P is a beast on the microphone! Here’s another random thought: I think Akons current single “I’m So Paid” was a bad song to release during a recession. I don’t doubt that “Freedom” will sell...

By Carsten 1. Right Now (Na Na Na) 2. Beautiful (feat. Colby O’Donis & Kardinal Offishall) 3. Keep You Much Longer 4. Troublemaker (feat. Sweet Rush) 5. We Don’t Care 6. I’m So Paid (feat. Young Jeezy & Lil Wayne) 7. Holla Holla (feat. T-Pain) 8. Against The Grain (feat. Ray Lavender) 9. Be With You 10. Sunny Day (feat. Wyclef Jean) 11. Birthmark 12. Over The Edge 13. Freedom Also: Also: Via Blender Overall Score: 2.5/5 1. Right Now (Na Na Na) 2. Beautiful (feat. Colby O’Donis & Kardinal Offishall) 3. Keep You Much Longer 4. Troublemaker (feat. Sweet Rush) 5. We Don’t Care 6. I’m So Paid (feat. Young Jeezy & Lil Wayne) 7. Holla Holla (feat. T-Pain) 8. Against The Grain (feat. Ray Lavender) 9. Be With You 10. Sunny Day (feat. Wyclef Jean) 11. Birthmark 12. Over The Edge 13. [...]   [read the full post]

By Shelia It’s just natural that since T-Pain is on everybody else’s singles, that some of everybody is on his CD. Chopped N Skrewed features Ludacris - this has been getting a lot of play on the site, so I take it people are really feeling this one.Freeze features Chris Brown - I can visualize Chris Brow...

By Daniel Kreps Kanye West’s reworking of “Beat It” is a bit less imaginative. West only appears in monosyllabic groans, muttering “Yeah” and “Uh Uh” numerous times but never busting out an actual verse, keeping MJ’s vocals intact with the focus on the more orchestral moments of the song. And then there’s...

Akon Konvicted The rest of the album is filled with a mix of: well-known club-bangers, two featuring Snoop Dogg and Eminem, songs which beside their nice beats are absolutely raunchy songs with absurd lyrics; the radio hit “Don’t Matter” which is what helped catapult Akon into the limel...

By Brian Raftery On Friday, Verizon Wireless announced that it was ending its association with Akon, the Senegalese crooner responsible for such hits as "Smack That," "I Wanna Fuck You" and "Can You Guess What I Want To Put In You (Here's A Hint: It's My Penis)." The company not only dropped Akon from its onl...

By Thomas Rodriguez Like any modern R&B/Rap album, there has to be a club joint or two. Akon covers that beautifully with the Eminem feature "Smack That." The lyrics are typically booty, but for what it is, it’s as enjoyable as anything else on the record. Eminem, however poor his rhymes have been as of late, a...