Jeezy The Recession Album Tracklist Young Jeezy - The Recession Album Lyrics1.The Recession Lyrics2.Crazy World Lyrics3.Vacation Lyrics4.Put On Lyrics5.Get Allot Lyrics6.Don't Do It Lyrics7.Word Play Lyrics8.Circulate Lyrics9.Don't You Know Lyrics10.Who Dat Lyrics11.Hustlaz Ambition Lyrics12.Amazin' Lyrics13.What They Want Lyrics14.By the Way Lyrics15.Welcome Back Lyrics16.The Recession (intro) Lyrics17.My President Lyrics18.Takin' It There Lyrics19.Everything LyricsYoung Jeezy Lyrics provided by SongLyrics. listen to free mixtapes and download free mixtapes, hip hop music, videos, underground. It was released/out on 2011 in English dialect, by some Music Recording Company, as the follow-up to last studio/Mixtape Album. TM:103 Hustlerz Ambition is the studio/Mixtape Album by artist/Rapper/DJ Young Jeezy, and Album has highlight a Rap sound. Find Young Jeezy discography, albums and singles on AllMusic. The opening title track features a collage of some very 2008 news reports where America is going broke while the 'they just don't care about us' feeling sweeps the nation. Dropping the sequential album titles for his third release, Young Jeezy's The Recession introduces itself as anything but Thug Motivation 103. Includes Album Cover, Release Year, and User Reviews. Jeezy hottest mixtapes, albums and music, Before The Trap: Nights In Tarzana, Gangsta Party (Hosted By DJ Drama), Trap Or Die, Politically Correct EP, The Re. Album DescriptionFeatures Song Lyrics for Young Jeezy's The Recession album. Young Jeezys first album for Def Jam, Lets Get It: Thug Motivation 101, was such a breakout success that it immediately left his Bad Boy album with Boyz N da Hood- released just weeks prior - as an afterthought. See More Your browser does not support the audio element. Even if it falls a distant third out of the first three, the scattershot Recession is still a welcome and even risky step forward, one carried by its highlights and the newfound awareness that the cocaine grind isn't everything. Of course with 18 songs the album allows for some dead weight and trimming. "Put On" with Kanye West singing through an Auto-Tune is the usual second-line goodness that Jeezy normally rounds out albums with, but there's more forgettable filler than expected, most of it sounding like mixtape leftovers or in the case of "Vacation," lackluster and forced club tracks.
League celebrating the power of rap with warm nostalgia in their hearts. With those great drums and fake trumpets producer Drumma Boy loves so much, trap star anthem "Amazin" is simple, feel-good music for pimps and players, while the soul-filled "Word Play" finds Jeezy and the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. The Barack Obama shout-out that closes the album - "My President" with special guest Nas - works much better with flippant verses ("We ready for damn change/So you all let the man shine") more suitable for a man who prefers to be called "The Snowman." Same goes for "Circulate" and its great line about oil prices ("Gas higher than me") but The Recession abandons politics often enough that you can't call it ponderous or even a concept album.
Then Jeezy enters trading his non-stop swagger for social commentary, and while the singalong thug chorus is as strong as ever, the rapper's transformation from cocaine-slinging king to voice of the people is unconvincing, especially when he mentions his personal driver and how his "make it rain" sessions at the strip club are getting more conservative. The opening title track features a collage of some very 2008 news reports where America is going broke while the "they just don't care about us" feeling sweeps the nation. Buy the album Starting at 16.29€ĭropping the sequential album titles for his third release, Young Jeezy's The Recession introduces itself as anything but Thug Motivation 103. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs.