Ludacris’ “Rest Of My Life” With Usher Is Proof That Luda Needs A Rap Intervention ASAP (Listen) Posted by Danielle Harling on 11/01/12 | Filed under Ludacris, Usher

Ludacris, if you don't start releasing dope, non-generic sounding music our relationship will change in the following ways: I will no longer watch "Fast Five" when it airs on HBO, I will microwave my "Release Therapy" CD, and I haven't quite figured out what else I'm going to do but trust that it will be terrible. Seriously though, these new releases from Luda are starting to get extremely questionable with his newest record "Rest Of My Life," featuring Usher and David Guetta, hands down the most questionable of them all.

The song starts off alright with Ludacris attempting to drop uplifting bars in his first verse, but "Rest Of My Life" quickly takes a turn for the worse and becomes a techno travesty at precisely the 1:11 mark when the production really kicks in. You damn near expect Pitbull to jump on the record. After that techno, glow stick-friendly part not even a verse from Jay-Z, Nas, or the Tupac hologram could save this song. And while I'm not completely in love with the addition of Usher on the record, if they ditched the techno-inspired beat the song wouldn't be half as bad.

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