Ok, we're going to do things a little backwards right now. Normally I like to listen to the music first and then tell you whether it's worth your time or not (this is RefinedHype after all), but on the real, I'm too busy watching Rosa Acosta stretching videos working to listen to this new, completely out of nowhere, Young Jeezy "Last Laugh" mixtape right now, so I'm depending on you people.
On the plus side, if I'm in an ignorant rap mood, there's almost never anything better than some Jeezy, especially when Shawty Redd's on the beat, which he is here. On the downside, a lot of the man's music has been Jizzle lately, including a solid portion of his last mixtape and the leaks of his constantly delayed album "TM103". This could really go either way.
Come on RefinedHype Nation, not only do I need to know if I listening is worth an hour of my time, but your fellow citizens do as well. So if you've actually got "Last Laugh" in your eardrums right now, let the rest of us know. Poll, tracklist, download link and a couple randomly selected tracks I grabbed for streaming are below.
I'd definitely give this a listen if you like Jeezy's TM101-esque style, those huge beats that you can't help but nod your head to. They're a huge improvement, imo, over his last leaks (really, you named a song Jizzle? What a joke). Without the chaotic, difficult to get a feel for racket of some other recent efforts, I'll definitely keep this in rotation.
Posted on Sep 29, 2010
DJ_JamMaster
As a side note, I'd like to see Jeezy go back to his old music, and I feel like he did that on Rap Game.
Posted on Sep 29, 2010
jluch
Im not really feelin either of those tracks.
Posted on Sep 30, 2010
Nathan S.
Well...not the most helpful poll, but since it seems like nearly everyone agrees that it's between a total waste of time and kind of worth it, I think I'll skip it and just pull out my copy of The Recession.
Posted on Sep 30, 2010
Set_Gecko
Jeezy sucks so bad it aint even funny. I dont know how the hell you are going to release an album called recession and talk about coke and dope.
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