Well, I thought that was F. U. C. K.ing great. Even though I don't normally listen to that genre. I certainly loved the opening rap. I found good enough to listen to it through, fully. You utilized a very nice creative use of string background, wonderful use of sotto voce elements. The handclaps were terrific with a good emulation of plate reverb. Vocals were all fabulous sounding and very well executed. No stolen samples were utilized which I highly appreciated. That's the way it should be done. Although I don't think you'll ever get any airplay on any radio station with it but I could be wrong? Perhaps on urban contemporary stations? Since the word F You see K. is a normal piece of the urban vernacular. I still just don't understand the necessity of it? That would be like any other rock 'n roll song with lyrics that went " I'm so F U C King in love with her I just want to F U C K her brains out... ". That wouldn't turn me on but I'm sure it would turn on others. That would sort of be akin to the Beatles singing " Lucy F UC K.ed the sky with diamonds...". How about " Magical Mystery F UC K "? How about George Gershwin? " An American PH U CK in Paris "? No? Leonard Bernstein, " West Side PHUCKing Story "?

WTF I liked it
Mx. Remy Ann David