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0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 can this fool retire Oct 06, 2008
yung berg is the problem with hip hop I can't stand him I'm glad trick trick had sopme of his boys give himn the businbess when berg got wooped and his chain snatched.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Yung Berg - Look What You Made Me Sep 24, 2008
Yung Berg's debut album is "Look What You Made Me" (2008) is a fifteen track release which features guest appearances from Ray J, Dude N'Em, Casha, Twista, Junior, Trey Songz, Lloyd, Casha, Amerie, Eve & Collie Buddz. The twenty two year old rapper starts the album off with the title track paying tribute to many Hip Hop artists, and talking about the influence they had on him. "Sexy Can I" is the commercial single which will get this album some attention, a lukewarm collaboration with Ray J, while "Do That There" is a bland collaboration with Dude N'Em. Female singer Casha is featured on another single "The Business", while Veteran MC Twista drops in for "Where Do We Go" & singer Junior laces "Sexy Lady" with some smooth vocals. Singers Trey Songz & Lloyd are featured on more lackluster collaborations in "One Night" & "Manager", and things don't improve any from there. It's easy to fast forward through an album like this, I checked out Yung Berg's EP last year, and this is basically a rehash of it, I was not impressed with that release and feel that this one is no better. It's all so packaged, with very little genuine realness in the music. Yung Berg's lack of lyrical ability and strong reliance on halfhearted Rap/R & B collaborations make "Look What You Made Me" a release worth skipping over.
0 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 LOOK WHAT YOU MADE ME Aug 23, 2008
the best rap album ever. yung berg is the best rap artist ever without a dout. very great album from yung'n thanks for makin' the album.
4 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Since day 1 Aug 14, 2008
Yung Berg has done nothing less on this album but continue to blow me away. This album is one that is full of speacial creativity. One of the things that each and every track possesses is that they are marketable and he still keep his originality in his flow. One thing that this album does is prove that he has something to say. Look what you made me is amazing, creative,what people want to hear, and good music. Counting out issues he has in his personal life, this albums shows true creative direction and longevity.
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