"Whats Happnin," Ying Yang Twins f/ Trick Daddy
Apr 4, 2004 11:49:31 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Apr 4, 2004 11:49:31 GMT -5
YING YANG TWINS FEATURING TRICK DADDY
Whats Happnin!
Producer(s): Beat-in-Azz
Writer(s): M. Crooms, D. Holmes, E. Jackson, M. Young
Publisher(s): Collipark Music, EWC Publishing, Da Crippler Publishing, First-N-Gold/Trick-N-Rick adm. by First-N-Gold
Genre: R&B/HIP-HOP
Label/Catalog Number: TVT 2487 (CD promo)
Source: Billboard Magazine
Originally Reviewed: April 10, 2004
The dynamic duo of crunk is at it again. As "Salt Shaker" continues its residency in the top 20 of the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart, the Ying Yang Twins deliver once more—this time with Trick Daddy. Serving as the third single from the gold-certified "Me & My Brother," "Whats Happnin!" is just the kind of track you would expect from D-Roc and Kaine. For his part, Trick Daddy drops one of his most inspired verses in years: "I'm dead kind of Chevy boy/We drive candy toys and tote guns galore/And treat the Hummer like a Tonka toy and I got shit you ***I'M RACIST***s ain't seen before." Similarly, D-Roc and Kaine trade comedic lyrics over Beat-in-Azz's apocalyptic, bass-heavy track. While the single may not have the urgency or energy of "Salt Shaker" or last year's crunk anthem "Get Low," it should have no trouble finding a home at mainstream R&B radio, particularly in the South.—RH
Whats Happnin!
Producer(s): Beat-in-Azz
Writer(s): M. Crooms, D. Holmes, E. Jackson, M. Young
Publisher(s): Collipark Music, EWC Publishing, Da Crippler Publishing, First-N-Gold/Trick-N-Rick adm. by First-N-Gold
Genre: R&B/HIP-HOP
Label/Catalog Number: TVT 2487 (CD promo)
Source: Billboard Magazine
Originally Reviewed: April 10, 2004
The dynamic duo of crunk is at it again. As "Salt Shaker" continues its residency in the top 20 of the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart, the Ying Yang Twins deliver once more—this time with Trick Daddy. Serving as the third single from the gold-certified "Me & My Brother," "Whats Happnin!" is just the kind of track you would expect from D-Roc and Kaine. For his part, Trick Daddy drops one of his most inspired verses in years: "I'm dead kind of Chevy boy/We drive candy toys and tote guns galore/And treat the Hummer like a Tonka toy and I got shit you ***I'M RACIST***s ain't seen before." Similarly, D-Roc and Kaine trade comedic lyrics over Beat-in-Azz's apocalyptic, bass-heavy track. While the single may not have the urgency or energy of "Salt Shaker" or last year's crunk anthem "Get Low," it should have no trouble finding a home at mainstream R&B radio, particularly in the South.—RH
