Thrill da Playa Presents: Dunks 'N D's features a number of Southern rap artists performing some of their more recognized anthems. In particular, the emphasis here is on rather profane depictions of sexuality. This sort of exploitation does seem to be lighthearted in its intention, though -- if that makes a difference. Either way, get ready for some raw music. These rappers are indeed blunt. Some of the more noteworthy moments include Tear da Club Up Thugs' "Slob on My Knob," Skull Duggery's "Blazin," Luke and the 69 Boyz's ...
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Thrill da Playa Presents: Dunks 'N D's features a number of Southern rap artists performing some of their more recognized anthems. In particular, the emphasis here is on rather profane depictions of sexuality. This sort of exploitation does seem to be lighthearted in its intention, though -- if that makes a difference. Either way, get ready for some raw music. These rappers are indeed blunt. Some of the more noteworthy moments include Tear da Club Up Thugs' "Slob on My Knob," Skull Duggery's "Blazin," Luke and the 69 Boyz's "Strokin'," and Trill da Playa's "Don't Stop, Get It Get It." Not recommended to the faint-hearted, the elderly, or feminists. Conservative upper-class white parent-types with daughters probably won't appreciate this much either. [The clean version of this album attempts to censor any and all moments of profanity. You can still use syntactical clues to derive semantic meaning, though, despite the missing words.] ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi
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