>i dont like is a fucking classic no matter what anyone says
>and i prob need to hear the album before i say this but keef
>doesnt exactly seem like a guy with his eye on a long term rap
>career. no wonder theyve speeded the album out in time for
>christmas (wonder how many stockings keef will be in), they
>know they need to get it out while hes hot. i think they could
>actually have made a half decent album out of him with more
>time, something that played well to his limited skills, or
>something good built around what he can do, to prove that
>perhaps there is a bit more to him than we think, but i guess
>his profile is too big right now, and they wanted to cash in.
>but the industry needs one hit wonders. personally i cant see
>keef going the distance, he reminds me most of jeezy, highly
>controversial beginning, but then a slow dwindling of
>interest. i mean, does anyone care much about jeezy in 2012? i
>dont see it.


U r right in terms of the EARLY Jeezy comparisons....But let's not get silly here...

Keef can only dream of having the career that Jeezy has had...I'm not even a huge Jeezy fan like (I will admit that he has gotten much better as an MC...He used to be little than a catch phrase rapper...) But dude actually has hit singles and a couple of platinum albums in a age where going platinum is rare in the music biz, especially in hip-hop...

If Keef can have half the career that Jeezy has had then he will have the last laugh...This is, however, less than likely...