Suga, D-Shot, Legit, The Click legends in this shit (LEGENDS) (Who was it?) Me and my uncle Saint Charles Sold hundreds of thousands of records without no video or airplay (What’chu bring?) Out the trunk independently At the end of the day though song the album’s shrinkwrap declares the “hit single” off of “Day Shift” is a 4:44 long epic solo song called “All I Need.”Īsk Master P and Birdman what I brought to the table The Jacka is the only name who gets misused – there’s nothing wrong with the DJ Toure produced “Everyday Is a Weekend” per se but Jacka’s not insignificant fanbase would probably prefer he did more than just the chorus. says he’s “a fixture, a factor (and) more than a rapper.” Gucci Mane gets in the mix on the Prohoezak produced “Whip it Up,” a whining siren warning listeners that the duo are pharmaceutical street stars. joins Dem Hoodstarz on the heavy bass and finger-snapping beat of “Outta Control,” where 40 declares himself “fetti fiznetchin, cheddar checkin, yokin, mary-ju-wana smokin (and) desert eagle totin” while F.A.B. That’s not to say there aren’t a few heavyweight players making contributions. That percentage may seem heavily skewed but on the first disc E-40 easily outshines all but Too $hort on the Vincent VT produced “Bitch” – possibly the most natural Short Dawg song title of all time.
“Day Shift” breaks down as featuring guest stars 12 out of 19 tracks and Stevens going solo on 7 out of 19. Really a good dude, but he can get shrewed” Stapled, removed, soil tested and block approved Touch any of my loved ones and get stamped (stamped) Stay dedicated and faithful to my camp (what about yo’ camp?) Goon up and get tuned up, rubbed off, erase-ted “Prepare for the hatred, with my problem solver my patriot On the “Day Shift” half of his new opus, E wastes no time laying game down over a Droop-E beat to declare that he’s “Back in Business.” So long as Stevens’ stays consistent, so will his album sales. E-40’s cult following has grown over the years like Earl’s wasteline, and the portly pimp of Vallejo knows how to appeal to that fanbase – keep it Yay Area and hella gangsta. Make no mistake about it – they WILL chart. Unofficially “Revenue Retrievin'” is a double album, but when they chart on Billboard they’ll go up separately. E-40 is “Revenue Retrievin'” around the clock, which is why he’s grinding on the “Day Shift” with one hustle and on the “Night Shift” with more muscle. For the first time since Nelly did it back in 2004, a major hip-hop artist has dropped two separate but related albums on the same day at the same time. Earl Stevens is back a little over a year after dropping “The Ball Street Journal” late in 2008, and like always he’s doing it major, but this time he’s doing it EXTRA major.
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