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george | columbus, IN | 12/09/2004

(2 out of 5 stars)

"When I found out Yung Wun was signed to Swizz Beatz label Full Surface, i couldn't wait for the album to hit stores. I've been waiting since May, and FINALLY it dropped.Yung Wun tore up the Ruff Ryder volume 2 album w/ 3 classic tracks on there. then droped some bars on "Some South S***" from Volume 3. After hearing all this, i heard his debut single " Tear it Up". the song was crazy! When i saw the album was finally droppin, i HAD to buy it. I did right after school. So i put the album into cd player and expected fire. SUCKS! hardly any swizz producing, only 4 bangers, at most. I tried to tell ya, tear it up, yung wun anthem, and cadillac doors are the only good tracks. save your money, dont buy it, download tear it up. HOLLA

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dro baby | 03/26/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"dirtiest thirstiest was a pretty good album from yung wun. which has alot of songs that is superb."

Yung Wun The Dirtiest Thirstiest good record

joe larkin | pa | 03/20/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Yung Wun

The Dirtiest Thirstiest













What young Atlanta scrapper Yung Wun lacks in songwriting polish, he more than makes up for with his raucous energy. His debut is a relentless assault of head-smacking, Swizz Beatz-assisted funk and an arsenal of shrieks, barks and growls: "Tear it Up" imagines the rowdiest halftime celebration of all time as Yung Wun and guests DMX, Lil' Flip and David Banner trade grunts over a swinging marching-band beat. On "Yung Wun Anthem," he screams autobiography over police sirens and synth horns, and even his moments of honest introspection ("Remember dreams as a kid? I don't sleep no mo'" he spits regretfully on "Starvin' & Robbin'") are punctuated by rabid shouts. The perfect soundtrack for those who fear quiet.



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