Name: Get Big [PA]
Brand: E1 Entertainment
SKU: 473001
Price: 21.46 USD
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Get Big [Parental Advisory]

Rating

Album: Get Big
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Sold Out
2)	Get Big - (featuring Tipsy)
3)	M.I.A.
4)	Get 'Em Love - (featuring Jim Jones)
5)	Skit (Lil Duval)
6)	Hell of a Night - (featuring Quamecia Leonard)
7)	In the Morning - (featuring Tomeka Pearl)
8)	Handcuffs - (featuring Slim Thug)
9)	Breakfast in Bed - (featuring Ray J)
10)	Ahh Yeah
11)	Hood Chick Fetish - (featuring Yo Gotti)
12)	Freaky - (featuring Tomeka Pearl)
13)	Trouble
14)	My Name - (featuring Britney Starr)
15)	Si Si I Like
16)	Way Better - (featuring Juvenile)

Album: Get Big
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Sold Out
2)	Get Big - (featuring Tipsy)
3)	M.I.A.
4)	Get 'Em Love - (featuring Jim Jones)
5)	Skit (Lil Duval)
6)	Hell of a Night - (featuring Quamecia Leonard)
7)	In the Morning - (featuring Tomeka Pearl)
8)	Handcuffs - (featuring Slim Thug)
9)	Breakfast in Bed - (featuring Ray J)
10)	Ahh Yeah
11)	Hood Chick Fetish - (featuring Yo Gotti)
12)	Freaky - (featuring Tomeka Pearl)
13)	Trouble
14)	My Name - (featuring Britney Starr)
15)	Si Si I Like
16)	Way Better - (featuring Juvenile)

Performer Notes

Photographer: Shane Kislack.
Dorrough goes from singles-pimping boss to true album artist on his second set, the well-built and entertaining Get Big. His growth as a lyric writer is notable as the numerous punch lines and boasts are well-placed, but the big win here is his ability to go deeper than before and communicate the ghetto heartache with key tracks like "Trouble." Still, fans who came here to party in that "Ice Cream Paint Job" style get massive club tracks like the Nitti-produced title track plus the down-and-dirty "Hood Chick Fetish," which comes with a Yo Gotti guest shot just so things are extra dirty, extra South. A big surprise is the hypnotic bit of tranquility called "M.I.A.," as it uses the Auto-Tune device not for vocal perfection but for a kind of trippy, spaceman effect you'd expect more from Kid Cudi or others in the backpackers set. A triple threat of closing songs kicks off with "My Name" and its infectious hook plus laugh-out-loud lines ("I can take you back to the Motorola pager"), then the ridiculous plus fun "Si Si I Like" gives all a taste of a hypothetical Dorrough Tell `Em before "Way Better" proves the man can hold his own swaggering alongside Juvenile. Get Big indeed. ~ David Jeffries

Professional Reviews

XXL (Magazine) (p.130) - "Infectious hooks over monstrous beats seems to be Dorrogh's formula to keep a crowd moving."