Double Up – R. KellyMay 29th, 2007 or iTunes Price: $9.99 Genre: R&B/Soul Released: May 29, 2007 Customer Ratings (140 Ratings)
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Double Up – R. KellyView More By R. Kelly Our ReviewRiding high off a string of brilliant cameo appearances on hit singles and remixes, R. Kelly has delivered an album brimming with confidence and chock full of everything that we love about the idiosyncratic “king of r’n’b.” On Double Up, Kelly takes the multi-character concept of his “Trapped In the Closet” opus to new heights with “Real Talk,” “Best Friend,” and “Same Girl,” all of which highlight his singular talent for turning casual conversation into epic r’n’b poetry. And then, of course, there’s his superhuman ability with a double entendre. In Kelly’s hands, a song called “The Zoo” is not about a visit to the panda exhibit, and when he sings about having a “Sweet Tooth,” rest assured he’s not asking for a Whitman’s Sampler. The album’s slew of collaborations with hip-hop’s current crop of hitmakers highlight Kelly’s ability to complement any given partner and add a much-needed splash of personality to the often-bland landscape of today’s r’n’b. A master stylist, his unmistakable singing, songwriting, and well-honed persona make Kelly one of the few must-hear artists on the contemporary pop scene.. Customer ReviewsDouble Up (5 stars)Awesome from beginning to end! Track 1 is the perfect intro to this great cd and swizz kills the beat. Tracks 2-4 are straight club bangers while 5-7 are typical Kells R&B. Then we go into the great singles I'm A Flirt Remix and Same Girl. Then we got Real Talk which is Kells singing... well real talk with a girl. Track 11 is a good collaboration with Huey {A.K. A. Mr. Pop, Lock and Drop It}. Huey actually flows on the track. Then w Pick and Choose... (4 stars) the songs you purchase on here. There are definitly some very good songs, but there are also some tracks that you just will not want to hear. I recommend that you purchase the entire album because although half the tracks on here are not very good, there are still 6-8 songs on here that are at least pretty good. There are a lot of big name collabos on this album, including Swizz Beatz, Snoop Dogg, Nelly, Chamillionaire, T.I., T-Pain, Ush Good (4 stars) This is a nice album by Kelly. Some songs are good, some are great, and some are so unbelievably awful they make me want to cry. For Instance, Sex Planet is just ridiculous. It's terrible in just about every way imaginable, and the title is an unsubtle hint to the content of the song. However, I think that four songs are excellent. These songs are: Double Up, Get Dirty, I'm a Flirt and Same Girl. Double Up is a club song reminiscent of " BiographyBorn: January 08, 1967 in Chicago, ILGenre: R&B/Soul Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s Urban R&B producer/vocalist/multi-instrumentalist/songwriter R. Kelly and his supporting band Public Announcement began recording in 1992 at the tail end of the new jack swing era, yet he was able to keep much of its sound alive while remaining commercially successful. While he created a smooth, professional mixture of hip-hop beats, soul-man crooning, and funk, the most distinctive element of Kelly's music is its explicit carnality. He was able to make songs like "Sex Me," "Bump n' Grind," "Your...
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