On the song '69,' T-Pain, once more, requests to fulfill another fantasy with his girl. The production is laced with heavy drums as well as Disturbing Tha Peace's Shawnna's 'ewws' and 'awws,' along with fast paced lyrical skills. 'Buy U A Drank' is like Crispy Crème donuts: no matter how many you eat, if you're offered another, you take it.Īnother addictive song is 'Backseat Action.' This song covers T-Pain's deep discussion with his girl about having relations everywhere that she desires and, damnit, now it's time for him to get one of his fantasies fulfilled. Apparently, there is one chick there that is so bad that he wants to buy her a drink and then take her home with him (woo whoo, lucky chick). I know, it sounds redundant, but that night must have been ladies free, because he didn't have to get with the bartender. He explains in this song how he just quit his chick, and now it's time to meet a new friend, while 'Buy U A Drank' is T-Pain's description of a night at the club. 'Bartender' is T-Pain's ode to the bartender who is badder than all the other chicks in the club.

The mood of the album is 'party all the time.' Tracks like 'Bartender' and 'Buy U A Drank' can get the most rythemless person on the dance floor. His newest release, Epiphany, is filled with plenty of guilty pleasures. However, most people don't necessarily want to admit that they like his music. What makes T-Pain special is the fact that he uses an infectious synthesized voice and crafts feel good, ghetto gospels that are hard not to hum along to. Who would have known that a couple of years later, he would still have a career. However, a lot of people were hating on that song. When 'I'm Sprung,' by T-Pain, first dropped, radio stations played it over and over across the country.

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