Born to Reign
by
Will Smith
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studio album
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Jun 25 2002

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  • Jun 25 2002

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4 stars Good but Not Great
I think this album is good, but Will seems to have matured even more than his past G-rated albums. He totally killed some of these song by adding Tra-Knox to them. They stop the rap part of Will Smith. Gettin Jiggy With It, Miami, Will2k didn't have boy band backround singers in the backround. How the beat Goes, I can't Stop, and Black Party were good at first but when Tra-Knox started it's slow singing i lost interest. Will does an excellent job concidering he was working with Tra-Knox, but if …
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3 stars Not His Best But Okay
I am a Will Smith fan so I expected a lot from this album. I was a bit disappointed when I first heard it but after a while some tracks started to grow on me. He's flow is a bit slow on this particular album but the lyrics are just okay. My favorite track on the album is the Nod Ya Head remix. The original is wack! Other favorite songs are "Block Party","How Da Beat Goes On" and "1000 Kisses". Tra-Knox on every song is a bit annoying but they can sing.
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Born to Reign 15 tracks format: 1 x CD
record label: Sony
release dates: Jun 25 2002
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Born to Reign 14 tracks format: 1 x CD
release dates: Jun 25 2002
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