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Average Rating: Rating: - There's No Way I can Explain This Album After purchasing Nelly's first album, "Country Grammar" and the St. Lunatics' "Free City," and not being able to stop listening to it, I was really anxious for "Nellyville" to come out. And yet, what a surprise, I was disappointed thoroughly. When I first listened to the CD, I could only go up to the first nine tracks, because those were the most listenable. The album goes completely downhill after "Splurge." The last four songs except "#1" seem like they were made just for added content and not for classics. Now, with the exceptions of "Nellyville," "On The Grind," "Dilemma," "Splurge" and "Air Force Ones" I can't listen to any of the songs and I skip over tracks like crazy. I liked "Hot in Herre" as much as the next person when it first came out. Now that song is so over-played, I can't even watch the video now. And how do you know when a rapper decides not to stay hip-hop? The answer: When he does a track with the lead singer for a pop band. Now, I know that Nelly was featured in the Girlfriend Remix, which I still, to this day despise that song. So, Timberlake returns the favor...Yada Yada Yada. This song is the worst track on the album and had no business on a "hip-hop" album period. Had Nelly gotten rid of tracks such as: "Dem Boyz", "Work It," "CG2," "Say Now" and the unfunny skits, this sophomore attempt then would at least have had definite potential to top the debut album. So, unless you're a big Nelly fan, disregard this album and pick up "Free City" and "Country Grammar." Rating: - Definatly Grows on You. Wow...even though Nelly is more Pop then real hip hop i'd have to say his albums are a guilty pleasure. "Hot in Herre" was a good choice for the first single and was definatly a number one summer hit into making. It's so darn catchy! I also like "On The Grin" featuring King Jacob. It's catchy as well, with interesting beats. Kelendria (Kelly) Rowland of the phenominal Destiny's Child decides to help out with the incredibly beautiful radio-hit "Dilemma." I love the background vocals that are nice and high singing "Ohhh" every other beat. Nelly's voice is nice and calm here, showing he has a softer side. I also like how they never mention the word "Dilemma" in the whole song. I have a feeling that "Rock The Mic (Remix)" will be the next single, as it is one of the best songs on the album and features a slew of other artists. As Nelly contributed to N Sync's massive hit "Girlfriend (Neptunes Remix)", Justin Timberlake decides to return the favor..contributing to the fun and catchy "Work it." Another amusing thing about this album are the interludes. Someone tries to get Nelly's new album at a Record store and has no luck. Another one a girl is invited to this guy's house, but he doesnt have the CD (Nellyville) she wants, so she leaves. Overall I reccomend "Nellyville" to Pop fans as well as mild Hip Hop fans. I guess he wouldn't be considered real rap cause he sings, but still this album is a good listen and is a guilty pleasure. I give "Nellyville" a solid B. I also reccomend "Big Boi & Dre Present...Outkast" in addition to this. Rating: - I would have given him zero stars, but it wouldn't let me.* This is one of the worst albums I have ever heard. I really liked his first one too. Then on this one he just fell off so much. Nelly should forget rapping and try to get a job at burger king while he still can.

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