But the return to his old label "Disturbing
Tha Peace "was the only right decision, the
Chingy's career will save well.
The album prozt downright before good beats and strong
Lyrics.
As Push-Up featurings were among others
Ludacris, Bobby Valentino, Rick Ross and Amerie
arranged, and all seems to work.
I the first release "Fly like Me", together
with Amerie, is indeed in my opinion not the
strongest song on the album released, but needed
probably Amerie again a single in the charts.
Much more to Chingy sounds probably the song "Hate it or
Love it ", and the right at the start with a hard beat
catchy hook is presented.
Likewise, "kick drum", "All Abroad" and "Roll on em"
along with Rick Ross, put then on where Chingy years ago
has ceased.
Good and above all danceable beats to rap were cooler,
and are now back his trademark.
As a tip you just have the low-tempo song
"How We Feel" mention.
Together with Anthony Hamilton is from a class
RnB track the most absolute of Chingy's "One Call Away"
recalls and just gets under your skin.
Overall, one can say that his career Chingy
has probably moved again in the right light, and a
quick comeback probably nothing stands in the way.
"Hate it or Love it" is the new album, but the
Most will probably love it.
