Best Of Both Worlds

Despite the star power and as hyped-up, the mano mano between YR B & R. Kelly and Master rap heavyweights Jay-Z is not what fans could expect. Hub makes this CD wobble dangerously close to being a little more than a macho vanity project. Presumably the original intentions were good. After all, R. and Jay are together "Fiesta" was a slice of playa-ladle lot of fun, but long-term project, which stars recorded their parts separately, bit disjointed and boring. Instead of R & B and rap to new heights by showing the best of both worlds once again that sex (Figure) is the only thing on the mind of R. Kelly's and Jay-Z can probably rhyme in his sleep. There are times tolerable, to the title track, which offers brand melodies R. Kelly's scanning and mind deadpan Jay-Z, but even though some hooks and poignant observations can not apologize for offending youth cuts like "Honey" and "* P ** y." The best of both worlds? Not far from there. - Amy Linden

Details of the album

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