He writes about women with admiration and nothing else. He’s singing on the hook as if he’s trying to serenade the woman of his dreams. A rapper hasn’t found a momentum this good since Young Thug. It’s hard to transition from a song like “Facts” into “Fatal Attraction.” This is practically a love song a song for quiet storms. Crazy how such a heavy voice can also sound so light. He doesn’t give you room to catch your breath each song bursts into the next. Kevin Gates knows how to make a street banger. Not quite fight music, just something that makes you wish you had dreads to shake. This record hits so hard it’s full of aggression. This is Three 6 Mafia “Tear da Club Up” energy, but without the chaos. Also, the writing is so pointed and sharp. He would be the perfect street rapper for that empire. Rick Ross must regret not having Kevin Gates on MMG. The bars are raw enough to give “Bags” a sharp edge. Kevin doesn’t fumble him flow, and the melody is just sweet enough to catch the ear. The drop wasn’t the powerbomb I wanted, but the song is still arresting. They move and strike, full of electricity and without overstaying their welcome. If Post Malone sang this hook, it would be at the top of the Hot 100. I wasn’t sure about this hook, initially, but it’s gold. The production is bursting through the speakers. “ Killers in my hood know me by my first name.” Sheesh! That’s an opening line. “ I know my purpose now.” “ Taking these journeys I’m going to need an interpreter,” I like that line, a lot. If you go into this record not knowing Kevin Gates, you’ll want to trust the speaker. The passion behind every lyric fuels this sense of authenticity. There’s brilliance in how emotion is flooding the music. “ This my healing process.” He is peaking on issues with a woman. A few different flows keeping this one exciting. “ I’m a real big speaker.” That describes Kevin Gates perfectly. Gates doesn’t waste a second setting a strong tempo. This bassline is a sea monster, shaking with the force of a raging, red Gyarados. By far one of the most arresting voices in rap, made for trap music. Each song will receive my gut reaction from start to finish. ![]() Actress Ameesha Patel's real-life mother, Asha Patel, played the mother of Hrithik Roshan's character in this film.In usual 1-Listen album review fashion, the rules are the same: no skipping, no fast-forwarding, no rewinding, and no stopping.Roshan was shot at twice but survived the bullet injuries after a surgery. Spurned yet again, assassins sent by Salem made an attempt on Rakesh Roshan's life after the film's release. ![]() He had attempted another extortion ahead of the film's release by demanding overseas distribution rights for it. Underworld don Abu Salem had attempted to extort Rakesh Roshan when this film was announced in 1998.This film was listed in the Limca Book of Records for being the Hindi film to win the highest number of awards.Ameesha Patel replaced her in this film and Kareena went on debut in "Refugee" (2000). However, she walked out of the film when a misunderstanding developed between her mother, Babita Kapoor, and the film's director, Rakesh Roshan. This was supposed to be the debut film of actress Kareena Kapoor.The plot of this film was similar to two films released earlier - the Kannada film "Ratha Sapthami" (1986) and the Tamil film "Love Birds" (1996).This was Hrithik Roshan's first release but "Fiza" (2000) was the first film signed by him.They came together again for "Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage" (2002) but the film didn't succeed and they didn't work together again. This film was a blockbuster hit and launched the careers of its lead pair - Hrithik Roshan and Ameesha Patel.Rajesh Roshan won a Filmfare award for this album 25 years after his first Filmfare Award for "Julie" (1975).
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