And it's the reason he's droning 'Go baby, you're so wavy/ I ain't never felt this way about no lady' over Eric Hudson's poor-man's-Rodney-Jerkins back beat on 'By My Side' alongside Ne-Yo. He's painfully ill-suited for the spotlight, but he can't seem to shake his confused thirst for superstardom and the big royalty checks it is supposed to bring, which is probably part of the reason why The Last Kiss comes equipped with two versions of 'the Pharrell song,' ('Stress Ya'and 'Rockin With the Best') the first sounding like a bleepy retread of 'Can I Have It Like That?' and the second sporting the kind of lounge-R&B cheese Pharrell was peddling to Snoop in 2006 (think 'Let's Get Blown.') It's why DJ Khaled's screaming neon synthesizers strafe across a song called 'Grind Hard', which is saddled with perhaps the most limp, unmemorable hook Mary J. So obviously we know who can shell out a better album, and who can spit fire on mixtapes (even though Buck doesn't fail in that department either, Banks just does it a little better).To be fair, Jada is just as likely complicit the anonymous mess that is The Last Kiss as anyone. and Banks was the one who won Mixtape Artist of the Year last year.

but as someone stated before, I think it was a little underproduced. There are a lot of tight songs on the album. Not great or anything ground-breaking, but sweet nonetheless. Who isn't feeling that Kanye West produced track on his CD? Jada has proved that he's a slick cat and he's a big player in the game right now, so hearing what I heard on this album sort of let me down in a sense. But, let's be honest, it could be a lot better. Sure, there are great songs on the album, don't get me wrong. Why? Because he should have put better production into it. To be honest, I was disappointed with Jada's album.

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