Obviously, Twista's not breaking down any walls with his wordplay on Kamikaze, but along the way he kicks over a few garbage cans while letting Kanye West, Toxic and the rest of his production crew move some crowds and elevate their status, one slow jam at a time.Kaley Cuoco is the latest star supporting Pete Davidson after Kanye West appeared to bury him alive in the music video for his new song, Eazy.The Praise God rapper, 44, sparked intense backlash for the clip, released earlier this week, with fans branding it вЂdisgustingвЂ™.The Saturday Night Live star вЂ“ who is currently dating YeвЂ™s ex-wife Kim Kardashian вЂ“ has yet to address the video publicly, but a string of famous faces have lined up to defend him on social media, including pal James Gunn.Taking to Twitter, the Suicide Squad director penned: вЂFor the record, Pete Davidson is one of the nicest, sweetest guys I know.В вЂA truly generous, tender & funny spirit, he treats everyone around him with respect.вЂ™The CommentsBењњelebs Instagram account highlighted that Kim had вЂlikedвЂ™ his post, sharing a screenshot on their official page вЂ“ where Kaley also slipped in to add her name to his supporters.Sliding into the comments below, the Big Bang Theory actress simply wrote: вЂFact вќ¤пёЏ.вЂ™The pair have grown close since working on the upcoming comedy, Meet Cute, which wrapped last year.Pete has been embroiled in drama with Kanye over the last few months, following his budding relationship with Kim.Things have escalated in recent weeks, with the dad-of-four taking aim at the comedian in now-deleted Instagram posts, branding him a d**khead and begging for his ex-wife back.The Grammy-winner was met with fury this week when he released the music video for Eazy, and could be seen burying the actor in animated scenes.вЂGod saved me from the crash, just so I can beat Pete DavidsonвЂ™s ass,вЂ™ he rapped as the accompanying video showed his animated character dragging what appeared to be a restrained Pete with a bag over his head.After removing the bag

The song, laced with a beat worthy of an NBA introduction ceremony, features strong verses from Freeway, Memphis Bleek and Young Chris, until Twista swoops in to smoke to whatever's left of the ominous beat. Kamikaze ends with one last Roc-A-Fella posse cut, 'Art & Life'. Dre-impersonation you'll hear this side of Scott Storch. 'Drinks' compares fine ladies to- naturally- alcoholic beverages while Toxic, who produces nearly half the album, provides the best Dr. Good thing The Gap already raped the beauty of that song. On the strip-club anthem 'Sunshine', Twista nearly pisses all over what little respect he's gathered to date, sampling Bill Withers' luminescent 'Lovely Day'. Thankfully, Cee-Lo's shimmering chorus saves this borderline piffle. Granted, any rap song that gives a hopeful shoutout to Christopher Reeve's ability to walk is going to seem strangely off-putting. Elsewhere, the vaguely uplifting (but ultimately perfunctory) 'Hope' fills Twista's 'sensitive thug' prerequisite. Bombastic strings, heart-rattling urgency, and Twista's sharpest punchlines make it the star of the record. Topics like these have been drained of what little juice they might have had by, among others, the nefarious Nelly.ДЄside from 'Slow Jamz', Kanye's production appears twice more, on 'One Last Time', and later, on 'Overnight Celebrity', which outdoes his previous crate-digging by jacking Lenny Williams' 70s Motown hit ''Cause I Love You'.

Kelly event 'So Sexy'), a sequel to a song no one's heard ('Still Feels So Good') and another about rims ('Like a 24', featuring T.I., who also has a single about rims in rotation right now- sadly, his are only 22's). And if Kamikaze isn't an absolute abomination, its scope quickly reveals itself as limited: three songs about female ass (including the hilarious 'Badunkadunk' and the R. While Twista could rely solely on his ridiculous verbal agility on posse cuts like Memphis Bleek's classic 'Is That Your Bitch?', he hasn't got it in him to sustain an entire album. Unfortunately, based on the immediately quotable couplet, 'Got a light-skinned friend look like Michael Jackson/ Got a dark-skinned friend look like Michael Jackson,' Kanye outshines him completely. This aside, Twista (formerly Tung Twista) sports perhaps the most dexterous flow since mid-90s Busta, and on 'Slow Jamz', he wraps his voice around a supremely accelerated Burt Bacharach-penned sample.

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