Young Jeezy Go Getta Video

Music Video

Young Jeezy - Go Getta

Next Video ->

Sammie - Come With Me

Views: 14350

Rated: 4.5 out of 5 with 93 votes

Added: 2007-02-10

<- Previous Video

Aventura - Los Infieles

Views: 22898

Rated: 4.4 out of 5 with 133 votes

Added: 2007-02-09

Young Jeezy - Go Getta Music Video

Send "Go Getta" Ringtone to your Cell

Rate Video

Rating

4.5 / 5 Stars with 168 Votes and 24556 Hits

Video Url

Snatch This/Embed | Send to Friend! | Digg / MySpace Profile | Report

Young Jeezy - Go Getta MySpace Code

Just copy and paste the code for the background you would like into the "About Me" or "I'd Like To Meet" section of your Edit Profile section on Myspace. Add Young Jeezy - Go Getta Music Video Code to MySpace , HI5, Xanga, Friendster, your blog or anywhere else you can place html code. You can get more music video codes by visiting any other video clip on our site. To see the embeddable code click Snatch This right below the video.

Young Jeezy - Go Getta Song Review

Young Jeezy is the Tony Robbins of coke dealing: On the follow-up to the multiplatinum Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101, he offers powder-game hopefuls more practical advice ("Jeezy likes to mix Arm & Hammer with his coke," from "J.E.E.Z.Y.") and motivational slogans ("We gonna trap all day and play all night - this is the life of a go getta," delivered by hook man R. Kelly on "Go Getta"). Despite his unsubtle nickname - Snowman - the Atlanta rapper's flow is warm and distinctly Southern, with drawled rhymes delivered at a near-molasses pace.

Jeezy's main asset is his oddball charm. He uses his trademark interjections ("Yeaaahhh," "Ayyy," "ha-ha," etc.) to offer a director's commentary on his gritty, cinematic tales; on the club jam "Three a.m. in tha Mornin'," he brags, daffily, that he's had so much Grey Goose that he's "higher than a pelican." "Three a.m. in tha Mornin'" also has the hardest-knocking beat on a disc full of jeep-shakers: a weird and amazing Timbaland-produced jam, with monster synths that will make your speakers sound at least forty percent more expensive than they actually are. Several tracks are built around the swelling, orchestral sound that powered T.I.'s "What You Know" - including the postmortem fantasy "Bury Me a G" and the single "I Luv It," which was actually produced by "What You Know" knob-turner DJ Toomp. If there's one problem, it's the lack of surprises. Jeezy once called this album Thug Motivation 102, and you kind of wish the second-semester class was more challenging than the first.

JONATHAN RINGEN