Waka Flocka Goes “Hard in the Paint’ & Now He’s Not Wack? What!? (Listen & Download)

Posted by Nathan S. on 06/22/10 | Filed under Top Stories, Downloads, Waka Flocka

You people are killing me. And by "you people" I mean everyone who spent the last two months crapping on Waka Flocka as a talentless, one-hit wonder, and then pulled a 180 and started saying, "you know, he's not so bad' after he proved he's got at least one more hit up his proverbial sleeve with his new cut "Hard in the Paint". I'm sorry, what exactly changed? This is basically just "O Let's Do It" part two, only not as addictive. The beat is an absolute monster, the hook's painfully catchy, and Mr. Flame's rhymes are elementary school basic.

How about you either stop fronting and admit you were banging "O Let's Do It" just like you're gonna bang "Hard in the Paint", even if it is a guilty pleasure, or continue to insist he's the epitome of what's wrong with hip-hop and don't play his music. You can't have it both ways. As for me, I"m ignoring this until Rick Ross inevitably freestyles over the beat. You know it's coming.

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Go hard in the paint like Glen Davis right now and listen to the track below. Oh, like you're surprised I pulled out a Celtics reference?

Play Waka Flocka ft. Gucci Mane - Hard in the Paint

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edubs	nothing about Glen Davis is hard no homo... no homo reference
	Posted on Jun 23, 2010

Burmy	I have but this to say...He can be a guilty pleasure for some...not close to the top level status...but as long as his presence means we never hear from OJ da Juiceman again, then I'm all for it.
	Posted on Jun 23, 2010

jaydeemorgan	I do admit I liked the beat to O Let's Do It, but that was about it. But this is horrible. Plain and simple. The lyrics are just bad and the production doesn't come close to saving it. Waka flocka and Gucci Mane make me think: how can a rapper be this bad and still be somewhat successfull?!
	Posted on Jun 23, 2010