Kaz Presents The Dream - 1977 [Review]

Mr. Terius Nash better known as The Dream released what he called a "free album" but in the hip hop world that's known as a mixtape. However Kaz of The DP Mosby Show delivers her fresh take on the project. Check it out after the jump!

1977 : The Dream Mixtape Review

It starts off as the “classic” Dream; falsetto and hopeless love. But has this little nigga become a sour apple bitter bitch? Used to Be and Long Gone are spent with him giving empty threats and nagging about what his woman ain’t doing. “Scream out Fuck Me! but don’t fuck me oh hell to the nah.” Stop crying. Thank the One above for Big Sean saving Ghetto. Sean had a good day on this feature. “Bend over let a real nigga taste that fuck around and might need a placemat”, he spits. No pun intended.

Terius Nash or whatever he wants to call himself needs to sit his ass all the way down. You have a high-pitched soft nigga voice. You are not a gangster. Rolex and This Shit Real Nigga should have been scrapped and burned. The ashes of their remains should have been flushed down the toilet. Stop it.

Casha sounds like another Nivea or Christina Milian. This little nigga just will not learn. Marriage and loving these hoes is not his strength. He gets divorced like every 7 months. Leave these hoes alone, Mr. Nash. Maybe without all of that pollution in your life you can give us another great album.

Stop fucking with me, woman!

Delivered Fresh via Kaz (The DP Mosby Show)