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    Lloyd Banks – Return of the PLK Mixtape Review

    Gang Green

    Despite continued dominance of the mixtape market with titles like Return of the Body Snatchers and Elephant in the Sand, not to mention G-Unit’s Records least-promoted album to date, T.O.S., selling over 100,000 physical copies in its first week in stores, people on the internet love to hate G-Unit.

    Lloyd Banks, G-Unit’s thorough lyricist, is back to remind the world why he won “Mixtape Artist of the Year” at Justo’s Mixtape Awards in 2003. Oh yea – and to remind the rap game that G-Unit cannot be touched.

    The naysayers seemed to have sparked a new hunger in G-Unit’s resident punchline king, Lloyd Banks. Over a collection of classic, grimy New York city instrumentals, Banks makes his case for a spot in your Top 5 List.

    I think Banks deserves consideration. Take “718 Nigga” as an example where Lloyd flexes his lyrical muscle and seemingly aims some of the industries biggest players.

    “Your girl look like a gremlin and mine like a dime
    In a stiletto or a Timberland she’ll pop up on your mind”

    Kanye showing off his new Louis backpack

    “I’m nothing like these other niggas, all my clothes fit
    And I don’t walk around wearing bags like a chick”

    Lupe with his board & bag.

    “All these niggas want nice things Bentley and Range’d out
    And I ain’t seen Lupe with his board since he came out
    I bet he traded that in for some wheels
    Cause the shapes change every couple years and they ill
    It might not be necessary that’s just how I feel
    Nigga you don’t like me die slow, pop a pill”

    Bloggers aren’t even safe from Banks lyrical onslaught on Return of the PLK. On “It’s My Time:”

    “Critic – my content happens every day where I grew up
    Don’t be a dumb blogger, nigga are you high of what?

    The punchlines come steady in every song and Banks effort to constantly switch flows is appreciated. That’s what makes such a threat. He can deliver witty punchlines and out-flow the majority of the industry.  His voice is distinct, too. I’ll leave you with some lyrics from “Finally:”

    You don’t even ride right/and I’m a coach/
    I put hands on you/Bob Knight
    You fucking roach/I’m talking toast/I got my mind right
    So don’t get close/You’ll overdose on this hard white

    It’s crack! Check out Top 5 And Better Series: Return of the PLK and let me know what you think! You can download Lloyd Banks new mixtape for free at Thisis50.

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    No Responses to “Lloyd Banks – Return of the PLK Mixtape Review”

    1. iampilot says:

      the song “flatline ” on the mixtape is so sick.

    2. first track on the mixtape…sick indeed

    3. . says:

      BANKS IF FOR SURE TOP 5. STRAIGHT FIRE FROM START TO END.

    4. ganggreen111 says:

      Bank$ kills everything movin on Without You
      GUNIT ALL DAY!!!!

    5. Ryan Santos says:

      I call it how see it and i see it out the bema and my metal tag along picture me without the nina ima thousand times cleaner and my chick thick as trina and my grip is my main girl don’t shit come between us…man i floss like the souties top five in the 40 i driveby with ur shorty like haha record me……..he’s fuckin the best out at this mixtape shit man niggas b haten hard Track 4 Call It how i see it

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