Webbie's follow-up to the first, very successful Savage Life should have dropped the numeral 2 altogether because here the rapper sounds much sharper and significantly more mature. His mouth is still foul, his ego is still huge, and his allegiance to the game -- plus all the misogyny that comes with it -- is still strong, but there's little doubt that Webbie wants more than just hit singles. -allmusic.com

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Webbie's whiny voice is all the easier to take slowed down by Michael "5000" Watts on his fair chopped and screwed version of Savage Life. With the original album being an empty study in cockiness, there's not much to hope or look for in its screwed and chopped version. Watts chops up the choruses where you would expect and barely touches the faders or phasers, but with his announcement on "Full of Dat Sh*t" that "this one goes out to all the smokers and drinkers man," don't expect anything ...   [ read more ]

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In 2008, putting a "2" on the cover of your album meant little in the world of hip-hop. The implication that it meant "sequel" had been abused by a long line of albums where "2" just meant "we hope it sells as much as the first." Webbie's follow-up to the first, very successful Savage Life should have dropped the numeral altogether because here the rapper sounds much sharper and significantly more mature. His mouth is still foul, his ego is still huge, and his allegiance to the game -- plus all th...   [ read more ]

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