Superb production on this cut with an informative story line – the audience can actually hear her point come across without a lot of expletives.   And BoomthaVixen actually paid attention to the timing of the cut as she got in and out of the song without preaching to the chorus.  Nice background adlibs are mixed well as they do not bleed into the lead’s spitting and do not over crowd the verses or hook.  There is some static lacing the lead’s vocal, but that is a minor issue.  My FAV part is point 1:39 to 1:43 – crazy nice flow – the spits are dropping on the perfect down beat of the music and the breaks are positioned in the right spot to show the attitude of the line.  Flawless!  If Lil Kim and Left Eye were to have a baby, BoomthaVixen’s rap vocal technique would be their love child.

OOOOOOooooooooo SHIT!!!!! Fuck a critic, this shit go hard!!! Fwm!

Love the voice, the lyrics. The production quality is great. I really liked the vibe that I got from her very, "Matter of Fact" tone through the entire song. She really let's you HEAR how she feels about, the situation and the person she is questioning. It really make's the whole song just, pop and I wanted to hear what she was going to sing next. I give this one a 10+.

The battle of the sexes has another memorable edition. The music is great.  I especially like the reverbed Middle Eastern sounding vocal in the chorus background. This sort of counter melody is often used gregariously in hip hop but here it is tastefully done. The beat nods to west coast legends like DJ Quik & E-40.  I can imagine these legends on an ‘answer’ record or back & forth with Boom on a remix. The track could do with a tad more presence via more time spent on the EQ & compression. Arguably a tad more saturation may be welcome. The snare / hand claps could have a tad more presence. The beat is still very listenable though. Both vocal & delivery wise Boom has talent in abundance. She evokes the spirit of the late, great Lisa ‘Left Eye’ Lopes but I do not get the feeling that this is a case of being a copycat. With a more radio-ready mix this could follow in the footsteps of Queen Latifah’s ‘U.N.I.T.Y.’ & Kelis’ ‘Caught out There’ as a classic tale of a woman scorned.

I love the way the production has an old flow and vibe to it with an upbeat and fast rhythm to it that's very laid back and it's something you can see yourself vibing too. The beat is is absolutely amazing!! The whole song is great. 

The song is catchy the vocals are dynamic (her voice grabs your attention with is high pitch) the lyrical flow was cool, content a bit ratchet but I really like the song. S/O to Boom for being daring uncaring and expressive.

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