Jeezy opens “TM:103” by stating the obvious to the blocks and blogs, they’ve been “waiting on 103.
Which songs on Young Jeezy’s “Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition” are among his best work? Here’s our Twitter-length track-by-track review. Let’s just hope that “TM104” doesn’t take as long to see the light of day. “TM103” may not be as consistently entertaining as Jeezy’s earlier work, but the man hasn’t lost a step, either. “I betcha feel like the whole world hatin’ on you/But what’s the holdup? The whole world waiting on you,” Jeezy tells himself on “F.A.M.E.,” the album’s best cut.Įxclusive: Young Jeezy Talks ‘TM:103’ Album, Clothing Line Expansion The album features a strong mix of solo cuts (“Nothing,” “What I Do (Just Like That”) and guest stars ( Jay-Z and Andre 3000 on “I Do,” Jill Scott on “Trapped”) that’s reminiscent of Jeezy’s debut, “Let’s Get It: Thug Motivation 101.” Yet the rapper has subtly improved his wordplay and expanded his thematic reach, while sticking to his specialties of inspiring the masses and flipping off detractors. Still, “TM103” finds Jeezy clearly reinvigorated, and ready to redefine the hard-hitting sound that he rode to prominence in 2005. 20, the album may be arriving too late to make an impact on many Christmas wish lists. “Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition” hits shelves after months of non-starter singles and album delays with a final release date of Dec. The past three years have been a curious period in Young Jeezy’s career, a glaring example of the label drama hip-hop artists are forced to endure on.
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