Kelly (who wrote and produced the radio-ready 'Gangsta Girl') and Ludacris (who leads off 'Down South,' a standout shout-out to the South's finest). Here, five years later in 2003, they're budding songsmiths with enough industry influence to reign in big-money unit-movers like R. When they began, back in 1998, they were middling down-South gangsta rappers spitting game about money they probably didn't have. What is new here, however, is Mannie Fresh's continual development as a producer, and the duo's continual development as songwriters. It always has been, and probably always will be. They're still rapping about the Cash Money lifestyle - one of luxury characterized by a boisterous gangsta stance and firm ghetto roots, and stacks of greenbacks. The Big Tymers don't really have anything new to say on Big Money Heavyweight. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs.
