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Don't Feed Da Animals (Parental Advisory),Gorilla Zoe

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Gorilla Zoe
Released 2009

I Got It [feat. Big Block] (Explicit Album Version)
04:03
90,714 plays

What It Is [feat. Rick Ross & Kollosus] (Explicit Album Version)
03:28
89,173 plays

HelluvaLife [feat. Gucci Mane & OJ Da Juiceman] (Explicit Album Version)
03:24
66,366 plays

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- 1
- Untamed Gorilla [feat. JC] (Explicit Album Version)
- 03:30
- 58,277 plays

- 2
- What It Is [feat. Rick Ross & Kollosus] (Explicit Album Version)
- 03:28
- 89,173 plays

- 3
- Dope Boy (Explicit Album Version)
- 04:07
- 49,518 plays

- 4
- Lost (Explicit Album Version)
- 04:48
- 109,572 plays

- 5
- I'm Dumb (Explicit Album Version)
- 04:57
- 48,208 plays

- 6
- S*** On 'Em (Explicit Album Version)
- 03:38
- 37,326 plays

- 7
- Hood Clap (Explicit Album Version)
- 03:24
- 35,563 plays

- 8
- HelluvaLife [feat. Gucci Mane & OJ Da Juiceman] (Explicit Album Version)
- 03:24
- 66,366 plays

- 9
- I Got It [feat. Big Block] (Explicit Album Version)
- 04:03
- 90,714 plays

- 10
- Watch Me [feat. Yung Chris] (Explicit Album Version)
- 03:50
- 33,053 plays

- 11
- Man I (Explicit Album Version)
- 03:38
- 37,463 plays

- 12
- Talk Back [feat. Ebonylove & Roxy Reynolds] (Explicit Album Version) (Feat. Ebony Love & Roxy Reynolds)
- 03:49
- 29,848 plays

- 13
- So Sick (Explicit Album Version)
- 04:14
- 37,122 plays

- 14
- Echo (Explicit Album Version)
- 03:58
- 193,506 plays

album review

With his coarse voice and claim to be "A-Town's Hannibal," rapper Gorilla Zoe came on the scene as a fine alternative to Rick Ross. His breakthrough single, the thug anthem "Hood N****," made perfect sense, but then a guest shot on Yung Joc's quirky hit "Coffee Shop" seems to have knocked something loose. At its best, his sophomore release Don't Feed Da Animals is a bold, "Coffee Shop"-inspired attempt to try something different within the realm of gangsta rap. At its worst, it's redundant, or more likely, cringe-worthy. While "Hood Clap" and the handful of other attempts to re-create "Hood N****" are easy enough to ignore, it is tracks like "S*** on 'Em" that really hurt with their "I doo-doo/I pooh pooh/I s*** on 'em" choruses. Elsewhere "They give me no answers/Following the wise/But they're walking in Pampers" drags down "Lost," a heartfelt song about loneliness that would work splendidly if it wasn't for the diaper talk. Things heat up in the second half as "Man I" does the Mike Jones and "Back Then" thing in style. Then there are the three Drumma Boy productions, two of which -- "I Got It" and "Watch Me" -- are the usual club crushers, hook-filled and infectious as always. It's their third collaboration, the ambitious, Akon-sized closer "Echo," that really satisfies and makes the listener wish the previous set of admirable but flawed tracks had been given one more rewrite, preferably with fewer references to doo-doo and pooh. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide