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Stupid Doo Doo Dumb (Parental Advisory),Mac Dre

- Stupid Doo Doo Dumb (Parental Advisory)
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Mac Dre
Released 1998

Let's All Get Down
03:48
9,728 plays

Stupid Doo-Doo-Dumb
05:21
9,290 plays

Real N***az
04:02
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songs

- 1
- JT's Intro
- 01:19
- 1,767 plays

- 2
- Life's A Bitch
- 06:17
- 13,005 plays

- 3
- Da Real Deal
- 04:28
- 3,337 plays

- 4
- 3C Romp
- 03:38
- 5,955 plays

- 5
- Stupid Doo-Doo-Dumb
- 05:21
- 9,290 plays

- 6
- Crest Creepers
- 04:02
- 7,795 plays

- 7
- Hoes We Like
- 04:06
- 2,812 plays

- 8
- Nothin' Correctable
- 04:54
- 2,955 plays

- 9
- Freaky Shit
- 04:43
- 2,443 plays

- 10
- Real N***az
- 04:02
- 913 plays

- 11
- Get Yo' Grits
- 04:15
- 3,125 plays

- 12
- Hoez Love It
- 03:45
- 2,619 plays

- 12
- All It Takes
- 05:01
- 3,034 plays

- 13
- I Need A Eighth
- 03:48
- 3,749 plays

- 14
- Let's All Get Down
- 03:48
- 9,728 plays

- 15
- Let's All Get Down
- 03:48
- 11,380 plays

album review

Due to various legal troubles, Mac Dre didn't have the opportuntity to deliver a full-fledged follow-up to his second album, Young Black Brotha, until 1998 -- five years after YBB was released. The resulting record, Stupid Doo Doo Dumb, doesn't quite live up to its predecessor, mainly because it's missing the production of Khayree. His replacements, K Lou, Funk Daddy and Johnny Z, are all fine, but lack his distinctive spark. Nevertheless, they provide Mac Dre with a serviceable backdrop for his coolly funky West Coast hardcore hip-hop. Dre doesn't stray from the typical topics, but he has a good, stylish lyrical flow that makes Stupid Doo Doo Dumb relatively fresh in these gangsta-saturated, fin de siècle days. ~ Leo Stanley, All Music Guide