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Fast And Furious: Official Soundtrack (Parental Advisory),Various Artists

- Fast And Furious: Official Soundtrack (Parental Advisory)
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Various Artists
Released 2009

Virtual Diva (Explicit)
03:59
9,079 plays

Blanco (Explicit)
03:22
38,746 plays

You Slip, She Grip (Explicit)
03:13
18,649 plays

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songs

- 1
- Bang (Explicit)
- 03:33
- 15,223 plays

- 2
- G-Stro (Explicit)
- 03:42
- 16,912 plays

- 3
- Loose Wires
- 03:47
- 12,670 plays

- 4
- Blanco (Explicit)
- 03:22
- 38,746 plays

- 5
- Krazy (Explicit)
- 03:52
- 14,987 plays

- 6
- You Slip, She Grip (Explicit)
- 03:13
- 18,649 plays

- 7
- Head Bust (Explicit)
- 03:56
- 15,694 plays

- 8
- Bad Girls (Explicit)
- 04:04
- 12,467 plays

- 9
- Virtual Diva (Explicit)
- 03:59
- 9,079 plays

- 10
- La Isla Bonita
- 03:45
- 15,292 plays

- 11
- Blanco (Spanish Explicit)
- 03:22
- 10,420 plays

album review

The soundtrack to the fourth The Fast and the Furious film is well in the tradition of the previous three, an inconsistent collection of street/club hybrids designed to make listeners feel like they're going to an opulent nightspot that just happens to be on the rough side of town. Fast & Furious -- a confusing name for a sequel that's actually bettered by Malaysia's alternate title 4 Fast 4 Furious -- starts out well enough with the taste-making choice of Baltimore rapper Rye Rye plus M.I.A. on the Blaqstarr-produced "Bang." Busta Rhymes' macho "G-Stro" is good enough, but the Kenna selection is an obscure surprise, coming off his slept-on Make Sure They See My Face album and sounding like Kanye West meets Bootsy. "Blanco" and "Krazy," with Lil Jon's ghetto-tech production, overshadow the other two Pitbull tracks, although the Miami rapper's collaboration with Robin Thicke features the priceless "Like Barack bring some hope to this bad world/Go ahead you bad girl." While reggaeton master Don Omar does fine on "Virtual Diva," the faceless Shark City Click cut and Tasha's pointless Madonna cover are textbook examples of filler. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide