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Contents. Critical reception Professional ratings Aggregate scores Source Rating 59/100 Review scores Source Rating D+ DJBooth (8/10) (positive) RapReviews (7/10) D Definition of Real received mixed reviews from who questioned Plies' abilities as a capable rapper. At, which assigns a rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an score of 59, based on 5 reviews. Khalid Strickland of gave high praise to the album's hyper-violent gangster material for displaying Plies' growth as a rapper, concluding that 'Overall, with its bumping production and street sensibility, Definition of Real is a tight-knit piece of work that stiff-arms the dreaded 'sophomore slump.' Patrick Taylor of RapReviews said that despite being a transition to his and containing lightweight R&B hits that clashed with his thug image, he praised the album for delivering street tracks that we're interlaced with introspection, concluding that 'As it stands, Definition of Real may not be an instant classic, but it isn't a sophomore slump either, and there are signs that there could be more to Plies beyond his drawl and his love of female reproductive organs.' 's David Jeffries also criticized the album's inclusion of radio songs but felt that Plies added more lyrical clarity to his goon bravado, saying that 'The compelling three-quarters of Definition of Real that seems to have crawled out of the gutter proves that Plies is best off when he does it the ski-mask way.'
Of praised Plies for maintaining his charisma when delivering both vindictive vulgarities and conscience sincerity despite the album not being as strong as, saying that it 'lacks some of that album's rawness, but is still strong, thanks to his shockingly literal and unforgiving rhymes.' Roman Cooper of felt the album's production had a cohesive sound but criticized Plies' inability to move past typical gangsta material and into more introspective tracks like 'Somebody Loves You' and '1 Day', saying that 'Seemingly incapable of switching up his flow or creating vivid imagery, it's important to realize that in listening to Definition of Real, you won't be getting.' Nathan Slavik of DJBooth was mixed on the album, saying that he was put off by the expletive-laden lyrics heard throughout the hardcore tracks and love songs but that it would attract more to the female demographic.
In, panned the album's overly violent and misogynistic content. Sales Definition of Real debuted on the at number two selling 214,902 copies in the first week of release, making it his second #2 album and highest first week sales, beating his debut album, which sold 96,000 in its first week. It was released on the same day as 's album. It was the second best-selling hip hop album at the time in 2008 until it was beat by first week sales of album, 's album and 's. It was the fifth fast-selling hip hop album of 2008, until T.I.' S sixth studio album became the second in 2008, putting the album the sixth fastest selling hip hop album of 2008.
In celebration of the album he renamed the date Goon 10th, instead of June 10 As of October 2008, the album has sold approximately 524,000 copies in the United States. It has become the rapper's second album to go gold and is his most successful sales of album to date. Singles The first single is ' featuring. It is currently his biggest hit single to date, peaking at number seven on the US chart. The second single is ' featuring, and.
There is also a music video for the song 'Who Hotter Than Me', released June 10, 2008. Track listing No. Title Producer(s) & Writer(s) Length 1. 'I'm Da Man' (featuring ) 3:49 2. 'Ol' Lady' BC of Necronam, Nightrydas 3:35 3. 'Bushes' 4:12 4. 'Worth Goin' Fed Fo' Bryan Tyson 3:59 5.
'Dat Bitch' 3:33 6. 'Somebody (Loves You)' Rodnae 4:38 7. 'Feel Like Fuckin' Bryan Tyson 4:15 8. 'Watch Dis' Drumma Boy, Dwight Watson, Howard Coney, Ben Franklin 3:29 9.
'Who Hotter Than Me?' Midnight Black 3:29 10. '1 Day' Bryan Tyson 3:51 11.
' (featuring ) 4:01 12. 'Shit Bag' Bryan Tyson 3:34 13. ' (featuring & ), Oligee 4:24 14. 'Rich Folk' Pentagon Productions 4:03 15. '#1 Fan' (featuring & ) 3:57 Bonus Tracks No. Title Producer(s) Length 16.
'Thug Section' 4:50 17. 'Die Together' Bryan Tyson 3:09 18. ' 3:14 See also Chart positions Chart (2008) Peak position U.S. Billboard 2 U.S. Billboard 2 References. Retrieved July 11, 2016. ^ Jeffries, David.
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