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Blue Collar

by Rhymefest

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of 455,330

2,138
2000's

of 265,621

194
2006

of 33,755

24

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Overall Rating: 3.2095 Blue Collar is ranked overall as 3.2095 out of 4 stars

Avg. Critic Score: 3.3308 Blue Collar has an avg. critic score of 3.3308 out of 4 stars

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Stylus Magazine

After more than a year of delay,Blue Collarhas finally hit. Before its release, Rhymefest was simply that guy with a "Jesus Walks" co-writing credit, the other rapper from Chicago whose stuff you should really hear but never get around to. ...more

PopMatters

On the one hand he lambastes modern politics, but then immediately flips it to show the faults in all of us: “Wait, I’ma step up, and get me a slice, / My baby momma stepped up, and got her a slice, / Everybody step up, and get you a ...more

PopMatters

His voice is a uniquely expressive instrument, alternately energetic and tired, cracking around the edges and dripping weary charisma; when he turns this to deeper tracks, which he does fairly often on Blue Collar, it makes for a powerful punch. ...more

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The A.V. Club

When Kanye West and Rhymefest brought Jesus to the Grammys and the pop charts with "Jesus Walks," they made labels like "pop," "underground," "conscious," "mainstream," "backpacker," and "political" seem even more irrelevant than usual. In the ...read the complete review at The A.V. Club

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Slant Magazine

Many of Blue Collars tracks are simple genre pieces, stories about the lives of everyday Americans dealing with whatever tribulations come down the pike, but Fests gift for honesty - real honesty, not that tired "keeping it real" crap - elevates ...read the complete review at Slant Magazine

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