1. Diggy Unexpected Arrival Album

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. ' Released: May 29, 2011.

' Released: October 24, 2011. '88' Released: February 24, 2012.

'Two Up' Released: April 24, 2012. '4 Letter Word' Released: May 8, 2012 Unexpected Arrival is the debut by American rapper. It was released on March 20, 2012,. Recording sessions took place from 2010 to 2011, at various locations, while the production on the album was handled by, Osinachi Nwaneri, and, among others.

Unexpected Arrival was supported by five; including three official (', ' and '4 Letter Word') and two promotional singles ('88' and 'Two Up'). Upon the release, the album received generally positive reviews from. The album debuted at number 13 on the US. On June 22, 2013, the album has sold 89,750 copies in the United States.

Contents. Critical reception Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Upon its release, Unexpected Arrival received generally positive reviews from. Christian Mordi of praised the album's production and Diggy's lyrical skills for coming off more like a seasoned veteran saying, 'Unlike many young artists, Diggy stays away from a lot of catchy, jingle-esque hooks and songs about trends on this project. Clearly the young MC wants to be taken seriously by casual and hardcore fans alike.' Editor David Jeffries also praised the album for its production and Diggy's accessibility as a rapper concluding that, 'Kid-tested and parent-approved, this well-done debut makes hating on Diggy as ridiculous as it sounds.' Edwin Ortiz of was mixed about Diggy's talent as an emcee, singling out his age and limited view on the world for the subpar content. He concluded that, 'To Diggy's credit, Unexpected Arrival plays to his adolescent strengths without hindering his opportunity to build upon his brand as an adult.'

Brandon Soderberg of gave credit to some of the tracks, singling out 'Unforgivable Blackness' for being 'a sophisticated song that actually tries to confront Diggy Simmons’ lack of street cred,' but found the rest of the album hollow and generic and followed a formula to market an underdog rapper, saying that, ' Unexpected Arrival feels like the end of the rap album. The musical narrative is executed so effectively, hitting all the requisite marks, but it doesn’t matter in the least.' Track listing No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length 1.

'The Arrival (Intro)', 1:15 2. 'Hello World' Simmons, John 'D.O.E.' Jackson, 3:11 3. 'I Need to Know' Simmons, Emile II, Maultsby, D'Mile 3:34 4. '88' (featuring ) Simmons, Keith James, Peter Phillips, 3:05 5.

'Two Up' Simmons, Emile II, Coffee, Jr., Izquierdo, Maultsby D'Mile 3:30 6. 'Unforgivable Blackness' Simmons, Coffee, Jr., Maultsby, Osinachi Nwaneri Nwaneri 4:15 7.

'Special Occasion' (featuring ) Simmons, Emile II, Perry Jones, Maultsby, D'Mile 3:52 8. 'Glow in the Dark' Simmons, C. Battey, Emile II, Maultsby D'Mile 5:59 9. '4 Letter Word', Brian 'The Rockstars' Cohen, Jacob Lutrell, Chase Lett, Chris 'The Rockstars' Llewellyn, Maultsby 3:39 10. ' (featuring ) Simmons, Maultsby, McGee, 3:53 11. 'Tom Edison' Simmons, Emile II, Izquierdo, Maultsby D'Mile 3:32 12. 'The Reign' Simmons, Cynthia Biggs, Sam Hook, Maultsby, A.

Wansel, Felder Pop & Oak 3:59 Total length: 43:34 bonus track No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length 13. ' Simmons, Felder, Maultsby, A.

Wansel Pop & Oak 2:55 bonus tracks No. Title Writer(s) Producer(s) Length 13. 'Knowing Me, Knowing You' 14. 'What's Going On' 15. 'MSG' Simmons, Maultsby, Izquierdo, Coby, Llewellyn and Cohen Soundz, The Rockstars 3:45 Sample credits.

'88' contains a sample from ' performed. 'Do It Like You' contains a sample from 'Theme From the Planets', written and performed. Personnel Credits for Unexpected Arrival adapted from. John Armstrong – engineer. Paul Bailey – engineer.

Shawn Barron – A&R. Carlos Centel Battey – composer. Steven Andre Battey – composer. Cynthia Biggs – composer.

Nick Bilardello – art direction, design. The Jackie Boyz – vocals. Tanisha Broadwater – production coordination. Mike Caren – A&R. Shawn Carter – composer.

Kenneth Coby – composer. Clarence Coffee, Jr. Jacobs, Allen (April 25, 2012). Cheri Media Group. Retrieved April 25, 2012. ^ Jeffries, David. Retrieved April 2, 2012.

^ Ortiz, Edwin (March 30, 2012). Cheri Media Group. Retrieved November 10, 2014. ^ Mordi, Christian (March 20, 2012). Retrieved April 2, 2012. Soderberg, Brandon (March 20, 2012).

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Diggy’s my nigga, I hate it had to be him. But Unexpected Arrival was dead on arrival. Run’s son showed great potential on his “” debut but his first album fails to ignite. He stumbles out the gate on “Hello World”, loses our interest on “I Need To Know” and guest Jadakiss can’t save the painful “88.” Young Simmons asserts himself better on “Two Up” and “4 Letter Word” and even adds some singing in the mix. But besides the LP’s saving grace, the dandy duet with Jeremih, “Do It Like You”, Diggy digs himself a major hole.

Diggy Unexpected Arrival Album

Here’s hoping the talented kid’s second act brings him back in the game. Rumble, young man, rumble. The thing is it’s mostly because of the bad promotion. Plus, it got leaked His twitter and facebook got hacked on the same date as the official release date. It just didn’t work, unfortunately. I still think it’s good content wise. It’s pretty deep.

You especially should listen to the bonus track ”What’s Going On”. What bothers me the most, though. Why do people keep hating on him because he’s born rich? Isn’t this about his talent? Isn’t it about his passion and love?

Stop judging his background and focus on the MUSIC. П™‚ At least learn a little bit about him and watch some of his interviews. It’s a real eye opener. Just wait until you hear his upcoming mixtape ”Out Of This World”! Wow I loved the album but hey I guess when you don’t call women B’s and Hoes you don’t get respect in this hip hop community. It’s a shame that what I grew up listening to is being demolished. They didn’t even cuss back in the day.

I thought this album was great and classic. Lil’ holmie did well and deserves more respect but again I forget some people listen to French Montana, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Chief Keef, Wiz Khalifa, 2 Chainz, and other crap “hip-hop” instead of Tupac, Run DMC, BIG, and Heavy D. I feel like Diggy is bringing back old school and we need that. Keep up the good work son! This is a bunch of bullshit “Unexpected Arrival” tops the trash that Rick Ross and all them other niggas will ever make!! Whoever wrote this is a dumbass that is sitting behind a computer screen hating while this kid is out in the industry trying to make it and be successful. Diggy’s music talks about teenage love and touches on his life that youth can relate too.

Not about having sex, getting money, and all this other shit that this rappers are rapping about. Plus, Diggy is 17 and he music is real while these other rappers are in there 20’s or 30’s rapping about shit that I would expect a 14 year old would say. “Unexpected Arrival” is great and all of you who’s bashing Diggy is either deaf or is just a fucking DUMBASS. RapRadar is BULLSHIT for posting this. The album is great in every way. Plus, he had the balls to rap about stuff that most of these cunts in the rap game couldn’t. What are y’all trying to say, he should go kill someone, get shot, do drugs and try again?

Fuck you assholes!! Clean rap that can lift up a person is not accepted? You people rather listen to garbage than something you can learn positive stuff from. It’s ok, continue to show how stupid y’all are, ignorant and lack music taste. He’s not gonna stop making music either bitches!!!