Five tracks into this disc, a woman reveals to T-Pain in a musical interlude that she has H.I.V. He blames her at first, before relenting and saying theyll get through it together. The next song is "Suicide. And two songs later hes "about to pull over and give some unidentified girl "the business in the backseat of his ride. Still interested? If thats not enough of a turn-off, on every song he runs his voice through a vocoder, which gives it the same annoying, high-pitched synthesiser whine as Akons. This is most effective/disturbing on "Bartender, which features Akon, but is more grating on the loopy, time travel themed "Time Machine. If you need to "bust a nut to some soulless R&B, or have recently fallen for your bartender or a stripper, this Epiphany is for you.
(Sony BMG)T-Pain
Epiphany
BY Pierre HamiltonPublished Jul 18, 2007