“Every night of the week lookin’ for some groupie love”, Lloyd sings on “Player’s Prayer”: Jamie Foxx once admitted to bumping his own tunes while getting it on - similarly, Lloyd seems more interested in making staid, tried-and-true, music-that-will-get-me-laid music, rather than taking the style to new enclaves. Kelly already took to ridiculously hilarious heights, whereas Lloyd’s version is all-too sincere. Because our MP3s have no DRM, you can play it on any device that supports MP3, even on your iPod KBPS stands for kilobits per second and the number of KBPS represents the audio quality of the MP3s. Besides the guest rapper singles, Street Love is all bedroom ballads, with the standouts being the Polow the Don produced title track (which is slow-enough to make his work on Ciara’s “Promise” sound almost breakneck) and the sleazy Irv Gotti produced “Take You Home.” The worst offender is “Hazel”, an embarrassing “Sex Weed” rip-off (“girl let me take a look at those purple highlights in your hair”) that R. MP3 is a digital audio format without digital rights management (DRM) technology. But just cuz I'm hood, It don't mean that I'm out here trying to get with every girl. Baby I don't wanna to have to let go, (let go) just let me hold you.

I wanna give it, all of this street love baby. Lloyd, a 21-year-old with Tiger Beat good looks, largely sheds the R&B thug image of his debut, Southside, in favor of an album largely given over to panty-anthems. Girl I wanna to give you, all of this street love. It’s said by guest rapper Lil’ Wayne at the end of “You”, the smooth, deservedly chart-topping single off Lloyd’s sophomore album, Street Love. “Long hair, don’t care” is the missed catch-phrase of the year.

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