About this album
Where they were
By 2012, Obie Trice was releasing his fourth studio album, 'Bottoms Up', following a significant hiatus since his last project in 2006. This album marked his return to the industry after a period of evolving personal and professional challenges, including label changes and shifts in the hip-hop landscape.
Why it matters
While not a commercial blockbuster, 'Bottoms Up' showcased Obie Trice's resilience and commitment to authentic storytelling. The album received positive reviews for its lyrical depth, contributing to Trice's reputation as an influential figure in Midwest hip-hop despite not achieving mainstream chart success.
Essential tracks
- "Dear Lord" — 'Dear Lord' stands out for its introspective lyrics that express vulnerability and a search for guidance amidst adversity.
- "Battle Cry" — In 'Battle Cry', Trice delivers a powerful message about perseverance and determination, reflecting the broader struggles faced by many.
- "Spend the Day" — 'Spend the Day' features a catchy hook and showcases Trice's ability to blend personal anecdotes with relatable themes of daily life.
Release Date
January 1, 2012
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Bottoms Up Intro 3:10
- 2 Going No Where 3:45
- 3 Dear Lord 3:43
- 4 I Pretend 5:03
- 5 Richard 3:50
- 6 BME Up 3:28
- 7 Battle Cry 4:15
- 8 Secrets 3:44
- 9 Spill My Drink 4:06
- 10 Spend the Day 3:49
- 11 Petty 3:24
- 12 My Time 3:53
- 13 Ups & Downs 4:22
- 14 Hell Yea 3:21
- 15 Crazy 4:29
- 16 Lebron On 4:12
