I just wanted to start this thread so I and other fans of the ever so classy Pitbull could discuss Mr. Worldwide! 8)

So, recently I've been listening to his album Planet Pit. So far I'm liking what I hear. He is smooth on the rhyming and the rhythms are top notch. Never a trashy moment, always classy. 8)

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He's always a squirrel, looking for a nut.

He's always a squirrel, looking for a nut.


Of course! There's never a moment where Pitbull isn't looking for the nuts. ;)

I'm still bummed out that Climate Change has been delayed until 2017! I was so hyped to get it for Christmas but now I gotta wait a little bit longer. :\'( I guess, it's fair. A man of class never releases trash and if he needs a little bit more time to put out a quality product then I have no trouble waiting.

The new singles are nothing but class, however. Greenlight is one of the best songs of 2016 and Messin' Around ain't half bad either.

He's probably one of the most sane celebrities out there!  8)  8)  8)

He's probably one of the most sane celebrities out there!  8)  8)  8)


I agree. You see guys like Justin Bieber and Drake walking around with their pants way past their ass but you never see Pitbull in anything but a classy suit and fancy car. The man is pure class, I'm telling you. He is a diamond in today's cultural rough. 8)

Pitbull is honestly... okay. Not a big fan of him, but I wouldn't listen to his songs often.

I can't tell if this thread is serious or not. Either way, it is funny.

I liked the songs Timber, DJ Got Us Falling In Love and Feel This Moment. He's usually the side rapper in the those songs though. I don't think I've heard him after 2013, I might be wrong on that though.

Pitbull is honestly... okay. Not a big fan of him, but I wouldn't listen to his songs often.


Pitbull is fantastic.


I can't tell if this thread is serious or not. Either way, it is funny.

I liked the songs Timber, DJ Got Us Falling In Love and Feel This Moment. He's usually the side rapper in the those songs though. I don't think I've heard him after 2013, I might be wrong on that though.


It is serious. I'm a huge, huge fan of Pitbull.

Those are all excellent songs if I ignore the other acts and just pay attention to Pitbull's verses. You should really check out albums like Planet Pit and Dale. He is still making big hits. Greenlight's been a huge success on the charts this year.

Greenlight's been a huge success on the charts this year.


I can't tell if this thread is serious or not. Either way, it is funny.

It is serious. I love Pitbull as he is a classy man who isn't afraid to be suave and well mannered. 

It is serious. I love Pitbull as he is a classy man who isn't afraid to be suave and well mannered.


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It is serious. I love Pitbull as he is a classy man who isn't afraid to be suave and well mannered.


He hasn't had a mental breakdown, or much controversy. So he is quite slick. That's what I mean by sane.

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I love the spy theme presented in this video. When we walks up to the woman at the receptionist desk and hands her his Armando Bond photo ID credit card (where can I get one of those!?) and is very classy and polite with her, I just think it's very cool. He may seduce a lot of women but he's a good lover who isn't rude or rough at all at all. That's why the ladies love him, he is a classy well-mannered man. He doesn't rely on brawn and stupidity nor does he mistreat the ladies. He is all about class, intelligence, looking good and being a better man. 


He hasn't had a mental breakdown, or much controversy. So he is quite slick. That's what I mean by sane.




He is very slick indeed! 8)

Right now I've been listening to some older Pitbull along with his peak era (2007-present day).

The Boatlift, as usual, is a superb album and where I feel Pitbull really came into his own and started making quality music. He stopped following the trashy Crunk trends and started doing his own thing which involved being suave and classy. Forget the saggy pants and G-Unit t-shirts, Pitbull is a new man. He is all about suits and fancy wine. There are many songs on this album I enjoy but among have favorites have to be The Anthem, Dukey Love and Sticky Icky. Overall this is a very strong album and what I consider to be Pitbull's true debut. 8.5/10

MIAMI, however, is absolutely awful. I can understand the context of the time, though. Pitbull was still a young man figuring himself out during this stage of the game and we all know rap in 2004 was dominated by bad southern party Crunk and Mr. 305 got a bit wrapped up in that scene. Songs like the lead single Culo are somewhat interesting but overall this album is forgettable and not really worth listening to. 2/10

Pitbull Starring in Rebelution has got to be my favorite Pitbull album of all time! There is nothing weak about this album. This is Pitbull bringing his A-Game and refusing to pull any punches. One thing I really like about the album is that it has a very clever spy theme which pays homages to the old James Bond movies and shows that Pitbull isn't a one-trick pony. Not only does he have smooth rhymes and funky rhythms but he brings an interesting concept to a usually tired genre. Front to back, an incredible album. The singles are strong and the album cuts are equally as good. It was extremely hard to choose favorites because I like every song but the songs I enjoyed the most would have to be Hotel Room Service, Krazy, Girls and Call of the Wild. 10/10

I didn't know you were that big of a fan of Pitbull until now!  :o

I didn't know you were that big of a fan of Pitbull until now!  :o


Ever since The Boatlift I've been a big fan of Pitbull. I didn't like the era of Miami and El Mariel but I can understand the context of those releases and don't hold it against him.

I didn't know you were that big of a fan of Pitbull until now!  :o


He mentioned it on a few threads before.

He mentioned it on a few threads before.


I see.  8)

Right now I've been listening to some older Pitbull along with his peak era (2007-present day).

The Boatlift, as usual, is a superb album and where I feel Pitbull really came into his own and started making quality music. He stopped following the trashy Crunk trends and started doing his own thing which involved being suave and classy. Forget the saggy pants and G-Unit t-shirts, Pitbull is a new man. He is all about suits and fancy wine. There are many songs on this album I enjoy but among have favorites have to be The Anthem, Dukey Love and Sticky Icky. Overall this is a very strong album and what I consider to be Pitbull's true debut. 8.5/10

MIAMI, however, is absolutely awful. I can understand the context of the time, though. Pitbull was still a young man figuring himself out during this stage of the game and we all know rap in 2004 was dominated by bad southern party Crunk and Mr. 305 got a bit wrapped up in that scene. Songs like the lead single Culo are somewhat interesting but overall this album is forgettable and not really worth listening to. 2/10

Pitbull Starring in Rebelution has got to be my favorite Pitbull album of all time! There is nothing weak about this album. This is Pitbull bringing his A-Game and refusing to pull any punches. One thing I really like about the album is that it has a very clever spy theme which pays homages to the old James Bond movies and shows that Pitbull isn't a one-trick pony. Not only does he have smooth rhymes and funky rhythms but he brings an interesting concept to a usually tired genre. Front to back, an incredible album. The singles are strong and the album cuts are equally as good. It was extremely hard to choose favorites because I like every song but the songs I enjoyed the most would have to be Hotel Room Service, Krazy, Girls and Call of the Wild. 10/10


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I dunno what that means but I'm just really into Pitbull's music. He's good at what he does and he represents things that I like.

What album should I start with? And don't tell me afterwards that you were only joking  :-X :-X :-X

What album should I start with? And don't tell me afterwards that you were only joking  :-X :-X :-X


I'm not kidding.

I'd definitely recommend Pitbull Starring in Rebelution as a starting point. It's so good front to back; there are no bad songs on it! After that, I'd go with The Boatlift and Planet Pit to get a feel for some of his other songs. If you like those I'll recommend some more. Avoid anything like Miami and El Mariel unless you like sh!tty Crunk party Rap.

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appreciate Pitbull! :o


They're banned where I live  :o

If only they could ban the musician too  :o

Pitbull was wise when he did that song with Ke$ha. Was a huge boost to his popularity.

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appreciate Pitbull! :o


The dogs are cool but I'm talking about the rapper.


Pitbull was wise when he did that song with Ke$ha. Was a huge boost to his popularity.


It was. Now look! Kesha is nothing more than a worn out has-been while Pitbull keeps on making big chart-toppers. He went from Mr. 305 to Mr. Worldwide in no time.

What's your guys favorite album? Mine is definitely Pitbull Starring in Rebelution. Close to that would have to be Planet Pit and The Boatlift. The worst Pitbull album is Miami. It's so bad that I don't even consider it real Pitbull. 

It was. Now look! Kesha is nothing more than a worn out has-been while Pitbull keeps on making big chart-toppers. He went from Mr. 305 to Mr. Worldwide in no time.


That shade. Bravo 👏

That shade. Bravo 👏


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I'll give some more thoughts on Pitbull's albums to inform you guys on what I think is his best work.

Planet Pit is consistently good. So good that I'd go as far as saying it's his best album right next to Pitbull Starring in Rebelution! The album was made with the intention of every song being good enough to serve as a single and it really shows! Right off the bat we are introduced to phase 2 of Pitbull's peak era: The Mr. Worldwide era (2011-present) which shows that Pitbull's influence has stretched way past Miami and into places even scientists haven't discovered yet. And how! Pitbull is not a one area kinda guy; a man as worldly as himself isn't gonna stick to one region. Songs such as Give Me Everything, Hey Baby, Shake Senorita and Took My Love feature some of the absolute best Pitbull I've heard. The beats are funky and dancable and his rhyming is tight and spot on. Took My Love, especially. That's probably my favorite beat on the whole album. The album doesn't really slow down but a couple of songs such as Give Me Everything, Mr. Right Now and My Kinda Girl seem good for more of an intimate setting if that's the kinda thing you're looking for but overall, you won't be getting much slow dance material from Planet Pit. It's a party album! You gotta play it loud! 9.5/10

Global Warming is more serious and political. The first thing that really hit me when I put the CD in was Pitbull's commentary on the state of rap music today which focuses more on fake posturing rather than being honest and providing good music for the people. "I'm tired of this rap sh!t cause all they do is rap sh!t About coke sh!t, crack sh!t, click clack sh!t But they never sold coke, crack or click clack sh!t That's why I'm laughing to the bank, ha-ha bitch". Unfortunately, the album fails to sustain this mood and gets weaker as it goes on. We're introduced to decent club hits such as Feel This Moment, Party Ain't Over and Have Some Fun which are alright for getting loose and provide a decent listening experience in general. The album's got some weaknesses and as much as I like it, compared to Planet Pit, they're all but too apparent. The funkier beats that songs like Took My Love, Pause and Rain Over Me had on the previous album are just plain missing here. I'm Off That and Have Some Fun are the closest Mr. WW gets to those funky beats but they're just still just not as good. Songs like Outta Nowhere and Feel This Moment are good for slow dancing, I guess, but the focus is lacking here. Probably the worst peak era Pitbull album. Still pretty good but I'd rather listen to Planet Pit. 6.5/10

I'm going to assume this is sincere and not ironic...

I like a good number of Pitbull's hits. He has some really good songs and also some really bad ones. Here's a list.

Pitbull hits I like:
Fun
Time of Our Lives
Fireball
Don't Stop the Party
Back in Time
Dance Again
We Run the Night
International Love
Rain Over Me
DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love

Pitbull hits I don't like:
Booty
Wild Wild Love
Timber
Feel This Moment
Give Me Everything
On the Floor
Hey Baby (Drop It to the Floor)
I Like It
Hotel Room Service
I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)

It's evenly split lol. I haven't listened to his non-hits yet, he's really more of a singles artist, but I'll give him a closer listen. Overall I'm cool with him. Whenever he releases a new song I'm pretty excited to hear the new tune. I really like his accent—which you can hear very clearly when he speaks. He's Cuban. My top two favorite songs from him are "Time of Our Lives" and "Back in Time".