Tbh, I've never even listened through one of his songs in its entirety, I always skipped it, I'd need to listen to more to tell if they were worth a damn. 

I dunno...

He's... "amusing"... to me.

His YouTube vids have kinda "informed" me of his sense of humor. Not to mention D12 always referencing him in their own lyrics as being the "crazy mother fucker"... (literallly... mother. fucker.)

He caught my ear back on that "Purple Pills" track... although, admittedly... I was similarly 'lit' at the time.

Lyrical he is not but than again I've enjoyed a host of others not lyricals. ICP, ODB, 2 LIVE CREW, a host of southern rappers, and all the new wave "mumble" rappers I like...if I'm in lyrical miracle mode I'll jam that, if I want gangsta I'll jam that, if I want etc. Etc! 

Ill say Dude lucked out on the company he keeps and I eventually ended up enjoying a handful of his solo songs, the two D12 LPs, LARS, and his songs with Eminem, Tech, MNE roster...I focus on what I like and don't pay mind to what I don't like. The skip, pause, or remove from playlist/library option is a wonderful thing helps offset dwelling on it.

He doesn't bother me.  Sure he raps about drugs all the time and rarely anything else, but at least he's funny with it.  And he has a distinct flow that works with the kind of beats they use.  Best flow ever? Nope.  But it's adequate for something like this in my opinion.

As opposed to someone like Wiz Khalifa.  He's a garbage-ass rapper with only one subject matter.  No flow, no lyrics, beats suck, not funny, and he does that stupid laugh on every track.  But millions of people are ok with that for whatever reason.

Biz over Wiz any day for me.

I wanted to talk about The LARS album in general, so I guess this is the thread to do it in.

You look the words right out of my mouth on the remarks about great production, and how Bizarre's contributions make almost every song feel uneven. Some of those songs are very high energy, and at times he doesn't just clash with Gordy, but with the tempo of the track itself. It's pretty jarring. With a normal rapper who starts his verse slow, you wait for his pace to kick up and start shredding the track. With Bizarre this moment never comes, but I don't consider him to be this album's only failing. Now for what I assume is going to be an unpopular opinion...

...there is hardly anything on this album that Gorilla Voltage didn't already accomplish with Ape-X, and they did it better. By that I mean, both that album and LARS are driven by mostly rowdy, energetic songs, but while the latter is plagued by that unevenness, the former applies a constant pressure that only builds in momentum. They don't remind you every five seconds that its rock star shit, they just fucking rock. The only wiggle room that I'll give it is that LARS' production was far superior.

It's good to see Gordy in a framework that allows him to stretch his legs more, but its mostly wasted on generic weed and thug shit, with a few tired-ass shock lines. That's not to say that his skill isn't on point, he just doesn't say anything really compelling. That's a shame because songs like Outlaw show that he can do good things with concepts. I get that this isn't 'muh horrorcore', but part of the reason The Davidians works as a horrorcore outfit is because Bizarre's backwoods retard shtick pairs well alongside Gordy's lyrical savagery. Here it's just two rappers of opposing caliber talking about whateverthefuck. The album would have benefited from features from Tech N9ne or the other members of D12.

There's things to like here though, specifically the humor. For all his lopsidedness, I still enjoy the stupid shit Bizarre says, and some of Gordy's punchlines had me chuckling. I can't say I wasn't entertained. Still, I didn't feel this one strong enough to spin it on a playlist. 

Jesus that was funny and would have went totally over my head if I didn't have Twitter now.

The only Bizarre song I ever dug. Mostly because it was at the end of Harold and Kumar 2 and fit well with the movie's bouncy themes.

Not sure about that theory considering biz hasn’t talked to em in like 5 years or something