See More Your browser does not support the audio element. At the least, the first disc sounds relatively natural and sincere the second sounds more like a put-on. On disc two, Black-Ty is an indistinguishable amalgam of at least a dozen big-name rappers (some of whom even guest here). With rare exception, disc one is indistinct seduction material, and little of it compares to either of Tyrese's first two albums. On the back of the package, a stone-faced Tyrese puts on a pair of sunglasses and transforms into (dun-dun-dun) "Black-Ty (aka Tyrese)," indicating that disc two is very different from disc one. Playlist: The Very Best of Tyrese contains half of them, including How You Gonna Act Like That, What Am I Gonna Do, Signs of Love Makin’, and Sweet Lady. On the front of the package, a stone-faced Tyrese is "Tyrese (aka Black-Ty)," and this is meant to indicate that disc one offers more of Tyrese's sensitive (if swaggering) R&B. Whether you've been a fan of Tyrese the VJ, Tyrese the model, Tyrese the actor, Tyrese the singer, or any combination thereof, one glance at the two-disc Alter Ego is likely to provoke a question or two. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs.
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