This is an intriguing hip hop album. The musical backdrops are always interesting. The raps tend to be quite effective, too. For the most part, I'd say that the songs that have two rappers are the best ones here, but the majority of this works pretty well. As you might expect from a lot of hip hop, parental advisories are prominent here. In fact, they are common enough that I'll just mention it in the overall review rather than the reviews of the individual tracks.

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This is strange, but also cool. As odd as this one is, it's also a highlight.

I love the balance between the two raps on this cut. The musical elements bring something special to this, too. This is another highlight of the set.

Another with good usage of two rappers, this is an interesting cut. It works really well and has an intriguing musical arrangement, too.