This is for sure Spitta's magnum opus. Curren$y comes through with some of his best rapping from him and top-tier features, whether it be legendary artists like Mos Def, Snoop Dogg, Devin The Dude, or Jet Life artists like Young Roddy and Trademark, mixed with top-tier production from the underrated Ski Beatz (who should be known as more than the guy who produced Dead Presidents, he produced most of Camp Lo's discography including the legendary Uptown Saturday Night, don't ... read more
It seems the theme of this album was to just recapture the feeling of some of Rocky's older music that already wasn't necessarily the best. Ultimately an uninteresting and bland album despite all the versatility and features. Since dropping ALLA and L$D, Rocky's abandoned his best sound and style which is pure rapping for these half-baked fake wavey sing-songy vibes, trying to recreate L$D. It also doesn't help that he keeps trying to experiment, but instead of going all in ... read more




