I was a fan of Cassidy back in the day. I had Split Personality and I'm a Hustla on CD, and I remember this album as well. I'm not quite sure what his legacy is. For a guy from Philly, he sure doesn't rep it much. He was signed to Swizz Beatz' label, so he was always able to pull in big name features. His albums check the boxes for what you'd expect from a mid-2000's mainstream rap album, but he would fade into obscurity after B.A.R.S. I think he would be fun to ... read more
Guess I'll be the highest rating on this one. The point of this album is Magic City, the songs sound like Magic City. If you don't like this, you don't like Magic City. Total strip club music.
Lukah is 0/2 working with big name producers. This one is technically good, but it drags out way too long. And what's up with these 2+ minute skits at the end of some songs?
I'm confident to say Belly Gang Kushington will blow in the next 3-6 months and this album will have much more than 2 ratings.
Lil Wayne hasn't put out anything worthwhile since Tha Carter II. He's been all hype and everyone has fallen for it for almost 2 decades. I wasn't planning on listening to this, but after the backlash I figured I'd have to see if it was as bad as everyone said it was. And yeah, it's pretty bad. But it's still somewhat better than some of those other atrocities in his discography. Anyways, if anyone's reading this review and misses old Wayne. Listen to Soulja ... read more