"Here's like 40 songs that were DEFINITELY NOT just leftovers and half-finished tracks from like 2017 that I had some producers remix and remaster for me, or threw a quick verse on to finish, and called Lil Boat 3. You're welcome! Enjoy!" - Yachty

Joell is raps circles around Crooked, versatility and consistenly he's miles ahead as an artist. This is pretty good for a Crooked I record, despite the high ratings on here, he's very one-note for the most part, lyrically very capable but needs help creatively on albums. This one's as good as his with Bronze Nazareth last year, and better than Joell's collab records with Fred The Godson or Salaam Remi last year.

All newly recorded re-imagined versions of the songs from his classic album. Conscious rapper Brother Ali will even have a verse on one. Pretty interested to hear his foray into "modern" popular music trends.

Legendary collaboration, the recipe for perfection for true gourmet-quality flavor, meticulously-prepared content raps for the true connoisseur. I don't even need to say much, the music speaks for itself; but you can really feel the effort and soul poured into this project, like a fine spaghetto prepared somewhere in the foothills of Italy by a sundried 90 year old woman, the kind so fine it takes a lifetime to perfect the art, you can feel the artists' passion for their craft.

Improvement from the last album and Bas fits perfectly

This is the only one of his that I really don't like. The entire first half of this thing is boring and trite as fuck. Wake Up This Day may be the only saving grave on the record, though everything after that is ok.

Key tracks: Let Off Supm Better Plant Some Loving, Feeling Irie

A mediocre loversrock album that covers some famous american soul songs of the 70's. It's definitely one of his you should just skip.

Classic ganja lover's reggae album with aspirations to be the 80's equivalent of Tosh's "Legalize It". Must Hear: Police in Helicopter, Private Doctor, Chanting, Can't Use Me, I Got Caught

This has not aged well at all

He's on album #3 for 2020, and this one has excellent lyrical content; and, it ranks below the stand-out, Fuck You The Album, but definitely above Darona. Heavy classic New York hip hop sound with highlights, "Modern Day Samurai", "Boss Level Talk", "Pac Drop Sevens", and the title track. "Propain Ninja" and the rest of the album are all dope also though.

More heat from DirtyDiggs, one of the best producers in the indie boom bap scene and his second EP w Justiceruler before their July LP, Dirty Handz. Jucticeruler has a different sound, his monotone, low key, low energy flow is enjoyable and solid bars.

This was a let down. Should've been a lot better.

Very over-produced 80s sound on a lot of these except for the hit, Rumours. I also like Potential, the title track, and a few others.

I like Yellow Tape better but this shit is heat too

Black Magic Woman, the original version.

Damn, HPJ's weakest shit yet unfortunately. Rover and Money To Get were pretty good, but no others stood out, at least not in a good way.

Daz and Big Gipp from Goodie Mobb deliver the weakest collab of the year, and one of the weakest Daz has ever done.

Never understood the hate for Gunna, been saying he was dope for years. Bro makes some good fucking catchy pop trap tunes with a darker edge than his softer industry-plant peers.