For a posthumous album this is above average. It begins well with some banging beats and engaging hooks, but at 31 tracks, with a number of skits, it does drag on as it moves towards the tail of the album. Most of the better stuff is featured in the first third of the project. As his first two understated albums did as well, it shows that if Black Rob had a smoother life, we would've got a lot more projects and tracks to remember him by.
Beats: ★★★
Rapping/Bars: ★★★☆
Hooks: ★★★
Best Tracks: Step Up, Ask About Me, Black (No Matter What), I Love You Baby 2, You're Welcome (Big Table), Mums Da Word
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