'Mess', with its change up around two minutes in improves it immensely, making it build up to something worth waiting for, but lots of these songs aren't worthy of saving for later and offer very little originality-some of the song titles alone tell the story. There is another version of 'He Aint Me' where Marques drops names of R&B legends like R. Kelly and Usher instead of just saying "he" as found on the album version that is interesting to hear and was a recipe for some potential beef starting. Overall, there isn't much here and it's Marques' least interesting and enjoyable album. Best Tracks: Mess, Ghetto Angel