The production is a product of its time, and for the most part, that isn't a good thing. A number of the beats fit in perfectly with the 'Shiny Suit Era' that many people talk about. 'It Is What It Is' is one of my favourites from the album, so I'm not knocking the beat, but it gives off a strong 'Sky's the Limit' feel from Bad Boy's Biggie. There are some pop moments here, that after his debut is surprising, but when he is offering some more lyrical depth on songs like 'Interview With a Vampire', the beat just isn't interesting. In my opinion this is a similar problem that 'Soul on Ice' has. I mentioned in my review of his debut that while he is known for his lyricism, I don't rate him that highly in other areas of rapping. It's rarely a hard listen, but the high moments aren't high enough. Beats: ★★★ Rapping/Bars: ★★★★ Hooks: ★★★ Best Tracks: Rasassination, Ghetto Fabulous, It Is What It Is, All or Nuthin'