Yung Wun took around 4–5 years from first linking with Swizz Beatz and appearing on Ruff Ryders tracks to finally releasing this, his only album. His voice carries shades of DMX and Mystikal, and even reminds me of someone from the No Limit era, though I can’t quite place who. I don’t hear any of the Pac comparisons another reviewer mentioned. Interestingly, he had a YouTube channel with videos from around 2012 and even dropped a single then, possibly suggesting he was considering a comeback. The album’s biggest moment is 'Tear It Up' with DMX, Flip, and David Banner, flipping The Jackson 5’s 'Dancing Machine' for horns in an aggressive anthem. 'Load ’Em Up' appears later with a punchy, high-energy hook, while 'Cadillac Doors' shifts gears into funkier, smoother territory. 'Let It Bump' adds a soulful touch, sampling The Temptations with crisp production from The Koul Kats. While there are some solid tracks, much of the album feels forgettable. Wun brings energy and believable struggle, but not enough distinct personality to really separate himself from his peers. Beats: ★★☆ Rapping/Bars: ★★☆ Hooks: ★★☆ Best Tracks: Tear It Up, Yung Wun Anthem, Load 'Em Up, Cadillac Doors, Let It Bump