Given the title and something T-Rock posted about this album a while back I expected more lyrics about his come up, his beefs and more introspective stuff. There is some, but most of it's scattered in the skits about T-Rock being in competition with T.I., his pioneering of mixtapes and about him being called a racist. Despite that though this is another solid Rock album. I just can't dislike this guy in the m.i.c. Great rapping, catchy hooks and good production. He still hasn't made an album as good as any from his 2009-2012 run of 'War Wounds: The Burning Book Chapter I' to '420 / 12' though. Best Songs: Burn It Down, Anyway, I'm Moving On