As his debut does, this begins with fire. 'Trick Trick' is great hardcore hip hop that is produced by Trick Trick himself, as is a lot of this album. It came under fire for its lyrics but he is allowed to think that, "a man and a man shouldn't raise another man's kid". IDGAF. The song is great. As was also the case on his debut, Eminem collaborates for a more than decent song with 'Who Want It'. Unfortunately, the beat for 'Sumthin 4 Da Hataz' is great but the rapping doesn't quite match it. It's still a good song though. '2getha 4 Eva!!!' feels like something from the '80s and doesn't do it for me, as doesn't 'Get It Crackin'' that is among the worst where Trick just speaks over the beat. The album finishes strongly though with 'Crazy' feeling menacing. A front-loaded project. Best Tracks: Trick Trick, Who Want It, 'Sumthin 4 Da Hataz' Crazy