This has a different feel to his debut. While the rapping is still brilliant and he still holds nothing back telling us how he feels about everyone and anyone, there is some more variety in the beats and the song topics, and the songwriting in general. It feels less like relentless battle bars/punchlines compared to his debut. It's a slight touch more pop-friendly in parts as well with songs like 'Sorry' and 'Be Here' fitting best into that category. This version has a lot of skits that during the first listen are fine, but like with pretty much any album with skits, begins to wear thin. It's not a big deal in this digital age but it would've been annoying hitting skip every second song as you played through a CD. Beats: ★★★ Bars: ★★★★☆ Hooks: ★★★☆ Best Tracks: Nunca, Last Laugh, Let 'Em Live, It's My World, Be Here