This is an odd album. In a few tracks, especially early on, it genuinely sounds like Willie D had been listening to too much 2Pac before stepping into the booth. He drops Pac’s “adversaries” line more than once, uses that trademark Pac-style laugh and mid-verse talking voice, and even slips into a similar rhythmic cadence at times. It’s not the whole project, but those Pac-influenced moments really stand out, and it’s strange to hear from someone who usually has such a distinct vocal identity. 'Lil’ Killaz' also reminds me of someone else. There’s something about the way he raps on it that feels very Scarface. Most of the album sits in fairly average hip hop territory. It's all passable but there is nothing great. I do like the hook on 'Dear God', and the final two tracks, which lean more emotional and soulful, work better than most of what comes before. Not terrible, but it's his worst project. Beats: ★★★ Rapping/Bars: ★★★ Hooks: ★★★ Best Tracks: Lil' Killaz, Dear God, U Special, Hearse Cadillac