I don't get some of the early love for this compared to Ross' other projects. Rick has never released a great album, but there has almost always been a few tracks to go back to with every release. I think this is consistently decent, but that's it. I do not get excited for anything here. There isn't even one great banger featured, that with Ross, in this trap-age, you could have been assured of. The attempts at it, like the opener and 'Big Tyme', aren't anything special with the latter being too repetitive, that is a problem other tracks have as well. I find his flow more annoying throughout this than I have in the past too. The beats definitely aren't touching some of the production he has had in before. The fact that I rate a song with Drake on it as one of the better moments says a lot about this album's high moments. Best Tracks: Rich Nigga Lifestyle, Born to Kill, Nobody's Favorite