'Did It Outta Luv' is one of the 'realest' tracks I have ever heard.

'When I Die' is one of the 'realest' tracks I have ever heard.

Not bad. If you have heard Plies' last album you would know what to expect. Personally, I like his debut a bit better but this was worth a spin. It's easy to hate this guy but it has some contagious tracks. Best Tracks: Bust It Baby Pt. 2, #1 Fan, Watch Dis.

Plies third album in 16 months follows a similar production path as his previous two. Possibly this one is a tad rawer though. Lyrically you have your tracks about cash ('Plenty Money', 'I Chase Paper'), your obligatory chick songs ('Want It', 'Need It', 'Spend the Night'), brag rap, gooning and gangsterism ('Me & My Goons', 'Fuck U Gon Do Bout It', 'All Black', 'Pants Hang Low') and then you have the best tracks on the album concerning family and race ('Gotta Be', '2nd Chance', 'Family Straight'). Overall, it's the same old Plies however with a touch more diverse subject matter, a more consistent album and less use of the N-word. It's very easy to hate this guy and I can understand why people do but I enjoy enough of what he does. Best Tracks: Gotta Be, Family Straight, 2nd Chance, Spend the Night, I Chase Paper, Pants Hang Low

This is fairly average until the second half where the songs with lots of features like 'Reverse' and 'Journey Through the Life' up the ante. 'I Don't Wanna Know' version one, 'Best Friend', is also a good track toward the conclusion of the album. Diddy can be a hard rapper to listen to at times, so the features are always a large focus when listening to his work. 'Satisfy You' with R. Kelly goes well enough, the Jay-Z featured 'Do You Like It...Do You Want It...' is very poor, and 'Angels With Dirty Faces' where Bizzy Bone contributes his talent is the most energetic song. On the whole, there are mediocre moments, but I like enough songs to feel like this is a touch hated on. Best Tracks: Satisfy You, Angels With Dirty Faces, Reverse, Real Niggas, Journey Through the Life, Best Friend