More consistent than the Grammy winning 'MICHAEL', and one of the more consistent rap albums I've heard this year. He's an extremely commanding MC and I dislike less than I did on 'MICHAEL'. Beats: ★★★☆ Rapping/Bars: ★★★★ Hooks: ★★★ Best Tracks: NOBODY KNOWS, HUMBLE ME, HIGHER LEVEL, '97 3-6 FREESTYLE

This wasn't worth waiting nearly 40 years for. I would've thought they'd come up with a more interesting script. Everything comes together too easily, including the villain being eliminated too suddenly. Big fans of the original will enjoy seeing the characters again, but it felt like it was missing something to me.

It's annoying when artists release projects and you think you're getting new music. Many of these songs are from his album with Lord Infamous and C-Rock, 'Final Chapter' and 'Scarecrow & Da Roc-A-Fellaz' with Lord Infamous and C-Rock.

Very consistent with some fresh cloud rap influenced vibey sounds, but there is nothing I love and some songs, often due to the vocals (like the chorus on 'G.O. Style'), that I don't like enough. If these instrumentals had rappers over the top that I felt more then this could go to the next level for me. Beats: ★★★★ Rapping/Bars: ★★★ Hooks: ★★★ Best Tracks: Shoot the Dice, Spoken Jewelz, Summa Time, Green Ova Diamond

'Don't Quit Your Day Job!' is an underrated and under discussed album as far as '00 great albums go, and it's nice to finally have a proper follow up to it. Why it's taken this long? I don't know either. Perhaps Consequence will let us know as he's promoting the project. Unfortunately this is a very safe album and is not worth the wait or a worthy follow up to the aforementioned album. Cons is fine, but just talks through the bars too often, lacking that energy of some of his best songs, and the production is the same - fine. It surprises me that artists who have been in the game for so long don't take some more risks with their creations. And as I always say with EP length projects like these, if you aren't gonna give us much music, the expectations should be for highly quality. The album begins well, but meanders through for too much of the album. Best Tracks: Can't Give Up, No Apologies