I'm not a fan of Shaggy or much Dancehall and apart from 'Hey Sexy Lady' and 'Angel' I hadn't heard much of his catalogue. But I got this album and it grew on me. Genre wise a lot of it is sort of on the cusp of dancehall and pop rap, it's not heavy dancehall production wise if ya know what I mean. Not all is great, but I like the mix of R&B/Reggae/Rap/Pop/Dancehall it provides to the best tracks to give it a good rating. Best Tracks: Clothes Drop, Ready Fi Di Ride, Would You Be, Don't Ask Her That, Gone With Angels, Letter to My Kids

Some nice music, with 'Us and Them' being my pick. I don't like the most known 'Money' very much. I listened to this three or so times and there was nothing I disliked but nothing I'd go back to. Not really for me.

This was a little bit how I find the games. Some of the set-piece action scenes are engaging, but aside from that, it isn't the most memorable adventure. Something I've been meaning to mention about other movies is the characters' fitness level. I'm a runner. Not only can most people not sprint for 2 minutes, you definitely can't whilst parkouring and not even be out of breath afterwards. You can't do lots of what happens in action movies, but that always bugs me. The movie is pretty much what I expected it to be. A popcorn film with some nice scenery and original action scenes, but nothing you'll remember in a few weeks.

I gave this two spins after I think giving it another play ages ago but not rating it. KRS is KRS but nothing ever goes beyond good. The production isn't too noteworthy.

Being an R. Kelly fan, 'Trapped in the Drive Thru' is quite funny and could have been longer. The rest of it apart from Confessions Part 3 doesn't do a lot for me. I've never been a huge fan of W.A.Y though. The main problem with a parody album is it doesn't have a lot of huge replay value. Best Tracks: Trapped in the Drive-Thru, Confessions Part III.