May 4th, 2010 by Mike McCray in CD Reviews
The Good: Everything people love about Young Jeezy is on display here. A blend of trunk rattlin’ and soulful beats, slick lyrics perfectly balance the shine and the grind. “Lose My Mind” with Plies is so dope, I can completely ignore the fact that Plies is a college-educated man playing a goon. “Ill’in” featuring Clipse is exactly why “cocaine rap” has never gone away. ”Ride Wit Me” with Trick Daddy and Scarface preaches the gospel of keeping your crews small and close knit from the mouths of seasoned vets in the game. Also happy to see Jeezy get a couple Shawty Redd beats before the producer was locked up.
The Good: Everything people love about Young Jeezy is on display here. A blend of trunk rattlin’ and soulful beats, slick lyrics perfectly balance the shine and the grind. “Lose My Mind” with Plies is so dope, I can completely ignore the fact that Plies is a college-educated man playing a goon. “Ill’in” featuring Clipse is exactly why “cocaine rap” has never gone away. ”Ride Wit Me” with Trick Daddy and Scarface preaches the gospel of keeping your crews small and close knit from the mouths of seasoned vets in the game. Also happy to see Jeezy get a couple Shawty Redd beats before the producer was locked up.
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