Restocking an online store hardly has the sort of experience required to really pump you up, and this album is kinda out of place. Obviously depending on the nature of the business, it’s not always the best. I find it to be the absolute best soundtrack you can have to making money and getting on your grind.
I put this album on when I get up to do a lot in the morning or on Business trips. The sounds of the album are best described as thunderstorm made into night rager anthems. This is really where high tempo gangster music in my opinion hit it off. The beats are really what shines on this, and Sosa’s sparkly cadence and relaxed yet frenetic flow start any party out for real. It’s just time to feel the rhythm of life. Lyrics are often as simple as “Bitch I’m Cooler than a Cooler” or “Tats all on my body don’t make me catch a body”, but Keef has a constant, driving flow of camaraderie, cash flow, and fast living that can make even the hardest Wu Tang old head bust a groove and forget he isn’t lyrically dense. Of course it goes without saying Keef pioneered the drill sound to a more mainstream audience. Love Sosa, Hallelujah, Hate Bein’ Sober, and Don’t Like are in my view particularly influential to our modern gangsta rap and trap sound. But who the hell cares? Every track is fantastic, but you know an album is one of the best ever when almost half the tracks are among your picks for “Essential Hip Hop Tracks”. This is definitely in my top 3 favorite rap albums if not my favorite, and top 10 albums of all time, just because it is SO DAMN HARD.
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