He really crafted a great debut. You really get to know Joey on this album. He shows that he can flip shit on different tempos and keep it funky. The 90s stuff is definitely there as I could see videos for some of these songs with the rap city logo on them as they go off to commercial. With that said, it's more than that. I love that he's giving his perspective on this album. There isn't a ton of features on the tracks. You get what you pay for. You like Joey you get to hear Joey.

AND this is on his own label! No major compromise here, straight Pro Era. I love it. I want Joe to get rich off this album and develop that CJ Fly album next.