As the title suggests, this album is strongly crafted around the idea of a post-9/11 country. And considering Cube's political past in rhyme, this seems like a perfect platform for his supergroup to drop street knowledge. However, that rarely happens. The album is more just gangsta rap tough talk that has all been heard before. But considering it's Cube, W.C. and Mack 10, that is not a bad thing and Terrorist Threats is a very entertaining listening. But, I guess, I was just expecting more of a thought-provoking one.
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