Proving that current southern hip hop music was more than just crunk at the time, Nashville's Young Buck put a bit of gangsta attitude back into rap below the Mason Dixon. "Shorty Wanna Ride," the album's second single, is one of Lil Jon's finest productions and embodies a lot of the album in its 4:21 length- the south, the hood and a somewhat rowdy (but still very skilled) approach to rhyming. "I'm a Soldier" is a great start to the album, and 50's guest appearance helps get the momentum up and running. Other than that, the other album's highlight is when Ludacris outshines his host on "Stomp" and delivers harsh words for T.I.
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