So I also have to say quite honestly that TI has indeed releast with "Urban Legend" an awesome third album, but the king of the south, he was far from a result. Clear TI has partly class hooklines but he made the unofficial coronation only through his ironically fourth album "King" perfectly. Nevertheless, some fat tracks have been recorded, with Hammer features like Lil 'Wayne, Trick Daddy, Jay-Z, Daz Dillinger and Nelly for this album. Thus the album in the typical Durty Durty style has been kept. That is crass beats, weak to partly meaningless lyrics that are intended to make the majority of the Party. The very cool track "Bring Em 'Out" is next to "Get Loose (feat. Nelly)" one of my favorite tracks on the album. "Get Loose" stands out due to the beat of Jazze Pha and a wahsinnig good rapping Nelly. "Bring Em 'Out", however, made the cold winter a little warmer and was one of the great party hits of 2004. "Freak Through (feat. Pharrell)" would, however, a good second single is released some getting used to. I like the track anyway. Other good tracks would in my opinion "Tha King", "What They Do (feat. BG)" and the absolute highlight of "What They Do" closes with Daz Dillinger the "Urban Legend". Thus, TI's third solo album is quite good and I can not drain a lot of criticism, but it when albums like "All Eyez On Me" sounds, definitely not a milestone in Hip Hop history.
