Unfortunately, this album is disregarded by many. And that is not necessarily on the music itself, but the fact that it was after the release of 50 Cent at a Time "in" to dissing Ja Rule. Sure, this album is very radio friendly and has with his debut "Venni, Vetti, Vecci" no longer all too much in common, but that does not necessarily mean that it is of inferior quality. Ja Rule are accustomed strongly with his rape which pass partly in singing his unique voice, even the content of the lyrics is demanding and are backed by some very chilled out beats. Even take the first single "Thug Lovin '" by New Edition frontman Bobby Brown is such a chill Smash who simply drags a. Yes raps very good, but the best part of the song is clearly the class chorus of B.Brown that goes under your skin. Also "Mezmerize" with R & B princess Ashanti is very chilled and layed back, unfortunately, a little pop, but Ja Rule tears it with his sung vocals out again. From the slightly harder variety is the Neptunes production "Pop Niggas". The beat is fast, backed by claps, then sat in Hook also very cool electric sound and Ja Rule raps down everything just awesome. A real hammer! The second second single "Murder Reigns", which was renamed from defusing reasons in "The Reign" is a real hammer. For the instrumental parts of Toto's 80's cult hit "Africa" were sampled what fantastic sounds and also the performances of Yes, the really cool kicks Rhymes and singer Celeste, who sings a wonderful chorus fit perfectly. Something more in R'n'B style is "Murder Me" kept. A super chill track, which is due to the pleasant instrumentals immediately a real ear worm. Yes raps as always good, even singer Alexi provides a really great hook, only Caddillac Tah does not fit with his little plumb Rhymes quite so. "The Warning" is a serious song. The beat is medium fast, looks a bit depressing and depressed, just really great, moreover, Ja Rule, whose sung chorus is absolutely amazing. With "Rock Star" one arrives, as the name suggests, in rockier realms. The beat is backed by an electric guitar, is still chilling and therefore really cool and also makes yes again everything was perfect. During the verses he raps better than me and in Hook, he sings again, which simply gigantic sounds in combination with the instrumental. On the whole, can as good as convince all tracks. The slightly faster and party-compatible "Last Temptation", "Connected" and "Emerica" are not bad. Only the "Pledge" Remix with 2Pac, Nas and Ashanti was not particularly what is very unfortunate because of the high profile features like. Well, so be it. Overall, Ja Rule is another great album succeeded. Unfortunately, the beef between him and 50 Cent was more violent. Fitty's Gangsta Image came in mass to better why yes no longer sold all too well. Soon however, it will give the great revenge, because on his upcoming album "The Mirror" he bring, Jay-Z, Jadakiss, Fat Joe, Nas and Diddy to large counterstrike from. I can hardly wait. Who goes there like, which can be adjusted in the meantime, with this album it well.
