There are many lyrics that are definitely not appropriate for children and don't need to described here. Suffice it to say, people who love Will Smith should certainly not listen to this. If you have a little brother or sister, a parental advisory is definitely in order. None of the eighteen tracks are profanity-free, but each song does have some positive qualities that rap fans might enjoy. The songs have good rhyme delivery and some are downright distinctive.
Some songs explore the difficulties of living and love in an odd light.
Unfortunately most of the songs just criticize other races and don't really have much meaning. Many of the them criticize women. The only high point the CD has are the good rhythms that anyone can dance to, rap fans or not. On the whole, the hearty goodness ends there. For people out there who don't mind profanity, maybe the album would seem more meaningful to them, but still the words have no particular meaning and is not worth listening to,unless one enjoys listening to two male rappers cuss with no particular theme.