Title: oh me oh my oh lord! - its a good thing
Product review: debuting with his 1997 release "based..." trick daddy sure knew how to make hits. this album is way too catchy from the hottest beats to the great lyrics. trick opens the album with a reflection of the [end of life] of his brother, which occurred a few years prior to this release (based on a true story 1&2 and oh me oh my). then, trick flips the script by getting into the flossy side of rap (now they wanna holla, bout alotta thangs). next he delves into crime life (killahead and goin down like that). frankly trick goes back and forth between these three themes but hey that's what a thug's about right?! his thug lyrics are hot and bumpin. he also added some flavor by throwing jamal and jt money ... on here. to end the album it didn't hurt by teaming up with verb for the "go'n with yo bad self". this is a hot album ...
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