Title: Not as real as The Realness. But a damn good follow up.
Product review: If you love real hip hop... You won't be dissapointed. True Meaning is an excellent follow up to the underground classic The Realness. There's some highs and a few lows on True Meaning. Cormega executes effictively again this time, leaving no open gaps. "The Come Up' with Large Pro, "Verbal Graffitti", and "The Legacy" are the albums best tracks. "Love In Love Out" is a deep song that you just can't skip, that answers Nas in a sincere sort of way. This album was made entirely for the street heads. If you're looking for a radio friendly hit or some commercial wana be thug material. This is not the album for you. Overall this is a good album. Worth the money, this will probably grow on you through time too. This album along with his previous one indicates that Mega is one of the few students that graduated with a Master's Degree from the Golden Age of Rap. It's too bad that so many others don't follow Cormega's example.
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