This new one from foxy puts her back where she left off on Ill na na(her first cd) but in a whole new way. A lot of people thought she would fall off or come back weak on this but she came from left field with some of these tracks. This time she brought a lot of reggae, dancehall, some soca and even indian music to the plate. Some of the tightest tracks on this is where she raps with dancehall beats. Hearing foxy chant in jamacian puts her on a whole different level now and no other female mc right now can do it better. The way that she flows from rap to reggae makes it look a lot easier than it is. There is one song call "so Hot" where she shows her trini roots with a calypso style beat that sounds different to anything out now. Bk Anthem has one of the hardest and tightest beats that you can play on the set. On songs the leter she apologizes to her family and different people she hurt. On broken silence she lets you knwo what she has been goign through all this time. Fallin and 730 pust some rumors to an end liek jay-z writing some of her rhymes. She admits it saying "Yeah I did, but I blew um up the same". "Tables will turn" is anotehr tight song that I think is on of the tightest on the cd...produced by regage producer Dave kelly. In regage dave kelly is the equivalent of timbaland in hip-hop so she couldn't get any better with him. The songs I like the most are: Oh Yeah, Bk Anthem, The letter, 730, tables will turn, hood scriptures, run dem, na na be like, so hot, and teh saddest day. Overall I think foxy came strong for her third time around. I like this one better than chyna doll overall as a album. There is a lot of singles I can see droping from this.