He would craft one of the better albums from No Limit, but if I could have one gripe about this project personally, it's that there are too many features. He was the best lyricist on the label, and he was also the most ambitious musically, and it showed mostly on this album. The most underrated artist of the entire label deserved more credit for his albums. P does a good job of showcasing the strengths of his crew on this album, and with almost 1 million copies sold of this project, it clearly worked. This album is far from a classic, but it set Mac up to be the next one from New Orleans to really take the reigns and it's a shame that his situation changed before he could really take off. Like most No Limit albums, this tracklist is a bit exhaustive and should be trimmed down, but when you have songs like the hit single 'Wobble Wobble', the hood classic 'I Can Tell', 'Them Boyz', 'Life Is Serious', 'Uptown', and my personal favorite 'Say Brah'. The real MVP of this album is the underrated Mac, who carries just about every song he is featured on, which is limited to 8 of the 22 tracks, but those 8 tracks are among the best on the album. Essentially a compilation of all the No Limit artists, some artists here shine brighter than others. I had my doubts about this album when I heard about it, but I was pleasantly surprised when I finally got around to purchasing it alongside a copy of fellow New Orleans stars Big Tymers' album 'I Got That Work'. The importance of this album rests within the fact it represents the last bit of life for No Limit after having a slightly over saturated 1999. The Tank was stronger than ever after this album. This album featured more than enough appearances from the No Limit Family, as Silkk The Shocker, C-Murder, Mia X, and more made multiple appearances on the album. The album would end up going triple platinum, staking the claim for No Limit as a force to be reckoned with, and positioning Master P as one of the biggest names in hip hop.

1 on the Billboard charts on the strength of singles 'I Miss My Homies' and 'Make Em Say Uhh', both of which were successful on the charts. Despite the lack of top tier lyricism on No Limit albums, they made hit records and that's undeniable. It had some controversy around it based on the title and the cover (which featured a drug addict smoking crack originally before it was changed), but aside from that, everything about this album hit on all cylinders for Master P and company. After the successful Ice Cream Man record, No Limit got right on the cusp of breaking out into the mainstream and they needed that one album to push them over the top. For me, this is the album that truly represents the No Limit breakthrough.

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