2 Chainz dominates the sound while Lil Wayne adds spark on a collab album that’s way more serious (and better) than expected.

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5. Bounce (Ft. Lil Wayne)

Believe it or not, this track actually showcases some real skill, which is kind of a rarity for 2 Chainz (I’m just kidding). It’s a unique look for both artists, with each of them leaning into a fast-paced flow that instantly grabs your attention. Wayne also taps into that infamous, sounds-like-he’s-about-to-throw-up delivery, adding an extra layer of chaos that somehow works perfectly here.

4. 100 Joints (Ft. Lil Wayne)

A hundred joints—does he mean a hundred women or a hundred blunts? Either one will f**k you up.

The beat hits harder than trying to clear Super Mario Bros. without a mushroom, and Chainz floats over it with that effortless swagger. Between the slick sing-song moments and his absolute lyrical dominance, this one’s way too hard to ignore.

3. Gotta Lotta (Ft. Lil Wayne)

My biggest takeaway from this track is how much passion you can hear throughout it. The chorus can feel a little dumb at times with the gibberish and talk of having dope, but I’m fine with that since the main melody used is genuinely smooth.

I don’t mind Lil Wayne harmonizing his ass off on records like this either. Honestly, it works better than him straight-up rapping (as long as he doesn’t go full overkill like that painfully bad rock album where he sounded like he had alcohol poisoning throughout). 2 Chainz comes through strong on his verse, which is exactly what the track needs to balance out Auto-Tune Wayne.

2. MFN Right

Wifey would slap me if I just said I was right; imagine if I said was MFN right.

“MFN Right” is another effortlessly infectious 2 Chainz track—maybe not earth-shattering, but the kind that makes your head nod non-stop. He’s smooth as hell on the mic, dropping playa bars while sliding over the beat like a curling stone glides across ice. Club-ready energy pours from every second, and Zaytoven’s production? Criminally underrated (Hell, 2 Chainz gives him props literally throughout the track).

1. Watch Out

Did 2 Chainz just say he has verbal communication with his stove? That’s hard af.

Who said hip-hop can’t be wild and enjoyable when the rapper sounds completely deranged? 2 Chainz is absolutely unhinged on this track, and I love every second of it. The production doesn’t help, with its creepy, ‘someone’s stalking the hallways looking for a serial killer’ vibe.

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SONG BY SONG BREAKDOWN

1. Dedication (4/5)

2. Smell Like Money (Ft. Lil Wayne) (3.5/5)

3. Bounce (Ft. Lil Wayne) (3.5/5)

4. Got A Lotta (Ft. Lil Wayne) (3.5/5)

5. MFN Right (4.5/5)

6. Blue C-Note (Ft. Lil Wayne) (3.5/5)

7. Not Invited (4.5/5)

8. Bentley Truck (Ft. Lil Wayne) (4.5/5)

9. 100 Joints (4.5/5)

10. Rolls-Royce Weather (4/5)

11. What Happened (Ft. Lil Wayne) (3/5)

12. Section (Ft. Lil Wayne) (4/5)

13. Watch Out (Bonus) (4/5)

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RGM RATING

(78%)

To me, this feels way more like a 2 Chainz album than a Weezy one—the beats, concepts, and overall vibe all lean heavy in Chainz’s direction. That said, you can’t downplay Wayne’s impact at all: whenever he shows up, he injects this animated spark that jump-starts the record and helps the energy fully click.

I honestly went into this expecting a lot more goofy, throwaway stuff, but I was mostly wrong—plenty of these tracks are straight-up serious rap records. All in all, I respect what these two Southern legends put together here, and yeah, I’ll definitely be blasting a few of these joints out of my hoopty… since nobody’s cutting me a check for grinding through these damn reviews anyway.

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