NellyвЂ™s debut on the hip-hop scene works so well because he presents the more laid back feel of Midwestern fun and good times. This wonвЂ™t be mistaken for a compilation album as some of Heavy DвЂ™s albums are (no offense Heavster, we still got +NuttinвЂ™ But Love+ for ya) вЂ“ itвЂ™s pure uncut St.

Lunatics show up on a couple tracks such as вЂњBatter UpвЂќ and collaborator City Spud turns in a VERY-smooth riders anthem on вЂњLuven MeвЂќ, the album represents one rapper and one producer in a way thatвЂ™s not seen much outside DJ Premier and the Guru. What works so well about this album is the fact that Nelly and Jay E present their musical vision almost entirely uninterrupted. Songs like вЂњE.I.вЂќ and the LilвЂ™ Wayne guest-spotted вЂњFor My (Niggaz)вЂќ will definitely get the party people KRUNK and thatвЂ™s what itвЂ™s all about. style вЂњParty and BullshitвЂќ and youвЂ™re going to appreciate the album the way it was intended вЂ“ anthems for club heads and party-goers. Keep it on that level of Notorious B.I.G. вЂњWhy do I live this way?вЂќ raps Nelly, to which his crew shouts back вЂњHEY, must be the money!вЂќ FoвЂ™ shoвЂ™ playa, thatвЂ™s where itвЂ™s at. The free-flowing top-down anthem вЂњRide Wit MeвЂќ is all about the killer BвЂ™s of rap: blunts, brew, bitches, and billions. LouieвЂќ or the current chart-topping вЂњCountry Grammar (Hot Shit).вЂќДonвЂ™t confuse Nelly for a hip-hop activist with a lot of deep thoughts on his mind. Combined with the smooth musical tracks of Jason вЂњJay EвЂќ Epperson, this tends to create trunk bumping smoothness such as the opening вЂњSt. If you had been sleeping on the city of the big Arch (no motherfucker, not McDonaldвЂ™s), hereвЂ™s your wake-up call!Д«esides his Midwestern pride, Nelly also features a flow which helps to distinguish him from his other rap brethern вЂ“ a musical flow which falls somewhere between TQ and Domino without ever straying so far away from itвЂ™s rap roots it gets mistaken for R&B. Louis and heвЂ™s proud вЂ“ so proud he put down hometown comedy hero Cedric the Entertainer to do the albumвЂ™s intro.

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