Using a title scrapped by friend , offers his sixth proper album in a way that comes across as a promise and threat. The content of likewise is a work of dualism more than his previous releases, brooding and balling in extremes. "Last one with but I'm still goin' off," he notes casually in the track "Feel a Way," and he proves his claim through the grim "Vampire," the spirit-of-'96 "Southside Hov," and acts of humorously gratuitous flamboyance such as "Lambo Wrist" and "Quarantine Thick." If this does prove to be 's last recording, there's no denying he went out in strong form. Tracks with amusing reinterpretations of classics by , and show that the rapper had a good deal of fun while making it, too. ~ Andy Kellman