The sequel to ' 2017 breakthrough, finds , , and embracing their superstardom -- charting the meteoric rise from trap hustling to a lavish lifestyle of glamorous parties and international runways -- with a whopping 24 tracks of triplet-trap and some undeniable pop hits. The big moments make themselves immediately known. At the top of the pack is "BBO (Bad Bitches Only)," a horn-drenched throwback produced by and featuring an irresistible chorus by . The -assisted "Stir Fry" hypnotizes with unmistakable production that echoes 's work on 's "Drop It Like It's Hot." The propulsive "Auto Pilot (Huncho on the Beat)" is another highlight on the first half, one of a handful of tracks produced exclusively by executive producers and ' unofficial fourth member, . The pair's strength as producers is apparent throughout -- sometimes creating more memorable moments than their guests -- especially on "CC" with , "Crown the Kings," and the slapping "Too Playa" with . In similar fashion, the trio also prove that they can hold their own without the help of a high-profile guest verse. "Gang Gang" and "Made Men" stand out, eclipsing star turns by ("Walk It Talk It"); ("White Sand"); ("Notice Me"), and ("MotorSport"). ~ Neil Z. Yeung