{^Toe 2 Toe, Vol. 6} brings together {$Elephant Man} and {$Vybz Kartel} to run through some familiar {\dancehall} material. {$Elephant Man} opens up the album with a warlord vex and they continue on to cover bad men, hot women, weed and gun talk. {\Dancehall} fans will appreciate the consistency especially when Jamaica's top two MC's are given their take on the well-worn subjects. The riddims are strong but not outstanding. Both MC's run the riddims and use the minimal tracks to take them in any direction. {$Elephant Man} remains straightforward on most of his tracks. Instead of copping weird melodies from the '80s, he just rhymes tough and lays down gritty vocals. His use of the theme from {#Sesame Street} and a hit by {$Miami Sound Machine} has been hard to figure out for fans outside of Jamaica. {$Vybz Kartel} dilutes {$Elephant Man}'s touches of strange humor. {$Kartel} changes up the tone and speed of his rhymes and gives a stronger performance than {$Elephant Man}. The subjects remain essentially the same but he brings a bit more variety to his tracks. {$Elephant Man} and {$Vybz Kartel} on the same album puts the world's best {\dancehall} MC's side by side . ~ Matt Whalley, All Music Guide