This album by Luda was average at best. It apppears that this work is more personal than his previous albums. There are 2 tracks on this album that shows Luda's emotional/personal side. "Runaway Love", with Mary J. Blige, adds a touch of morality and i

Mr. Move B**** is known for dropping some of the most hilarious/rambunctious 16 bars in the game(not the rapper). On this, his fifth album under the Def Jam label, Luda drops more personal perspective & insight on this album. There are 2 songs on here that shows Luda's personal/emotional side. The Mary J. Blige assisted "Runaway Love" adds a touch of morality(to Luda's credit). "Do Your Time", featuring Beanie Sigel, Pimp C, & C-Murder, Luda drops perspective on life as an African-American: "I dreamed that we made it, but half of my Black brothers are still incarcerated."
Luda takes aim at T.I. on 2 songs. "Grew Up a Screw Up" with Jeezy, sampling the Eminem produced "Runnin'" by 2Pac & Biggie, Luda's third verse is an aim at T.I. The other "supposed diss" comes on the track "War With God" were Luda spits "Album for album, you can see I got a multimillion plan/So you can call yourself whatever you want, except the multimillion dollar man." However, Luda has said that "War With God" is not a diss track.
One of the low points on here is the lead single "Money Maker" with Pharell. It doesn't compare to other club bangers such as "Area Codes", "Get Back" & "Stand Up".
At best this album is average, unlike his previous 4 albums were there are club bangers & street bangers.