Hey Juggalos and Technicians! Shoeless here with another review.
I have to say straight up, initially, I was too hard this album. This is one of those that has grown on me and in the best possible ways.
I have listened over and over again, went back to his other albums i own, and not only does Rittz seem more at ease and relaxed in this album, but he’s also faster, and more open with his struggles. Not to mention one track he slowed way down and just straight up murdered to silence his haters about his speed of rap per his normal pace.
If I could go back to Johnny Valiant for a second, it was the anthem of the summer of 2013 as well as Twiztid’s A New Nightmare, and this one is definitely as good!
This album has range, it has the bangers you’re used to hearing from Strange Music Inc, the collaborations, skits, and even a few sad songs, all wrapped up with a bunch of those old school loops, and new school beats we’ve come to know, love, and expect of Rittz’s brand. Yet, it isn’t like any one of his works before now. He also has plenty of jabs at those naysayers that also promote himself in an entertaining way.
To summarize I don’t know if you could go wrong with buying this whole album! Not just the few favorites iTunes has the most positive feedback from, you’d cheat yourself on part of the experience of Top of the Line.
Enjoy ninjas, I did!
~Shoeless~
