Single: Fats - Always There

If Fats was making this track with intentions to cause pain, he succeeded. It was a pain in the ass, the neck and especially the ears. Senseless introductive rambling followed by rhymes without an ounce of intelligence, this track is yet another example of modern horse manure which passes as “Hip Hop”.

A hard-hitting beat can sometimes save a song when a rapper just isn’t cutting it…but unfortunately, this is not the case, as the beat itself gets painfully repetitive. It seems decent at first, and some might enjoy it throughout, but others will get sick of it easily, and will feel a vague familiarity to a DJ Kay Slay beat…without the flair.

This track here is dripping with amateurism (or mediocrity at best) and generality. If you’ve heard one, you’ve heard ‘em all.