Tell Em Why U Madd -Clean

The Source (10/99, pp.228-30) - 3 mics out of 5 - "...the Madd Rapper's connections as one of hip-hop's premier producers pays off. On 'Bongo Break,' an aggressive, un-MTV-styled Busta Rhymes flips....Raekwon stomps through 'Ghetto'...the Beatnuts pepper 'Esta Loca' with head-bouncing, bilingual flavorings..."
Vibe (10/99, p.185) - "...proves that not only can he produce head-nodding, butt-shaking grooves, but he's actually an adequate 'rhymer'..."

Rolling Stone (9/30/99, p.85) - 3.5 stars out of 5 - "...an album of funky, cool-out hip-hop that gets funnier the more you know about hip-hop and the record industry....[Madd Rapper's] a character amongst characters and holds up a shiny Range chrome hubcap in which hip-hop can see itself..."
Q Magazine (1/00, p.118) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...The duet with Eminem is the winner...both rappers pushing each other to new levels of whiny, high-pitched derangement....with a constantly glistening backdrop..."
Entertainment Weekly (1/28/00, p.106) - "...he continues [his] glossy hardcore rap legacy with jiggadelic state-of-the-art beats and rhymes....Angelettie's slammin' debut is nothing to be mad about." - Rating: A-