Tha G Code

The Source (3/00, p.256) - 3.5 mics out of 5 - "...his latest steel gumbo pot full of Down South flows...returning with some of that same flavor that confused the world's taste buds in '98....it bangs consistently throughout....leaving us with some memorable moments in hip-hop."
Vibe (2/00, pp.159-60) - "...a vital, 3-dimensional portrait of post-millennial black America....Familial, ghettoed-out, equal parts grime and shine, it finds Juvenile at the height of his powers..."
Rolling Stone (1/20/00, pp.55,59) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...all-the-way minimal, with creamy lite-jazz keyboards and sparse, tough percussion....unpretentious fun....demands - and earns - respect on [its] own ghetto-country terms."
Q Magazine (5/00, p.112) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...[Cash Money's] most charismatic MC, his lazy delivery meshing perfectly with the brittle, hook-heavy backdrops constructed by Mannie Fresh....bad behavior you can't help but dance to."
Entertainment Weekly (1/7/00, pp.68-9) - "...cooks up a wicked gangsta-rap gumbo loaded with electro-funk grooves and slang-banging ghetto braggadocio....this Louisiana rhymer's vibe is undeniably tasty." - Rating: B+