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I wasn't sold on YG either, but for some reason I felt compelled to check out his album... this turned out to be a good instinct.
Imagine if one of the less 'conscious' side characters in Good Kidd Maad City made an album, this would be it. Essentially, its "bad kidd maad city".
Nothing special lyrically, or even in the flow, but the album actually manages to carry a theme and a concept better than most and the production knocks all the way through: bay-area slaps and updated left coast gangsta vibes.
Added bonus: the deluxe has one of the best Weezy verses in a minute.
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