Wyclef is simply a genius. He writes song with meaning like "Where Fugees At" and "Diallo", he writes song with emotions like in "911." I'm tired of people rapping about sex and violence all the time. It's getting old and redundant. But then Wyclef releases an album like this and restores my faith in the rap community. I hope others follow suit and stray away from the "standards" for rap. I understand that style is supposed to be "gangsta," but there most be more they can say. Public Enemy found a way. Anyway, this is clean rap (another refreshing moment) and good rap. Nice beats and strong lyrics. A must buy.