Life after No Limit wasn't very kind to Mystikal, and even with the Neptunes production this album isn't great. The singles, "Shake Ya A*s" and "Danger" are fun, good rap songs, but as a whole the album isn't awesome. He doesn't have as much to say, and he spends most of his time bragging about nothing or yelling at nobody in particular. This was entertaining for a few albums, but without the No Limit squad, Mystikal has proven pretty one dimensional. A lot of the songs are similar, and only a few guest appearances lighten up the album. Da Brat and Petey Pablo lend an OK rhyme on "Come and see about me" and the best track is obviously "Neck Uv Da Woodz", where OutKast pretty much does the entire song. Without C-Murder and Master P and the rest of no limit, Mystikal is lonely, even though this was his most commercial success. People wanting to own some Mystikal ought to buy "Mind of Mystikal" or one of his No Limit releases.