With production from former Juice Crew captain Marley Marl, DJ Premier, Domingo and Moss, the Queens legend is backed by the right kind of producers. The only glaring weak spot on the album is "Turn It Out," a track that is just as cheesy as its horribly cliché hook; "riding to the club, candy coated on the dubs." That doesn't mean Half A Klip is flawless otherwise, other than on the original version of "100 Rounds" (from Domingo's The Most Underrated), and "With a Bullet" do you really get the G Rap of old; spitting breathless flames at a rapid pace".
The Queens legend is supported by producers like Marley Marl, DJ Premier, Domingo, and Moss. However, the only notable issue on the album is "Turn It Out," which has a hook as clichéd as it is cheesy—“riding to the club, candy coated on the dubs.” This doesn't mean that Half A Klip lacks flaws; the original version of "100 Rounds" (from Domingo's The Most Underrated) and "With a Bullet" don’t fully embody the old G Rap style with rapid-fire rhymes.