::: Yung Joc - Hustlenomics :::

Yung Joc's Hit Track "Coffee Shop" has "rotated on BET more that a set of Goodyear tires on an eighteen wheeler". Anything associated with Bad Boy Records has Sean (P Diddy) Combs' blessing, Welcome to Yung Joc Hustlenomics. Young Joc has heaps of guest appearances from Diddy, Bun B, Rick Ross, Jim Jones, Young Dro, Snoop Dogg, and Jazze Pha just to name a few. Young Joc's Hustlenomics (Intro) starts off with an old man talking about flippin', and hustlin'; Yung Joc raps about how he grew up with both of his parents hustlin' in the streets just to get by. "Hell Yeah featuring Diddy" starts off with about twenty seconds of redundant background sound effects with no vocals, I'm sure they will cut the dead space if a video is released. Diddy's verse on "Hell Yeah" was short but had added enough flava' to be a single.

Rules and Reasons for the skit "Hustlemania":

Rule: Make sure you leave the Kool-Aid in the kitchen.

Reason: You might spill ya Kool-Aid on ya carpet because this skit is funny as hell it's been a long time since I enjoyed a skit. The voice and mannerism of Young Joc's alter ego Pak Man really made the skit enjoyable.

"Getting Da Money featuring Gorilla Zoe, Mike Carlito" is "a little hotter than a habanero pepper". The hook on "Getting Da Money" is chopped and sped up, kinda' like chopped and screwed but a lot faster. It's sure to be a club banger guaranteed.

Overall sixteen tracks with excellent production, go BUY Hustlenomics. Shouts outs to Bad Boy South and BLOCK ENT.

Review by: ~ jblu