We Gon Make It and I Am have that "Encore"/"December 4" feel that makes you believe dudes climbed mountains and killed a dragon to get into the booth and spit for you. The production is kinda all over the place but in all the right ways. With production from the Neptunes, Just Blaze, Kanye West, Rich Harrison and Will.I.Am (what rock did this dude crawl out from under to become one of the illest producers doin it right now?) there's no way this album could be anything less than stellar. The beats on this album are top notch, hands down.
It'd appear that Puff is investing all that Sean John and "All About The Benjamins Remix" money into making dope albums and thats a business plan I can full support in these fiscally uncertain times. All that put together gives us an album that is quite a bit more than the some of its parts. I don't know if that means raps gone soft or if Puffy sold one of his kid's soul to the devil for some shine or maybe, just maybe your boy Diddy got good somewhere along the line? Really it's more like Diddy has a shitload of money, an impressive vision and a good case of egomania. Diddy has created one of the better hip hop/dance albums of this year.
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