Album Review: Rhymefest-El Che

By T. Love

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Mookie Gee says:

May 17, 2010 at 5:44 PM

Sounds like your only complaint about El Che is that it has 3 tracks talking about women. Not sure how that makes a 16 track album weak considering most rappers brag on their dick for a whole record. As long as they ain’t on no Jay Z/Beyonce “Hollywood” type tracks from Kingdom Come I’m gonna give Fest the benefit of the doubt and cop the album.