producers: deric angelettie, foxy brown, sean carter, tyrone fyffe, irv gotti, robert 'shim' kirkland, lil rob, bernard 'big demi' parker, swizz beat.

guests: dmx, mya, total, jay-z, beanie siegel, memphis bleek, eightball, mjg, juvenile.

The question remains: how bad is Foxy really? "Hot Spot" has once again showed everybody, that she still depends on visual teasers, to draw away the attention from her rhymes. And her new, more abstract flow, can not be seen as creativity, but maybe because she had trouble reading the rhymes that Ja˙-Z wrote down for her. However, Foxy dwells in tastelessness with "Bomb Ass", a unscrupulous copy of "Some Bomb Azz Pussy" (by the Dogg Pound, that is the group of Foxy’s boyfriend Kurupt). "BWA" is with even less scruples a rip off of "Real Niggaz Don’t Die" (by N.W.A). Very cruel. And Foxy even rides the '80s Disco' samples wave, that even Puffy has now left behind. But maybe I should only talk about the bareable tracks and moments, that at least keeps the review short. And when I’m talking about tracks, then I mean beats, because the lyrics are so beyond wackness, that I don’t even wanna talk about them.

"Dog & A Fox" with DMX is alright. Swizz Beatz hits this time, since he seams to be a miss or hit producer. This track should motivate Foxy to once again start spitting at people, without apologizing. If you want to get your boogie on, then try "I Can’t" with Total. Nothing exceptional, but something that should get your hips in motion. Now the beat to "4-5-6" is somewhat original, something kinda new. Now Mo-Suave House's Productions show us, that the only reason why Master P always screams 'uuuunnngghhh', must be that he gets kicked in the nuts so often. At least with things like this beat, that shows that there is more to the south, than just these No Limit soldiers. Now "Tramp" is even kinda cool, but it would be much better, if someone like KRS-One would rhyme on it.

Okay, those who like this kind of album, go ahead buy it. I don’t like it. And normally I defend the commerical hip hop, so it’s not an apathy that makes me write this. Oh, and yes, Foxy’s brother Pretty Boy is equally wack. And I’m not just talking about his name.