Lark On My Go Kart: Boom bap production intro that has Roth setting the tone for the album. Humorous lyrics and free flowing subjects of "egging houses, hot chicks, blunts, Mario Kart", good starter.
Blunt Cruisin': Stoner anthem that has a likeable chorus, but pretty poor production and overall feel.
I Love College: Feel good party anthem whose smooth rolling chorus and relaxed melody make it a college dorm favorite.
La Di Da: Don Cannon produced, Roth spits about life's stress and releasing his emotions. Nice track.
Be By Myself: Selected to be the second single, Cee-Lo offers soulfulness on the hook, while Roth talks about dealing with groupies.
She Don't Wanna Man: Roth takes the perspective of a party boy looking for the sexy ladies, while Keri croons on the hook about not looking for a man.
Sour Patch Kids: Continuing boom bap productions, Roth speaks about the upcoming generation and future.
As I Em: Reggae tempo with guitar and melodic basslines, Roth puts the comparisons to Eminem to rest here.
Lion's Roar: Fast paced track with heavy drums and a crooning hook. Busta Rhymes delivers his charismatic rapid flow.
Bad Day: Roth tells a humorous story of a bad day. Jazze Pha sings with more attitude on the hook than usual.
His Dream: The most heartfelt track on the album, little known Miguel croons softly on the hook, while Roth speaks about a son's dream becoming a father's.
Fallin': Another personal number which Roth appreciates his success and is so high that he can't fall.
Nice debut for Roth, sounds promising. Production was on point and fitting for the audience he is aiming for and he proves that he's more than "I Love College" that he can spit. Each guest plays their role and the topics are deeper than originally thought.
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