San Bernardino, California emcee Doggystyleeee reemerging for his sixth EP. Coming up 6 years in the past off his full-length debut Into Somethin’, he would go on to place out his final 5 EPs in addition to 5 mixtapes & a pair extra albums garnering curiosity to the purpose the place WWE Hall of Famer Snoop Dogg nearly signed him to Death Row Records not too lengthy after buying the label from MNRK music Group to revive it. Blame It on My Crippin’ produced by AC3Beats was a decent option to begin off his 2025 & is whipping up music with Substance following a breakdown of his Split Personality.
“Money Motivated” samples “Foe tha Love of $” by Bone Thugs-n-Harmony that includes Eazy-E speaking in regards to the bread holding him impressed whereas “Men Shouldn’t Cry” tells the story of a robust man who went by means of Hell & again to tie up the primary half correctly. “In My Bag” begins the 2nd half of the holding cash in his ideas giving off a contemporary g-funk vibe whereas “2004 Flow” throws it again to the crunk days. “Energized” works in sampling to maintain his 9 by his facet whereas the nearer takes the ultimate 4 minutes & 20 seconds to get “A Few Questions” off his thoughts.
AC3Beats might very effectively be my private favourite producer Doggystyleeee’s labored with as a result of their chemistry is so distinctive, however I do respect him giving Peso Talks an opportunity to shine behind the boards since music with Substance’s manufacturing acceptably meshes fashionable & basic west coast sounds taking a considerably significant strategy to the songwriting capturing the gangsta themes that made the San Bernardino lyricist so widespread close to the top of the earlier decade.
Score: 8/10