only songs worth keeping are grooveline, fukk la & gangsta 
how the fukk he leave banger & yay yay off the album? 
I'm seeing the vision Q had for this and I like track list order as is more.
You're not a q Stan if you don't lke this album. Either you keep listening til it grows or you hand inyour Q Stan licensehella let down as a q stan
Real shyt about the track listAfter a few more days listening mane
8/10 and I think it will be that for good. Not a classic but a really good debut for homie
yeah a lot of these rappers watch too much scarface to come up with lyrics, no conviction whatsoever
Sorry,this shyt don't sound any more authentic to me.meh I'm a stan, in this last week i'm pretty sure I've played Oxymoron than i did gkmc in total
I dunno man. I am extremely enamored with this album. So refreshing hearing some good hard rap on a major label album. shyt thats told from a raw, realistic, believable standpoint not in a posh pretentious way like Rick Ross whom I like. I havent felt this way about a release since Watch the Throne. Every song is 10/10 for me...even Los Awesome
Mastermind? nikka, ross got six albums and a bunch of mixtapes. ANd you're naming two of dude's songs. I listened to his whole album front to back and shyt was the same ole shyt. That shyt wasnt deep. And I dont look at ross as the personification of being authentic either. But NOTHING about schoolboy makes me feel like woah this is so much more interesting. Just cause he comes off more as a dusty bum ass nikka doenst mean he sounds realer.
Post a track off Mastermind that sounds as personal and realistic as Hoover Street or Prescription/Oxymoron ....a few things he said bout his family happened in mine
