“Like mister "King.Remembered.In.Time" said himself the game is a pound of reggie K.R.I.I provided what the South and Hip Hop needed after along run a "Breath of fresh Air". From my first listen I was blown away I had to recognize this not just another rapper making a song but dude explain his story being real with himself showing where he comes from using soul, poetry and wisdom. K.R.I.T. definitely joins the new wave artists reppin the South (Yelawolf, Pill, J. Cole) working a vein of Southern Hospitality to the rap game, embracing the production architect of UGK's Pimp C, Outkat's and Organized Noise. K.R.I.T.'s ear is his biggest strength as a producer, on the sample selection tracks like "Return of Forever" and "Country Shit" put the stamp that the South isn't dead we do more than just dance and put our swag on a record, its template with 808s the heart of Southern rap letting the world know whats going on in our back yard. As a rapper, K.R.I.T. still seems to be building his own lane that hasn't been seen in a long time. Just as a producer he pushing boundaries with his production, his rap influences are the best of the best; choosing Pimp C someone who spoke there mind, wanted you to hear it exactly how he said it. has a little T.I. traits southern demeanor and lyrical flexibility serve a strong example for an artist uninterested in painting himself into a corner. then Outkast & Goodie Mob certainly laid a blueprint for his more socio-political verses. K.R.I.T. definitely laid foundation for a King to stand on. Overall the tape is strong "Hometown Hero", "Viktorious" just opens the tape up the verses are well thought out and delivered. other tracks like "Just Touched Down" and "See Me on Top" express self motivation; on live soul loops. Tracks like "They Got Us", "Children of the World", "Small as a Giant" and "Voices" where K.R.I.T.'s shows his art of storytelling...”