Let me start off by saying that I have a lot to say about the original Chainsmoker, and it's mostly negative. It is, to this day, a least favorite from the entire Psychopathic Records album history. I could go on about it for hours. But this is not about that album.

I may actually listen to this. I'm betting it's better than the original Chainsmoker... for cynical reasons, because I don't think Mono can make one as dismal and un-entertaining as that one. He can only come out on top... but for realistic and optimistic reasons, Mono is a much better rapper than he was in those days. I don't love MNE music, but I am confident that this Chainsmoker 2 will be better than the PSY one. 

For the love of God PLEASE leave out the subliminal disses, Monsieur Metric. You won't, I know, because it has conquered your life focus, to your detriment. But if you did not diss once, it would give this unheard mystery solo album so much more intrigue. 

I'm kind of excited to hear it. 

Demented Smoka said
If Jamie does not "sing" a single word on this, and paul just raps and keeps it hip hop, I'll consider it a success.  

Jamie singing in most tracks from Mutant wasn't bad at all, to me. It just worked. But God oh Gawd, I can't get into his nu metal emo whatever the fuck that is style.

I am relieved to find that I'm not the only one that disliked the original. Does anyone have a favorite track at all? I don't really. Maybe I'll give it another listen. Been forever.

So I had this friend, Dave (r.i.p.). He was from NY like and me and we parted ways for years, as he moved to FL and tried life down there. He was never into anything ICP or PSY really, besides Halls of Illusion. Strict metal head dude. Anyway, he actually married a Juggalette down in FL, and got into the music a bit more. 

He was not a bright man. Made some of the worst decisions ever. However, like a savant, he sometimes had moments of insight. One day he told me, so impassioned that he was shaking, that he "used to be down with all that ICP music... but that Monoxide Child album, man.."  - at this point he struggled to grasp words that were suitable for such a travesty- "that Monoxide Child album... I just stopped listening to all of that stuff.. I just couldn't anymore"

The album made Dave completely disregard anything related to Twiztid, ICP, etc. To Dave, "The Chainsmoker EP" was an album of renouncement. 

He and the FL Juggalette divorced, he moved back to NY, struggled with sobriety, and a couple years back, overdosed and passed.

It's not your fault, Paul, but damn lol