I listened to the first 6 tracks or so and wasn't feelin it. Still love Tech, but ever since Everready haven't liked more than like 50% of any album.

I was disappointed. KOD was the last Tech album that I dug. And then I stopped listening after Something Else because I felt at that point he has chosen a direction that I'm just not feeling at all. But this album intrigued me because of Don't Nobody Want None. That song is fucking awesome. Kinda wish he did a whole album (or at least a mixtape) with that gimmick. Drink Up wasn't bad either so I thought maybe this album would be more in tune with my taste again.

Hated the first song. 2nd and 3rd where alright so I had hope again. Bad Juju was OK. Comfortable is pretty cool. So far so good! Absolutely hated No Reason, though. And from then on, it was basically the same Tech that I heard on All 6's and Something Else. Can't stand features like Nave Monjo, way to pop-y/RnB-y for me. My Fault would actually be a good song if it weren't for this dude. If they'd literally just omitted the hook, just let the instrumental play instead, I'd dig it.

Now that I've typed this I realize that there were actually more songs that I liked on this than I remembered. I guess it's because they were all during the first half of the album and then the second half left a really bad impression on me. The pre-order titletrack wasn't bad though. But tbh, even the songs I liked where more like "I don't mind the song being on" instead of "fuck yeah, this is dope". Except for Don't Nobody Want None. That one is pure awesomeness.

y'all keep talking about this Snow the Product verse but I've played through the entire album 2-3 times now and still haven't noticed it lmao bout to peep that track now

ironic that she went so hard considering Tech was just doing a video where he's asked to rate rappers bars without knowing whose bars they are...when he read Snow the Product's verse (again not knowing it was hers) he said it was wack basically and gave it a low ass score lol

I didn't expect to dig it as much as I did. I'm like T.O. in that I stopped blind buying Tech after Something Else, but this is the first album I actually rocked to that wasn't a collab album. 

There seems to be a greater focus on raw skill, and lots of humor in the punchlines that I liked.

I'm being vague, but there's not much to say about Tech that hasn't already been said.