"Queen Bee" at her best.

If you're a fan of big overproduced beats, sharp-tongued lyrics with a hint of feminism, this is your kind of album.
With this album, Lil Kim puts Hip Hops notorious boys club on high alert. Signaling, that not only can a female MC hang with the big boys, but she can go just has hard and get just as grimy as any male hip hop artist. Kim's lyrical prowess shines through as she positions herself atop the hip hop podium. Some of my favorite tracks on the album are:

1.Big Momma Thang (Featuring Jay-Z)
2.We Don't Need it
3. No Time
4. Crush On You

This is one of the few albums in which I've enjoyed the majority of the songs. Each track takes you on a tour of the world of Lil Kim. You will have a better understanding of who Lil Kim is and what made her. She discusses past abuse, her desire for love and what it's like for her as a female hip hop artist. But she also makes it clear what she will and will not stand for, namely, no good broke men.This is a great album with a multitude of terrific tracks, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Queen Bee at her best.