Omarion, Performer-Tadd Mingo, 2 Engineer-Brian McCarthy, 2 Engineer-No ID, Co-Producer-Gelli, 2 Engineer-Ernest No-ID wilson, Composer-Ernest No-ID wilson, Lyricist John Horesco IV, 2 Engineer-John Horesco IV, Recording Engineer-LRoc, Co-Producer-James Phillips, Composer-James Phillips, Lyricist-Jermaine Dupri, Producer-Jermaine Dupri, Composer-Jermaine Dupri, Mixing Engineer-Jermaine Dupri, Lyricist-Rufus Morgan, 2 Engineer-BOW Wow feat. David Jeffries / TiVo John Horesco IV, 2 Engineer-John Horesco IV, Recording Engineer-LRoc, Co-Producer-James Phillips, Composer-James Phillips, Lyricist-Jermaine Dupri, Producer-Jermaine Dupri, Composer-Jermaine Dupri, Mixing Engineer-Jermaine Dupri, Lyricist-BOW Wow, Performer-Phil Tan, Mixing Engineer-Kitt Reuter-Foss, Mezzo-Soprano-Tadd Mingo, 2 Engineer-Billy Odum, Guitar-Jaron Alston, Composer-Jaron Alston, Lyricist Brenda Russell, Composer-Brenda Russell, Lyricist-John Horesco IV, 2 Engineer-John Horesco IV, Recording Engineer-Jermaine Dupri, Producer-Jermaine Dupri, Composer-Jermaine Dupri, Lyricist-Jermaine Dupri, Mixing Engineer-Phil Tan, Mixing Engineer-BOW Wow feat.

At the very least, it's interesting way to develop child star into adult star, and hook-fill one at that. Perhaps Dupri and BOW Wow think this stark production boosts the rapper's thug factor, but he's pop thug who doesn't swear much and he never claims to be carrying any heat. Snoop collectors need not worry about obtaining his minimal appearance here, and there's really nothing necessary enough to push this to anyone but So So Def and / or BOW Wow faithful. Let Me Hold You with Omarion and Like You with Ciara are sensual highlights, and BOW is a surprisingly skeletal number that finds BW bringing it with nothing but sparse drumbeat to support him. Everything else here works at more adult level, often very well. Do You is return of Mack-type Number that really blow BOW Wow's popularity out of proportion, but it's made for tweenies and teens who have rapper's Right On! Pinup in their lockers. Even though the album plays off its title too much-pretending that BOW Wow was a much bigger star in 2005 than he really is-it's hard not to appreciate how this scrappy rapper keeps things interesting despite B-level beats. Fortunately, BOW Wow gets by on his charisma, cool, and choruses, which are extremely catchy. For rapper not know for knocking 'em dead with his lyrics, this could be a problem.

There's that good old partying and swaggering that makes So So Def great, but there is little glitz. With Dupri in the Producer's chair for every song save one, want is So So Def release in every way but officially. BOW Wow come back to the house of Jermaine Dupri for want, album that's solid but not stunning.

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