With the only guest-appearances provided by his fellow Diplomat J. Writer and a third-stringer named Sen from the " Dips", Rell does the heavy lifting on this one, with mixed results. After setting the tone with the album's sinister intro, "Black Gloves", Rell spits the realest line of his career on "Get Ready". Over a no-frills beat produced by A. Anyone who's gazed at Hell Rell's mug without turning to stone can attest to this; the joint's dope, though.
The talented A. Kajmir Royale shows he's ready for prime time with the grandiose, rock 'n' roll-tinged beat for "True Colors", which is another winner. On "What Up", the aforementioned J. There's nothing wrong with an artist staying in their comfort zone and sticking with one topic M. Many of the beats, ranging from average to hot, sound very much alike; the fact that they're all pretty much the same tempo doesn't help matters.
Rell's rhymes are serviceable, but not quite rewind-worthy. This album is a rare case where more guest appearances may have actually helped break the monotony. Still, "Black Mask" is far from wack; it's a respectable effort that should appeal to fans who like their rap hardcore and from the gutter. For now, Hell Rell is a good role-player on the Dipset team, but he's not ready to crack the starting line-up just yet.
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