I loved every song this is amazing Nelly successfully stretched his talents

Nelly does it again! What a great album! I can’t wait for the next one!

Nelly i cant think of any other way you could possibly get better at singing and “Country Boy Do” is so true describing me. And i don’t know why people don't think most of its not country sure it has some rap but Kane brown and etc. are still really good so stop saying that when these people like nelly and making a career of good music and good songs and we are listening to it and they absolutely are better then us at singing so let them continue to make great songs? Good job on the album nelly your songs always make me smile!

From Country Grammar to Hot in Herre to Pimp Juice to Just A Dream to Over and Over Again to Heartland - Nelly just reinvents himself. He’s the Chris Jericho of rap!

We just saw him in concert 9/24/2022. Top 5 concerts I’ve ever seen. Got me jonesen for more Nelly!

I love this album, no matter how it’s classified!

The whole album is a hit. Refreshing and enjoyable. Love that nelly is true to himself and has found a fantastic niche of music that is a winner.

Every song is a hit! Worth every penny! Nelly has done it again with help from some really great artists!

Oz

If you people truly believe this is country. You don’t know country music. Country music involves steel guitar, soft fiddle, no auto beat tunes, and words sung straight from the heart. Country star Alan Jackson educates listeners on what country music really is on his legendary song “Where Have You Gone”. This album has none of those four characteristics. Oh one more thing. Country absolutely has no rap. This has a bunch of that. Make that five. Thomas Rhett is not traditional country. But he sings straight from his heart accompanied with his southern accent and even some fiddle on a few of his songs, which makes him somewhat country. I like some Country Pop. But Nelly and country don’t go together in the same sentence. Breland, Blanco Brown, and FGL are also not country. To King George, Jackson, Granger Smith, Cody Johnson, Justin Moore, and Jon Pardi. Please continue to do your thing and save country music from these called “country” imposters. Zero stars by the way for not one ounce of country in this.