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You keep getting praise all across the globe. The lyrics talk about no matter how great you are on this earth, you are nothing compared to God.

"Angels" picks it back up again as another great message and an album favorite. So make me align to the truth and rely on Your spirit inside me.

The chorus says it best, though, as the following lyrics are sung, " There's a war inside my heart and mind every day I fight it. Trip then finishes things off with a prayer. The second letter revolves around a guy and his fiancée as he explains sexual urges, his strong desire to remain pure, and the thought that his fiancée is basically his wife already. Since I've been so alone I kinda long for the touch of a woman." The girl explains the struggle with her sexuality as the lyrics discuss an issue I've never heard tackled in other songs. The first takes an unexpected turn as KB reads, " I know when I'm lusting I'm sinning, but my lust here is different. Both of the letters read in the song (the first by KB, the second by Swoope) circle around lust. The stand-out of this trio has to be "Open Letter (Battlefield)." In the song, KB sits down with Swoope and Trip Lee to read and pray over some fan mail. The next three songs slow the album down a bit, but they each bring a solid message. "Don't Mean Much" has a rock feel and features Sho Baraka and as well as Mitch Parks from After Edmund on the chorus vocals, while the Tedashii and Andy Mineo featured "Go Off" is easily an album best. The first five tracks are about as solid as you can get, especially tracks four and five. At first listen, there wasn't much that stood out, but with subsequent listens it began to really shine. KB has become known for his fast flow and there is no shortage of it on this album, but he does a nice job of working it in and not relying on it as a crutch. The entire 116 crew was brought in (except for PRo), and the entire High Society Collective (except for JR) is featured along with some other talent. To do so, he called in the cavalry to support him. Movie Reviews (Main) > Movie Reviews (Main)Ģ4-year old Kevin Burgess, better known as KB, has been making waves with his guest appearances for a couple of years now, most recently with Trip Lee (and Andy Mineo) on "One Sixteen." KB finally has a chance to put his skills to the test in his debut LP, Weight & Glory.Indie Reviews (Main) > Indie Reviews (Main).