While Styles talks shit and Jada drops punchlines, SheekвЂ™s plain spoken delivery and verbiage offset both nicely and allowed for smooth three-man tag team transitions from rapper to rapper. Sheek was the glue that bound the group together. Believe it or not, that was the perfect role for him in The LOX. ThatвЂ™s right, Sheek is the rapper who as a soloist reminds you of your least favorite teacher in high school вЂ“ the one with no charisma and no enthusiasm whose voice practically begged you to fall asleep in class. Jadakiss is the funny one, Styles P is the smooth talking one, and Sheek Louch is, wellвЂ¦ um, heвЂ™sвЂ¦ the one with no personality? If you didnвЂ™t read the prior reviews or even glance through them, let me recap вЂ“ I like these guys collectively as a group, but individually they seem flawed and incapable of holding down an entire solo. In fact I would gladly have passed off the buck on this album, but each time one comes out is flooded with requests for coverage and your humble editor-in-chief ends up being the only one willing to cop the CD. To the collective fans of The LOX, I apologize for these words in advance вЂ“ that would have been fine with me. Sit behind the desk you know, watch a lilвЂ™ cableвЂќ вЂYour shit hot, you could bring the muhвЂ™fuckin streets backвЂ™ вЂTil I dropped a freestyle in the studio with some of my mans No need to speak but the promotion was weak Styles P dropped вЂGangster and a GentlemanвЂ™ вЂ“ hard IвЂ™m lovin his shit but the hood thought it was moist

вЂњJadakiss dropped a solo, they lovin his voice It only seems natural that Sheek Louch would release one in 2003, but if you believe his words on вЂњI AinвЂ™t ForgetвЂќ it almost didnвЂ™t happen: Jadakiss had вЂњKiss Tha Game GoodbyeвЂќ in 2001, and Styles P had вЂњA Gangster and a GentlemanвЂќ in 2002. With each passing year, it seems another rapper from The LOX releases a solo album.

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