Though some would argue that, in the age of the seventy-nine minute and fifty-nine second hip-hop album, a release of this length can hardly be considered a long player-for example, Ke$ha's recent EP Cannibal is actually about five minutes longer-it's also arguable that, since it's nearly impossible for even a talented artist equipped with any number of songwriting wizards to maintain a consistent level of quality throughout such a bloated running time, a relatively straightforward album of eight three-minute pop songs is, in theory, preferable to a interminably boring overlong sequence with with maybe eight good tracks. As for how this effect was achieved: the album is only twenty-seven minutes long.

His third in all, the album is a brisk and fast paced listen, not at all bogged down by lackluster filler material. Though Flo Rida was already 28 years old when he released his debut single, the smash hit and longest-running Billboard Number One of 2008, 'Low' featuring T-Pain, the past three years of a four-year career in the music industry have brought unparalleled success to the distinctively-bearded Miamian: he has since released the four-times platinum selling duet with Ke$ha 'Right Round' and achieved platinum status with 'In the Ayer,' 'Sugar' and, most recently, 'Club Can't Handle Me' with David Guetta, the lead single of his latest album, Only One Flo (Part 1).

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