Rehabby Lecrae

(cause I have two shoes)
Great album! Amazing message. Deep lyrics, and the song just like you is a song that is unforgettable, that I still listen to in 2014! (4 years later!) The album deals with serious social issues, and shows a Christian perspective, which is something new in the rap game, but something done really well. Lecrae's songs are all amazing, without any bad part on the album, meaning when listening the worst you might get is an o.k. song, but nothing less or worse. Just a great album all around. God Bless, and I highly recommend it. :)

The album, Rehab, is one of Lecrae's best releases. Though Lecrae always delivers with his honest lryics and catchy beats, with Rehab, he steps it up. In a few of his songs, like, "God is Enough" and "Background," the music takes a twist towards a gospel style of music which sets the stage for the punch of Lecrae's snappy lyrics. This music represents Christianity well and is easy to listen to and easy to enjoy. The verdict? buy the whole album. There is not a single song I don't enjoy listening to. "Killer" and "Just Like You" are among my favorites.

I heard this album, not knowing what it was, and immediately loved it. Lecrae is my favorite Christian artist, by far, and one of my favorite artists in general. His songs, especially on this CD, are so deep and meaningful. My favorite is Killa, which talks about the temptation of sin. This song, and the others too, really paint a picture in your mind about what it's like to be engulfed in sin and evilness. As well as the lyrics in all these songs, the music is great too. I can't say which are my favorite besides Killa for it's message, because I really love every single song on this CD. In the end I would really suggest buying it, if you like Chriatian rap...it is an amazing album. :D

The album opens with the track Check In, which sets the tone for for the songs that are about to unfold on this release!"Killa" is next Lecrae doesn't back down with this one.A bit darker and talks about the battle between two "women," foolishness and wisdom, who wish to take control of you life. Divine Intervention" keeps it going and is about the fact that a change is needed in the life of the unsaved,Used to Do It Too is about the way it used to be for Lecrea and that being forgiven is the change ! Rehab is a awesome recording and is oneof Lecrae's best ever!!