This is another nationwide release by the world famous DJ Screw. It starts off with a normal screw intro with him talking and shit. It smoothly changes into "Going Down" by Lil Keke, it has a bomb ass beat and Lil Keke drops great lyrics on this cut. The next track is "Niggas Be Hatin" which features Lil Keke and Double D----its alright, I really aint feelin the beat that much on this track though----the lyrics are tight though. Up next is the title track from Lil Keke's album "Dont Mess Wit Texas" it features Keke and Hercschelwood Hardheadz---this song is pretty tight, but I really dont like Herschelwood that much, so I am kinda biast.

"Ganstars" features Mobb Figgas and Lil Keke---this song is hella whack, I hate this shit. "CD & LP's" features Lil Keke, Fat Pat and Herchelwood and this song is crunk as fuck, its very laid back and has a chilled ass beat. "Something About S.S." is my favorite cut on this album, the chorus is tight and Lil Keke and 3-2 drops some really nice lyrics. Next up is "Pimps, Playaz, Huslters" and this song features Fat Pat and Herchelwood---its pretty tight, I have heard screw do alot better though.

Mobb Figgas are up next with "Steady Ballin"--this song is alright at the best, I really aint feelin it all that much---I am kinda sick of this style of rap by now!!!! "We Are Family" is next and its by Herschelwood Hardheadz and its garbage!!! Lil Keke is up next with his classic "South Side" cut, this song is very tight, screw really does a good job with this song. The last track is hella cold, "Screw Mix" he basically just mixes up a bunch of shit, it features B-Legit, Lil Keke, Phaz and Duke-----its a very tight cut.

Overall this is the worst DJ Screw album I have heard, I really liked his old shit back when he was with Bigtyme, but I cant complain---he dont really have that much tight material to work with----Texas dont put out that classic shit like they used to a few years back. I would recommend screw fans to pick this shit up but if you arent a screw fan you could do without it but make sure you pick up one of DJ Screws first albums-cuz those are off the hook