Having another guy looking back over your shoulder is suspect. Especially when that guy has a trimmed mustache. I think this is a textbook case of Thuggin' Luv.

Rating - Satisfactory

The mixtape scene is going in another direction. Things are happening to make me question manhood(not mine). Something's going on in this cover. What? I don't know. But it seems to be either really preppie or really gay. In hip hop there really isn't much difference.

Rating - Satisfactory

This is a well-themed cover. The Usual Suspects is a film staple and it's poster was appropriate perfection. If these guys could've just realized that posing for a cover isn't an exercise in grillin', they would've made great replica.

Rating - Satisfactory

I have to give reggae mixtapes a bit of leeway. A lot of times they tend to be intentionally bizarre just for the sake of it. Yet I wonder if this artist holds command over that wasp giant wasp. That'd be really REALLY cool.

Rating - Satisfactory

There's something a little gay about this cover. I can't quite put my finger on it... Maybe it's five dudes coming out the closet box.

Rating - Satisfactory

Okay, we get it already. Rappers cook crack.

Rating - Satisfactory

This type of cover always reminds me of baseball cards. A pack will always have one card that's the best of the pack, but not necessarily a good card. Jay-z, Nas and 50Cent; done too death, but not a bad cover.

Rating - Satisfactory

Again with the birds and the money. Have I spotted a trend? To this one's defense, I don't consider it completely bad with all of the warm colors. I just think that it lacks originality and theme. It's entitled "Status", which I guess means access to doves.

Rating - Satisfactory