Throughout the nineteen tracks, Eminem managed to encapsulate the current state of his career being a luminary in the hip-hop genre with some of the strongest display of gravitas in his career.

There is fresh new content to signify his newfound resurgence, or better yet, revival in the rap game and his life, as well as more politically driven tracks to signify Em's introspective awakening and a revival for America as well (Nowhere Fast, Untouchable, Like Home) with the impressive closers Castle and Arose tying together the concept.

It's a beautiful, mature, meaningful album that has a little bit of everything for every type of Eminem fan, it's so complete content wise, the production often has the epic musical deportments to match his intensity, the features all get to shine as they provide the album with a welcoming melodic flair alongside Em's gritty raps, leaving him to shine solo as the leading voice here laying out the album's primary theme and cathartic introspection to the forefront.