"The facts are simple here — “Blunted on Reality” has two great singles, only one of which appears on the album itself, and a whoooooooole lot of filler material. Pras doesn’t really change from the first album to the second. He’s always been the weak link in terms of his simplistic rhymes and stiff delivery, which have their own charm as one-third of a group, but sound insultingly bad as a soloist. L-Boogie sounds so much younger here than on the sophomore release that she’s not really the same woman, and Wyclef was still finding his voice in front of and behind the boards. This album amounts to a promising debut that gave only the slightest hint of the massive success that was soon to come."

- rapreviews.com