Ben Simpson - 7/22/2008

Terminate on sight started with a big buzz and a good single to go with the hype that was so rapidly building up amongst the G-Unit fans. When July 1st rolled around though, I was surprised at the lack of imagination used by the once so dominant G-Unit. The single "I Like the Way She Do It" was one of two tracks I personally found entertaining (the other being "Close to Me") because they rap about women, and wanting/needing them, which, the majority of the male fans can relate to. But the continuous mention of how they would kill you in the rest of the tracks, just - quite frankly - bored me. The songs lack a real melody, and Tony Yayo's voice irritates me (not sure about anyone else) but maybe if he had better lyrics that lived upto Lloyd Banks' maybe it wouldn't be so bad; but he's a huge weakness in the group in my opinion, it just doesn't live up to "Beg For Mercy", simple as that.