sentences:  Louis Pattison of "NME" was more critical and called it a regression from the "slightly bloated" "Kingdom Come", lamenting the shortage of "don't-give-a-fuck attitude" highlighted on "Success" in favor of less effective raps exploiting Jay-Z's entrepreneurial personage.In "MSN Music", Robert Christgau cited "Say Hello" and "Blue Magic" as highlights while humorously using sampled film dialogue from the latter track to frame his lukewarm opinion of the album