"Represent" doesn't try to do too much. Joe kicks his reality-based lyrics quite loudly over always-nice DITC beats. Diamond D does 6 tracks, Showbiz 2, Lord Finesse 1, and the Beatnuts 1. It's a beats-and-rhyme album. Some may see it as a fault, but others may like it.

Definietly a classic, Fat Joe represents in 93 and the production is made by Diamond D. Though Fat Joe really has developed his style, the rap on this album is aight, but the beats is outstanding. Love D.I.T.C.

R.I.P. Big L

Still the best Album from Fat Joe! Hard Beats, great Lyrics, a very tight Produktion! What a Hammer!!!!!!!!!!

Alright, listen folks. If you don't have this CD, go out and buy it! It is a classic old-school CD. If you like Big L, KRS-One, and early Nas, then you'll like this. Fat Joe puts together a flawless list of head-bobbing tracks, featuring an all-star cast (at the time, of course) of well-known artists like Kool Keith, Diamond D, and Kool G Rap. get it

this is the type of album that you put on if you wanna throw it back a tad. personally, i feel that this is still the best one he did. maybe it is because i come from a different genration of HIP HOP. however, the beats are my type of beats, raw and hardcore!!!! it is not a classic, but for a boring day or for just throwing it back, this album is essential.