I’m going to keep the Snowman vibe going and state the obvious here. This is a very, very important tape for Young Jeezy. Over the course of the past year and some change, public appeal of Jizzle has dwindled to the lowest I can ever remember it’s been. Even I’ve grown frustrated over the lack of movement forward. Now, Jeezy doesn’t know me from a can of paint, and that’s fine. His bank account > mine, and that’s even if they gave me the Barry Bonds HGH cream.

After a duo of mixtapes (following Trap Or Die 2) which failed produce any type of buzz in 2010, this one is huge for Jeezy. So huge, in fact, that I’m happy he and DJ Drama decided to join forces again for this one.

Young and Dram are undefeated on tapes thus far (The Streetz Is Watchin’, Trap Or Die, Can’t Ban The Snowman and I Am The Street Dream), so Jizzle does have history on his side. Pressure bust pipes, but pressure also makes diamonds. As a person who has been a fan of Young since the intro from the original ToD, let’s hope it’s the latter. Because if it isn’t, yeah. All hell will break loose.

The real may indeed be back, but the time is definitely now (well, tomorrow at 1:03). Hit the jump for the tracklist.

1. The Real is Back
2. How You Want It
3. Dram & jeezy Speak
4. Win Win
5. All The Money ft 211
6. SnowGo ft Slick Pulla
7. Broads ft Scrilla & Slick Pulla
8. Dram & Jeezy Speak 2
9. Flexin ft Yo Gotti
10. Ballin ft Lil Wayne
11. Rollin ft Fabolous
12. Slow grind
13. Hoodstar ft Slick Pulla
14. Count It Up ft 2Chainz
15. Talk About It ft Boo & Scrilla
16. Run DMC ft Freddie Gibbs
17. Count It On The Floor ft Scrilla & Slick Pulla
18. Four ft Alley Boy
19. I Ball I Stunt ft Scrilla
20. Dram & Jeezy Speak 3
21. Do It For You ft Freddie Gibbs

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