In the Feenom's biography they proclaim to "occupy the creative space lying between the glitter of mainstream rap and the subterranean grit of underground Hip Hop". "The Pawn Shop" is definitely a representation of such a statement, as the group does a good job at showcasing a variety of styles, sounds and moods. The happy go lucky sounds of "Frisco Disco" is a slightly humorous jab at the club scene taken through the eyes of your average clubgoer with no money or luck. "Twenty dollars at the door, man that's half my check. Now I got enough for two drinks, maybe three with no tips…I verified my date of birth but then they started to trip, talking about I need that gold card membership". On "Hood Child" and "F-Sharp" we are treated to the more insightful/soulful sounds of the group, which not only feature amazing production but brilliant lyricism. "Subtle" and "A-Train" are also solid cuts that offer even more variety.

While their music may not be overly flashy, The Feenom Circle is a representation of Hip Hop in its purest form. And in an era when artistic creativity is traded in for commercial success, The Feenom's are able to tow the fence and offer the best of both worlds without compromising anything.