Back with the Thugz Part 2

Back with the Thugz Part 2 received mixed reviews from critics. David Jeffries of Allmusic gave the album 2.5 out of 5. "This second volume is as messy, rushed, and uneven as the first volume, but it's also just as interesting and holds as many highlights, making it of interest to the hardcore fan. The serene Bizzy found on 2008's high-profile release, A Song for You, is wiped off the planet by the vicious ""Empty out My Clip"," a G-funk-fueled rant that touches upon schizophrenia, precious metals, and the rise of Satan while quoting Bone Thugs' classic ""First of the Month"." "Put Your Hands Up" is a club track with enough comparative mythology and comparative religion to interest Joseph Campbell, while "Not Scary" steals a bit of Europe's '80s hit "The Final Countdown" so Bizzy can riff on all of his sins before declaring "Jesus loves reggae" as if it was the path to freedom. Poetic and bizarre interludes just add to the wildness, but the production from Serious Sam, Makavelik, and Nu-Nation is thuggish and familiar, influenced by the West Coast of the '90s and the South of the 2000s. A strange, erratic, and manic side release, Bizzy fanatics have been here before."

1. Back With the Thugz Pt. 2
2. Empty Out My Clip - (featuring Mr. Capone-E) (Produced by NuNation Productions)
3. Put Yo Hands Up
4. Dedicated
5. I Know
6. On The Inside
7. Dealing With A Thug - (featuring Mr. Capone-E)
8. Breath of Bizzy
9. Fire, Fire, Fire
10. I Demand Much Respect
11. Look Into My Eyes
12. Not Scary - (featuring Mr. Criminal)
13. Automatic Glock
14. Getcha Money
15. Always Be With You - (featuring Hazardous)
16. Diary of a G (promo) - (featuring Mr. Capone-E, The Game and Snoop Dogg)