Hollywood, California rapper and entrepreneur Wakko the Kidd has been steadily building his brand, from his 2018 breakout single “Multiple Racks” to his foray into the cannabis industry with his Airheadz strain. Since signing with Psychopathic Records, he has become a staple at major events like the Gathering of the Juggalos. Following his previous projects, In Airheadz We Trust and The Kidd That Did, his latest effort, Infinity, arrives with high expectations, largely due to the fact that it is entirely produced by MIKE SUMMERS, also known as Seven.
The album opens with “17 Dead,” a track that pays homage to the Insane Clown Posse, before transitioning into the boom-bap influenced “For the Haters,” which features a guest appearance from Esham. The project navigates various sonic landscapes, from the trap-infused “Why” to the introspective “Chasing Shadows,” which features Brotha Lynch Hung.
The second half of Infinity finds the artist reflecting on his journey. On “Dark Skies,” he reaffirms his loyalty to Juggalo Championship Wrestling (JCW) Commissioner Violent J, citing the support he received when others doubted him. Tracks like “Mirage (High All the Time)” and “Save My Life” showcase a more vulnerable side of the rapper, dealing with themes of trust and personal survival.
Ultimately, Infinity serves as the definitive project that justifies his place within the Psychopathic Records roster. With Seven’s polished production providing a significant upgrade to his sound, Wakko the Kidd has successfully silenced his detractors. It is a focused, high-quality effort that highlights his growth as both a performer and a songwriter.
Score: 8/10