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Nobody knows the price of fame better than a former child star. At age 19, the artist formerly known as 'Lil' Bow Wow is still working through some growing pains on his fifth album, reaching for maturity by alternately coming hard with the boys and sweet-talking the shorties. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2006 CD release of The Price Of Fame on Discogs.

's 2006 effort was supposed to be his 'edgy' album and according to the man himself in pre-release interviews, maybe his last album, but on the title cut he declares he'll stay with game because he's 'addicted to the cream.' This is just one example of the identity crisis suffers from since it isn't really 'edgy' either. There are hardcore poses, somewhat sensual tracks that might have mom and dad running into the room, and a couple thug songs that paint the star of Like Mike as a real G.

Still, even if there's a guest artist by the name of Cocaine J, all of the hard stuff is undermined by pulled punches and editing of the cuss words when there's no 'Parental Advisory' version available. Can't decide if it wants to be the now-19-year-old 's first street record or last teen record -- the same straddling as found on his much better, 2005 effort -- but it also tries to jump on the Southern hip-hop bandwagon with the tired '4 Corners' which features some seriously thin beats and scratching. Saving the album from being a disaster are two perfectly acceptable singles; 'Shortie Like Mine' which swaggers with a great hook, and the bonus cut 'I'm a Flirt' with and jackin' for chicks.' Running a close third is the soul-searching 'Tell Me' which is a good argument is ready to take on more mature material and might even come up with something astonishing. Mentor 's beats are just so-so on the abundant filler and the guest artists --,,, and so on -- don't really offer anything substantial, so if you don't have a poster of in your locker, check the singles and skip the album.