Many would expect that a rap album from a man who destroyed a TV camera at Madison Square Garden and sparked the infamous brawl at the Detroit Pistons-Indiana Pacers game to be nothing but hard-to-the-core beats and rhymes, and nobody would dispute his credibility, either. But, NBA bad boy Ron Artest serves a diverse plate of club tracks and slick productions on his solo debut, My World. Upon first listen, it might only sound like a bunch of dance filler -- and a lot of it is -- but Artest's flow does have some agility, especially shown on tracks where he can exchange the microphone with guest rappers like