This is the only track on the CD that is by 'The Weathermen', as opposed to one or two MC's. It's not a coincidence that it's also the best track on the release.
As one should expect, RJD2's beat is top notch, and does a good job of matching the flow of the MCs.
The lyricism isn't exactly friendly: these guys spit some pretty violent shit, which is most likely why they don't receive as much recognition as they deserve. It's a shame too, because as evidenced by this track, they can definitely hang. The entire track is basically punch lines: no filler, no hook, just angry hip-hop.
Although it's not for everybody, if that's what you're into, it doesn't get much better than Weathermen.