Picking the best song on an album sometimes isn’t as hard as picking the worst song. That’s where Mac & Cheese 5 finds itself, with a majority of songs being just good. Where They At stands out from the rest, minus the exclusion of a couple, to be the clear best for the entire project. The song starts with a sample of a famous video of Kanye West yelling at paparazzi, helping later on as he features on the album. Speaking of the features, they are an amazing choice to include in the song. Westside Gunn and Kanye really sell the song to me as they show their skills in the industry with their precise flow. The lyrics and track help to amplify not only the verses themselves but also the vocal delivery and flow brought in the aforementioned features. The song itself uses an old freestyle made by West during the making of Donda and uses them to great effect, which produced a great song on the album and one of my personal favorites he has released in recent years. Overall, it's a good song with some amazing features.

When picking which songs are the best and what are the worst, I usually don’t do songs that have no lyrics to them or are interludes. This case is an exception since it never says anything about being an interlude and is so bad I have to put it as the worst song on the album, if you can even call it a song. The track consists of two guys talking to each other after not seeing each other for a long time. They then talk about one of their sisters who leaked one of his previous projects, Mac & Cheese 3.  The conversation is just talking bad about each other's sisters, usually consisting of calling her stuff relating to being easy. The “song” has little to add to the album at all and shows no artistic ability whatsoever. To make matters worse, the same day French Montana released the album, he also released an instrumental version. The problem is that the song barely has any instruments in the first place. The song barely feels like a song and has no impact on the album, which makes this the worst for being genuinely pointless.