Chris Benoit is a dark and cinematic entry in Westside Gunn’s catalog, blending his signature high-fashion, wrestling-infused aesthetic with eerie, sample-driven production. Gunn’s vivid storytelling and raw lyricism are on full display, with themes of luxury, street life, and wrestling history woven throughout the project.

From the haunting Big Homie Arn intro to standout tracks like Gods Don't Bleed and Brutus, the album balances menacing bravado with refined artistry. Songs like Brossface Brippler and Spanish Jesus showcase Gunn’s ability to craft immersive, larger-than-life moments, while Wrestlemania 20 and AA Outro provide a powerful and fitting conclusion.

Supreme Blientele is a masterful blend of high-art lyricism, street bravado, and cinematic production, cementing Westside Gunn’s place at the forefront of underground hip-hop. The album carries a larger-than-life aesthetic, fusing vivid storytelling with haunting, sample-heavy beats, paying homage to wrestling culture, luxury, and the grit of the streets.

From the eerie opener Big Homie Arn to standout tracks like GODS Don't Bleed and Brutus, Gunn’s raw delivery cuts through menacing instrumentals. Tracks like Brossface Brippler and Spanish Jesus showcase his ability to craft immersive, visceral experiences, while the grandiose Wrestlemania 20 serves as a fitting climax. The album’s soundscape, guided by top-tier production, makes for an essential listen for fans of unfiltered hip-hop.

Tracklist:

Side A:
A1. Big Homie Arn
A2. GODS Don't Bleed
A3. Dean Malenko
A4. Brutus

Side B:
B1. Amherst Station
B2. RVD
B3. Elizabeth
B4. MEAN Gene

Side C:
C1. Stefflon Don
C2. SaBu
C3. Brossface Brippler
C4. Spanish Jesus
C5. The Steiners

Side D:
D1. Ric Martel
D2. WESTSIDE
D3. Wrestlemania 20
D4. AA Outro