The Big Doe Rehab, released on December 11, 2007, is Ghostface Killah’s seventh solo album. The project continues his signature storytelling style, blending vivid street narratives, personal reflections, and imaginative characters over soulful, funk-infused, and Wu-Tang–inspired production. It maintains a cinematic feel through skits and interludes while showcasing Ghostface’s energetic, rapid-fire delivery.

Tracks like “Baby” and “Stay True” highlight Ghostface’s ability to balance humor, grit, and emotional depth, while collaborations with Wu-Tang members and other artists add variety and reinforce the group’s collective dynamic. The album explores themes of loyalty, survival, and the challenges of street life, all delivered with Ghostface’s distinctive lyrical flair.

Critically, The Big Doe Rehab received mixed to positive reviews. While some praised its inventive storytelling and Ghostface’s consistent style, others felt it didn’t quite match the impact of earlier works like Supreme Clientele or Fishscale.

Overall, the album remains a noteworthy entry in Ghostface Killah’s discography, emphasizing his storytelling skills, unique voice, and ability to craft immersive, character-driven hip-hop narratives.