Generally, EPs are stop-gap releases built around a single or just some random tracks thrown together, but KB's 100 tries a little harder than the rest. It is built around a single, in this case the Andy Mineo feature "100" which drops the great "Worship is my job" at a pivotal moment, but the opening and quite dreamy "Give My All" covers the same topic -- motivation -- so consider this an EP that opens with a KB suite. The grinding "Undefeated" with Derek Minor could be considered the EDM-flavored epilogue with bass drops and trash talk combining for a post-win anthem, but later, the relaxed and reflective "Doubts" appears, rounding out the release with some deeper ideas. Back in the day, EPs were sometimes referred to as "mini-albums" in an effort to make them seem more important. Think of 100 that way, because KB certainly did.