On The Fifth Dizzee Rascal succumbs to the worst stereotypes of rap music.
Generally ... The Fifth‘s “dance” tracks – ‘Bassline Junkie’, ‘Something Really Bad’, et al – just seem too limp to succeed as radio hits, and they’re certainly not good or interesting songs in any other capacity.
Mills' slightest work by some distance, The Fifth is evolution in reverse.
Here's another album I bought in full when I was in 3rd grade. Oh boy...
This has easily got to be some of the worst aging material of all of 2013, it's just incredibly bland pop rap with a bunch of EDM tropes that were popular at the time. There's just not much charm to it at all. There's a song on this album about not just multiple asses, but ONE SINGULAR ass, and the way it's worded is just so unbelievably cringy and awkward it's not funny.
And because I literally heard two songs from ... read more
1 | Superman 4:31 | 32 |
2 | I Don't Need a Reason 3:17 | 60 |
3 | We Don't Play Around 3:08 feat. Jessie J | 33 |
4 | Good 4:01 feat. Angel | 31 |
5 | Spend Some Money 3:33 feat. Tinie Tempah | 38 |
6 | Arse Like That 3:54 feat. Sean Kingston | 30 |
7 | Something Really Bad 3:40 feat. will.i.am | 21 |
8 | Goin' Crazy 3:24 feat. Robbie Williams | 33 |
9 | Love This Town 4:00 feat. Teddy Sky | 41 |
10 | H-Town 3:39 feat. Bun B, Trae tha Truth | 46 |
11 | Heart of a Warrior 3:14 feat. Teddy Sky | 37 |
12 | Life Keeps Moving On 3:53 feat. Pop Wansel | 35 |
13 | Bassline Junkie 3:24 | 83 |