Reckless
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XO, Republic / Label
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CRITIC REVIEWS
58
Overall, expectations were set pretty low for a new sound on this album. Production is great, however Nav sings the same tune on the entire album.
53
The Toronto rapper’s debut is a long shot at cementing his legacy that is plagued by indecision and self-doubt.
44
As the album stands, the Auto-Tune frenzy comes across as whining from someone who can’t — and has no desire — to help himself and seek outside assistance.
Nav went so hard I had to stop listening after a couple tracks in. If I kept listening I might’ve gotten a heart attack from all the excitement I received from the vocals. The soulless vocals mixed with the gospel beat choices make this my favorite album from the extremely saturated market right now. Give it a listen but make sure to turn it off when you reach the 10 second mark.
Favorite part: when the album starts at 0:00
Least Favorite part: when I listen to the album with volume
Favorite part: when the album starts at 0:00
Least Favorite part: when I listen to the album with volume
"They all wanna be me"
bruh who tf are you?!?!?!?
EDIT: Damn, I relistened to this thing and It's even worse than I remember yesterday... 20 to a 10, good work Nav, keep it up!
bruh who tf are you?!?!?!?
EDIT: Damn, I relistened to this thing and It's even worse than I remember yesterday... 20 to a 10, good work Nav, keep it up!
there is absolutely no reason to listen to nav, he is neither interesting or original
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Track List
- Reckless (Intro)
- Never Change
- Hold Your Hand
- Faith (feat. Quavo)
- Champion (feat. Travis Scott)
- Glow Up
- Just Happened
- Wanted You (feat. Lil Uzi Vert)
- With Me
- EAT (feat. Gunna)
- Freshman List
- What I Need (Daheala Outro)
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Added on: May 15, 2018
