Regardless of where he goes next, ONEPOINTFIVE stands as a worthy entry into the catalog of an artist who remains nothing but himself.
Regardless of classification, ONEPOINTFIVE is a project about adjusting to a new class of rapper, how shifting tax brackets come with a new outlook on life. But in these songs of excess, Aminé’s feel-good music starts to lose some of the stained, lived-in quality that once made it so rich.
ONEPOINTFIVE is an overall solid work, offering more of the trunk-rattling, bitingly intelligent hip-hop that made him an instant standout during his rise to prominence as a member of XXL‘s 2017 Freshman Class. That said, the album is clearly lacking in the hit department – there are no “Caroline”s or “Campfire”s to be found here – and it is weighed down by moments that feel pronouncedly lacking in inspiration.
A blend of bangers and chill tracks. Might not be ambitious but I really enjoyed it, to my surprise...
solid tracks like Reel It In and Blackjack, but damn it's missing something from the rest of this project and somewhat boring
Recalling back, the album is just Amine experimenting with different ideas, which is fine. Still enjoy it.
1 | DR. WHOEVER 4:19 | 81 |
2 | HICCUP 2:59 feat. Gunna | 60 |
3 | REEL IT IN 2:01 | 85 |
4 | BLACKJACK 1:57 | 76 |
5 | WHY? 3:46 | 66 |
6 | SHINE 2:30 | 69 |
7 | CHINGY 2:02 | 65 |
8 | DAPPERDAN 2:52 feat. G Herbo | 65 |
9 | CANTU 2:37 | 62 |
10 | SUGARPARENTS 1:59 feat. Rico Nasty | 69 |
11 | STFU2 1:44 | 58 |
12 | RATCHET SATURN GIRL 2:26 | 71 |
13 | TOGETHER 3:34 | 75 |