Droptopwop
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Based on 7 reviews
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Mixtape / Format
Atlantic / Label
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CRITIC REVIEWS
83
Metro Boomin is the star of Drop Top Wop, a 10-track collaborative project with the ever-mercurial Gucci Mane. Ostensibly recorded over a two-day session, the record finds Gucci continuing to shake off the rust since his release from prison last year.
80
Gucci Mane’s latest may be business as usual, but Drop Top Wop gives the customer exactly what they’re looking for, which is a tried-and-true art within itself, making it another quality offering in the Atlanta legend’s extensive catalog.
75
All told, it’s another win in both artists’ books, but a mild one.
74
The result is a focused effort that highlights Gucci’s versatility and the duo’s remarkable chemistry.
73
Droptopwop, his full-length collaboration with Metro Boomin, is Gucci’s first post-prison project that truly gels.
60
Overall, while a worthwhile inclusion in Gucci's catalog, Drop Top Wop is most likely to be appreciated primarily by the Wop faithful still hungry after a dizzying seven releases within one year.
60
Droptopwop is a return to form insofar as it is the high point of his post-jail music, but a plateau is a plateau nonetheless.
Gets boring at times but it has some high points. Might grow on me.
Edit: I FINESSED THE PLUG I GOT EXTRA DRUGS
Edit: I FINESSED THE PLUG I GOT EXTRA DRUGS
The father of trap at his best: working together with Metro Boomin allows Gucci Mane to boast his fine rapping with finesse.
After his release from prison in late 2016, Gucci Mane didn’t take rest and locked in to his music, dropping project after project in the following two years. Maybe even a little bit too much for me, but in this same period, it seems like he found a strong ingredient to toss in his discography: a collaborative mixtape with the talented producer Metro Boomin.
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After his release from prison in late 2016, Gucci Mane didn’t take rest and locked in to his music, dropping project after project in the following two years. Maybe even a little bit too much for me, but in this same period, it seems like he found a strong ingredient to toss in his discography: a collaborative mixtape with the talented producer Metro Boomin.
Gucci ... read more
This is just great. Bangers throughout this album. Some very colorful and standout production and Gucci’s performance is on par with it. This is just good. Very good. Like decent 8 good.
SLAP: Both Eyes Closed, Met Gala, Dance with the Devil
SOLID: Tho Freestyle, Helpless, 5 Million Intro, Hurt a Nigga Feelings
SKIP: Bucket List, Loss 4 Wrdz, Finesse the Plug Interlude
VERDICT: Real highlights and real lowlights. Should have been so much better
SOLID: Tho Freestyle, Helpless, 5 Million Intro, Hurt a Nigga Feelings
SKIP: Bucket List, Loss 4 Wrdz, Finesse the Plug Interlude
VERDICT: Real highlights and real lowlights. Should have been so much better
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Track List
- 5 Million Intro
- Tho Freestyle
- Hurt a Nigga Feelings
- Helpless
- Met Gala (feat. Offset)
- Finesse the Plug Interlude
- Dance with the Devil
- Both Eyes Closed (feat. 2 Chainz & Young Dolph)
- Bucket List
- Loss 4 Wrdz (feat. Rick Ross)
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Added on: May 5, 2017