The controversial Florida artist trades screamo rap for lofi emo, creating one of the year's most interesting albums.
The Florida rapper’s debut album is muted and mired with pain, trauma, and controversy. The reasons it is difficult to listen to can overshadow the need to listen to it.
'by listening to this album you are literally, and I cannot stress this enough...
LITERALLY...
entering my mind'
that isn't what literally means u fuckin moron
stop using depression as a gimmick and start writing listenable music
He caused a "Riot"
He said that people should "Look At Me"
But after the tragedy of "Jocelyn Flores"
He made "changes"
He wanted to "Take a Step Back" from music but returned
He used to say "F*** love", but then he changed his mind
He wanted everyone to have "Hope"
He knew people went through "Depression & Obsession"
He wanted "Revenge" against death, which took his friend away
But he never ... read more
A 21 minute LP. This isn't Soundcloud anymore X, make a fucking album that doesn't sound like a bunch of thrown together, half assed ideas. The "depressed" aesthetic of this album is very forced and gimmicky, especially in the attempt to make acoustic folk tracks. I appreciate that he wants to do something different, but he's got to try harder than this to stay relevant.
There is a reason that XXXtentacion is known for Look At Me; it's a hard trap song which uses some more ... read more
1 | The Explanation 0:50 | 12 |
2 | Jocelyn Flores 1:59 | 79 |
3 | Depression & Obsession 2:24 | 52 |
4 | Everybody Dies in Their Nightmares 1:35 | 67 |
5 | Revenge 2:00 | 65 |
6 | Save Me 2:43 | 48 |
7 | Dead Inside (Interlude) 1:26 | 37 |
8 | Fuck Love 2:26 feat. Trippie Redd | 69 |
9 | Carry On 2:09 | 57 |
10 | Orlando 2:43 | 40 |
11 | Ayala (Outro) 1:39 | 45 |