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I told myself I would stop reviewing Kanye albums after Vultures, but I just couldn't help myself.

I don't know if I'm happy with this album or not. Yes, this is definitely better than his last 2 albums; however, all that does is show how washed this man really is.

I can't help but relate this album to listening to any modern Kid Cudi project. I know this guy is talented, and it's not like this album is his worst, but man, I did not enjoy myself. The beats are trying ... read more

What kind of artist is Baby Keem? And what kind of artist do I want him to be?

This is a question that has been plaguing me throughout my listening of this album, and a question that helps articulate my expectation for this album.

On Baby Keem's first album release, he got a lot of praise for being melodic, conscious, and fun, which is an unbeatable trio. That being said, I almost feel like Keem's ability to do all 3 has been weakened, as shown through this album.

His melodic ... read more

This is the type of shit I wanna hear from Q.

This album starts, and you don't initially hear the amazing nature of this project. That all stops about 3 or 4 tracks in, and this album just continues to get better.

The production is so alluring, almost calming in a way. The features on this album do sooo much to push this up. Vince Staples, Kanye, Paak, absurd!!!

This album's weakest parts are definitely in the beginning and end, but even those tracks aren't bad, and with ... read more

FIRST LISTEN
Upon first listen, the Repetitive choruses and unappealing vocals are all that really hit your ears. Genuinely, from the first song, this does NOT get any better. Showing this album to even the biggest of Future fans will likely have them asking you to turn it off, only about 10 minutes into this looooong project.

TRACK BY TRACK
The gap between "Solo" and the next best track is the same as Meet Your Padre and Headlines; genuinely un fucking believable how much that ... read more