-1 point bc of mustard guy

Yes, 9/10. It’s records like this that make me happy that I’m a hip hop fan but more importantly a hyphy fan that grew up around a lot of g-funk and hyphy as well as other west coast sub genres and when I first heard squabble up and the Debbie Deb sample it’s like my childhood of my mom playing Debbie Deb and Lisa Lisa and other freestyle groups from the 80’s combined with what my dad loves hyphy records like e-40’s “My ghetto report card” or ... read more

One of my favorite records that I remember loving growing up.

fuck ezra

yea yea yea

I remember listening to this on Halloween a couple of years ago and I got so bored I started skipping songs and then I realized like oh shoot I can’t skip songs I’m listening to an album

Fav carti project still

Beautiful poetry

Love seeing a good message in music 💜

I really like that he made the songs longer and finally got some different flows and more structure but I feel like a majority of the songs just sound a little to similar with that jazz feel don’t get me wrong there great but too similar to each other but although I still liked his first project a little better, this album definitely shows him growing more as an artist and trying more things which I respect and I also love his humor which gives his music more personality than others

I know a little bit of French but oh my goodness this instrumental is beautiful

I don't like diet

when logic wasn't trying to make a radio hit on this LP, he raps over some classic hip hop beats with so much hunger and I loved it

you could tell guru thinks he's tough

This album perfectly encompasses the "Old money" feel which I personally love and the alchemist is really the only producer who could've done this album.

peak instrumental

wowzers

hot shower radio on pandora

Logic was so hungry on this project and I loved it

Logic truly being in his element and rapping over some classic hip hop beats with some demo tapes and reference tracks