BeebosSon

I'd like to begin by saying Rest In Peace, and now that this is an awful tribute to a man, a BROTHER, any rapper could ever make. Now Dababy has taken a different road with his music than I would have liked to see him take, looking for more of a pop sound (while claiming to be the best and most unique in the game, but that's for another time), but as a tribute album most would focus on the lyrical content. Sadly, but not surprisingly, he has found a way to make everything about himself. Dababy ... read more

This is quite possible the best Rap album of all time. Now some of you may read that and think I have no appreciation for the pioneers of Hip/Hop and black culture. You are wrong, I believe that those artists paved the way for this masterpiece. You can hear the influences, even from artists that are not in Hip/Hop. There are jazz and funk inspirations, something you thought you would never hear in Hip/Hop. Then there is the lyrical composition. Some of the best lyrical content ever written. ... read more

Considering the quality of DaBaby's albums its not surprise to me that this album is severely lacking. The only song that stood out was Find My Way, and being that it inst even original in any way decreases the value of the album. (The audio hook was taken from Marshmello and Anne Maries hit "Friends") All of the feature are forced, the best of those bring his project with Roddy Ricch. There's not much to be said about the album besides what has been said.

I don't have much to say, but i will say this. I have never liked Muse, and i never will. My mom loves Muse and still to this day plays all of there music. I personally never warmed up to them at all. His voice along with the techno, orchestral, hard borderline metal style has turned me off to them from the beginning. Now, when done right that sound can be amazing. But this half-ass mashup has had bad consequences.