My fav drake release since Take Care

It is so reverberated, overwheming, and sugary. It sounds like sludge most of the time and makes me wanna vomit.

Very captivating and CATCHY

I don't dislike it,,,,,but I don't like it either lol

The beat to Ass Out kinda fire ngl

Chicken Chicken brought an interesting punch that made this EP start off really well, and Crispy Fella was a great continuation of this. Unfortunately, Double 'Em Up was really sloppy, and it had this wierd stretchy vocal peformance making the singer's voice sound awful, and he had a annoyingly sloppy flow.

After that mess, I Rule This Day came up and it felt like an average track that did not need to be included, but it is not too bad.

Although this album did not blow me away too much so ... read more

Love the weird mix of dance and noise, horror, and rock. I still felt like the tracklist was a bit stale, as the vocal performances and various song structures did not catch me.

Hands down best produced, performed, and most enjoyable dance album eva -- The title of this album is no lie

I rarely hear music this soulful and magical -- and when it comes to performances, Spellling does not hold her singing back at all.

Ear-candy album

Dirty, noisy record that somehow feels beautiful -- feels soft and warm

Very bloated, but at least the songs are still of great quality.

Well worth the excruciating pain that was this album's rollout. This shit makes you feel saved -- so many emotional highs and Kanye's best feature list in his entire career. The only things stopping this album from being a modern classic is outside conflicts interfering with it, slight sloppiness, and a few not very well produced tracks.

And unfortunately, Young Thug couldn't save Remote Control

Aside from some easy-to-fix technical mistakes, this album is literally a state of mind -- a transcendental experience

Also 5 extra score points for Kanye making Kid Cudi sound good again

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My personal favorite Kanye album, due to the incredible narrative, forward thinking hip hop production that not only gives appreciation to already existing styles, but builds on them, and the star-studded feature list with various goats (Rihanna, Frank Ocean, Kendrick Lamar) and even newcomers to the scene (Desiigner, Sampha).

This album's weird mix, heavily autotuned vocals, and entirely electronic production create a soundscape that influenced most of Rap's eventual newcomers. Even if not every track is as consistent or special as Kanye's past work, it is still very memorable.

The album that became the second time Kanye changed everything, with his style and for music, and put his name in as one of Hip Hop's greatest musicians

A record that is just as boundary pushing as his debut

Hip Hop legend is born with a debut record that instantly changed music as we know it