Over the past couple years, ever since Eminem famously made him switch genres, Machine Gun Kelly has cemented himself as one of modern pop punk's leading figures. In most cases, such a rise to prominence, especially by an artist who is really reaching out of their established field, is a sign that they're doing something right or even at least bringing something new to the table. "mainstream sellout", however, is a brutal reminder that ... read more
Anyways, over the past month, I've started to grow an appreciation for Yeat, all of which stemmed from the Portland rapper's "Up 2 Me". In spite of its jam-packed tracklist, which extends to twenty-two tracks, a length which may appear overwrought to many, as soon as you dive into the project, Yeat proves that looks can be deceiving because, once I was hooked, I really couldn't give a shit about when ... read more
Anyhow, for this review, I wanted to check out one of my “how tf have you not ... read more