would have liked but the bong or bom or whatever tf drives me absolutely insane it's so distracting I won't pretend to know anything about making music but I actually think I'd just prefer an acapella version or something wtf

Feels conversational but still all flows together super well. Hits hard with an amazing beat and great flows.

I really do think this is a masterpiece and I'm partly biased because I find the meaning and framework of the song so compelling. Catchy chorus and honestly her delivery has that bitterness to it and the emotion that makes it feel raw, and I get that's not everyone's cup of tea but it sure is mine.

I think this remains his best album. Lot of fun sounds and good singing on december and alone and shit. Didn't get the concept out of it since the theme seems so loose or tied to things that just don't connect.

Slow build with a hugeee payoff

Really unique sound that exudes a lot of confidence and delivers most of the time.

Most deserving of the remaster, such a great banger

Epitome of doja being able to kill it at pop music

Wish it had more of that rough and cool energy we get in the chorus. It's a cool contrast between the beat and the verses, but not really hitting for the vibe it's going for.

Very middle-of-the-road for her which sucks in context of all the marketing of switching shit up just to release some convenience store song.

A lot of hits that showed what Rico could do, but just needed some refinement to make that energy really hit in the less-hitting songs

NEEDS MORE RICO ON IT

Needs more ears on this shit these two work well together, catchy ass beat

Cut it in half and it's dope

Feels a little all over like a single-making-factory or some shit. But when they hit they hit and rico hits a lot

A great follow-up to dropout that hits hard and in some spots harder. The solid middle-child in an awesome trilogy.

Regardless of the beef holy shit it sounds like it was cobbled together I was just waiting for like a good line that I could actually hear

A lot of fun, cool fusion that was never expected but makes so much sense.

Initially revolting, I found myself to keep returning to this version until it overtook my playlist from the FtF versions. There's something so grounded, humble and intimate about the production. I feel the emotion. It's the difference between a band singing songs and a friend confiding in you, if that makes sense. And it's the version where there's just nothing quite like it. I'm glad both versions exist. FtF is good for pulling songs from to listen casually, but if I'm listening to one of ... read more

The embodiment of perseverance with a passive spin on it, I love it.