the most watered down form of pop music imaginable, but not overly annoying or bad when you don't pay too much attention. it's like a blander version of Imagine Dragons.
a bit of everything in terms of quality. big bops and horrible torture and most somewhere in-between.
this has a bunch of good and fun songs and a few other ones that dont click with me at all. will relisten, but as of now this is nothing more than decent.
"Im mad at me" is a pretty good song. Which comes as a total surprise after listening to the first half of the album and isnt followed up on afterwards.
the "you may also like" for this album consists of melanie martinez, ajr, mod sun and tramp stamps. nothing more has to be said. this album is corny and hollow and very bland in terms of production and songwriting.
not bad at all. the first k-pop record i have listend to, which i kinda enjoy (in moderation). but overall it's nothing special.
hits the feels and is very pretty in a sometimes unsettling way.
with the exception of "How Much Is Weed?" all songs are incredibly boring or just bad.
The first half (the rage part) is quite bad, uninspired lyrics, at times horrid production and bloated af (in general the album is way to long).
The second half is a definitely superior with highlights such as Nakamura, Fire Alarm and Werewolf, but it would be better of without the godawful SOAD cover.
had very mixed feelings on this at first, but this grew on me tremendously. the production is very much the highlight of the record but the wild and carefree vibe the lyrics bring works great.
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