Fav tracks: Moment of truth, Betrayal, In memory of, What im here 4, Work, Royalty, Make em pay, Jfk 2 lax, Bi vs friendship, The militia, She knows what she wantz, My advice 2 you, Next time, You know my streetz, New york strait talk, Robbin hood theory
Fav tracks: When i b on the mic, Finest ones, I know, Waiting for the world to end, Well never stop
Fav tracks: Its been a long time, Guess whos back, Remember that, When im flowin
Relisten: 63 > 81
Fav tracks: Amherst station 2, Niagara cafe, Gigis, Evidence joint
Relisten: 65 > 85
Upon relisten, bumping this up to a solid 8/10 project. Quite consistent, even though the highs aren't on the level of either of the Hermes 8 or PFP. Also helps that this has one of Gunn's best songs with Lucha Bros
Fav tracks: Kellys Korner, Lucha bros, Connies son, Whoopy, Banana yacht, Its possible, Love u, Broadway joes
Relisten: 68 > 88
Fav tracks: Margiela split toes, Right now, Mariota, Vogue cover, 716 mile, Spoonz, Claires back, Peri peri, Draymond
Relisten: 66 > 88
Didnt really see the hype for this at first, as i thought it was a bit inconsistent despite the super high highs on stuff like why i do em like that and big al, but upon relisten, i see it now.
Fav tracks: Ostertag, Big al, Why i do em like that, The fly who couldnt fly straight, 99 avirex, Free kutter, Hell on earth pt2, Richies, Rip bergdorf, Survivor series 95, Munch
Fav tracks: Come home, Reachin 2 much, Make it better, Winners circle, Yada yada, King james, Jet black, Chosen one, Twilight
Relisten: 82 > 96
Fav tracks: High, Lakers, Knicks, Shame, Thuggin, Uno, Robes, Harolds, Broken, Bomb, Deeper, Scarface, Pinata
Fav tracks: 1985, Scottie beam, Something to rap about, Baby $hit, Babies and fools, Skinny suge, All glass, Look at me
Easily Freddie's most consistent project in my opinion. The only thing really holding this back is the lack of any wow factor tracks. The track list is just consistently great but doesnt QUITE have an amazing standout like most of his previous projects
Fav tracks: 30 girlfriends, Cosmo freestyle, Wolverine, Rabbit island, Brick fees, Walk it off, Steel doors, Origami, On the set
Fav tracks: Pys, Dark hearted, Cia, Gold rings, Grandmas stove, Zipper bagz, Rabbit vision, Lobster omelette, Space rabbit, Decoded, Blackest in the room, Feel no pain
Fav tracks: Crime pays, Cataracts, Fake names, Education, Soul right, Gat damn, Freestyle shit, Palmolive, Practice, Giannis, Situations
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