Wow! Europa turns 12 tomorrow!

Europa is a polished, straight-forward trap/drill album, which released after the drill craze of 2012 after Finally Rich by Chief Keef, but his influence on Europa is apparent. Over the 21 song tracklist, the album did not drag to the point where it felt hard to listen to. Blizzi Boi made a very fair and a great trap album with Europa.

One of his BEST projects, #WET Mixtape by Blizzi Boi really showed us that he didn't ride a wave if the wave was made by him.
The album itself is a great showcase of Blizzi's rapping skill and songwriting, but this is not to take any light away to the features (especially YobyDren on WaterShit and Cartier'God on We On Now). No feature overshadows the other, no songs really overshadow one another either. It's a very digestible album if you like futuristic swag/trap albums ... read more

Sorry For The Rape, ignoring the very interesting title, is an actually good project, despite the user score (people rating it a 0 for its name before it was even available). It's a straightforward trap album from 2013 with aspects (mainly about the content of the album) from Odd Future. Not much else to say about this project other than: great.

Well. Forgive me if I get emotional. Trigger warning for mentions of suicide.

Purity Rang by Blizzi Boi, in my humble-est opinion, is THE best cloud rap project ever and one of the best mixtapes ever, if not THE best. This album has gotten me through (safe to say) very tough times, and at any time I can I attribute it to this project being so good.

Let's run it back to July 2025. That month, I was in the worst mood of my life, night in, night out. From the start of the month (the end of ... read more

Waduh is a pretty interesting project by Blizzi Boi. At this point, Blizzi already made himself known as a cloud rap, a futuristic swag and a trap artist. This album is more radio-centered, with it being pop rap, but Blizzi did the sound well. From the more lovey-dovey songs (Emojis, Doin Thangs)
to the more flow and head bop worthy songs (Tarantula, Still The Same, Kurt Kobain), this album doesn't have any drops in quality which is always a good sign for an album (except if it's ... read more

RAGESTARR 64 is a Blizzi project that really connected him from the old cloud, pop-rap, trap and general hip hop he did with the more modern sound of today's rap industry. Blizzi himself has stated that SoFaygo was an influence to this album, which is hearable, but I wouldn't sleep on the lyrical content of the album either. The title track RAGESTARR 64 delves into Blizzi's life when he started making music and leaving Miami, and so does FIN. FIN is probably the best track off of ... read more

Im gonna go ahead and say I was a little too harsh on this album before. It has songs that I revisit pretty commonly.