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"FAT D" got so overhyped to the point that I, as a non-Drake fan, am disappointed. Rapping is definitely Drake's best aspect while the singing on this album is boring, bland, tasteless and cringey. When Drake uses his vocal chords, it feels like I'm listening to him in slow motion and I mean that in the worst way possible. The longer this 23 track project went on, the more he lost me. There are definitely some very good songs on here and some of the featured artists did their thing, ... read more

Finally an album where Trippie can actually use his vocals as something beneficial. Neon Shark impressed me since I wasn't familiar with "Rock Trippie" yet, but I'm glad I am now. Compared to his newer stuff, I didn't catch myself falling asleep even once listening through this project. There are some skips, but the majority of the tracks I really do enjoy. Far from perfect, but if Trippie keeps exploring the rock genre, I definitely see him succeeding within it. Travis Barker did ... read more

The prize for the weirdest, corniest rollout in human history goes to Doja Cat. Getting carried by the production, "Scarlet" is the definition of mid. The fact Doja Cat tries everything she can to come over as 'quirky' on this album makes it even worse. Horrible deliveries, awful layering, insanely boring hooks and insubstantial lyrics don't help her case either. "Where's Roddy Ricch? Put you in a box." might be the worst bar I've heard all year. I regret every single choice ... read more

A classic Drake album with incredible highs but also some tracks that have aged badly, especially the beats. Happy 10 year anniversary to NWTS!

Favorite track: Too Much