HALOKA

This beef brought me out of a 7-month Hibernation to review all these tracks. I consider this the first full diss made.

So to jump into a slightly more in-depth review than most on these tracks. This song is compact and concise in production and disses but a large scattershot regarding who the targets are. It made a lot of sense for Drake to swing at everyone who came at him on the future albums, So I'm not mad at it.

This is a very solid diss by Drake Standard and a solid first diss all ... read more

This song isn't that bad. It's just very repetitive with it's Bible-based tale and general Christian themes. Would be a lot worse if the "Hallelujah" Vocal line that is repeated no joke 14 times in this 2-minute 45-second long song That's once every 11 seconds. Ending every single line with Hallelujah is a creative choice for sure. But the thing is what's weird is I don't know what this story is for or about it seems to toss together a bunch of biblical story beats and toss them ... read more

This song is just shy of 2 minutes and that might be a good thing, Considering how it sounds like one day on a Tuesday afternoon a record label was like "We need an Elvis" We're going to fall behind the times and not have a good enough radio share to get a good chunk of money. Go find us someone who can technically sing and sounds like Elvis and throw him into a studio and give him one of our producers and say "Godspeed" and make us a hit.

This song is very hokey, It reminds me of "Pony Time" by Chubby Checker, But Cheaper sounding. the song was written by Ritchie Adams as well and every #1 hit had a B-side back then. The B Side was called "Oh Yes, I Love You". Ummmm did I forget to mention it's performed by Bobby Lewis? No, you knew that already. Well okay, I really don't know what to say right now this song is very mediocre in a very uninteresting way.