alas, ftc on streaming

I mean it's just legendary lovers by katy perry with a chief keef feature but honestly wtf is he doing 😭😭

fun project, but there's some stinkers on it

this shit is so weak it shouldn't be called a diss

holy shit

could be worse. trippie sounds decent after a few years
mgk still dogshit lmao

I was definitely not expecting this for a sequel to "Pray for Paris". Instead, we got an experimental, messy, chaotic album, which isn't always bad, but it's not deserving of being called a sequel to such a great album like Pray for Paris.
After listening to the intro and the first track Mamas PrimeTime, I was super excited, I really thought it was going to be another classic. But after getting into tracks like 1989, JD Wrist, Chloe and LL BOOL GUNN, I found it really hard to finish ... read more

uuh...

I have to be honest. I only know this because I used the cover as my profile picture on Steam, and had never listened to it (sorry ash xd)
I gotta say, this is pretty solid. I'm not really into the genre but when I listened to it I got attached to it really quick. There's not much to complain about except that it's not my genre of preference, but it's still a really good album.
Definitely recommend giving it a listen, even if you're not a metal-head or a deathcore fan.

Favorite Track: Crucify ... read more

found this while on vacation. truly a holy grail that i dug up from out of nowhere.
this album is really good. really excited to listen to his other stuff and more of the genre, really made me interested.

This album is really something else. I had a lot of expectations from this, like k-pop not being there and Ye's feature on god's country. I guess you can't have everything, and I really think that naming this utopia really makes sense. The definition of utopia and perfection doesn't exist in real life. There's always room for errors and wrongdoings. Also, these definitions are also entirely subjective, so this for some might be perfect, while for others only great or even good. In my opinion ... read more

holy shit

What initially started as a "joke" is has turned out into really good music. I never thought that I would enjoy this somewhat seriously.
ME MILLIONTH DOLLAR's beat goes undoubtedly hard, and SpongeBob (or SpongeGuap) as a mere imitation of these new-gen rage artists like Ken Carson and Destroy Lonely really makes my ears tingle, even though I don't really like the artists referenced.
CLARINET is really unique, on this SpongeGuap Money Pants universe I never thought I would hear a ... read more

This record feels like it doesn't have a soul. The songs do have some kind of kick to it, I'll give it that. But that's what it brings to the table. There's no sense of continuity on this record, most songs on it feel unfinished, especially Get Up and ASAP.

This is greatest song made in the history of sound itself. Truly a work of art

Lynyrd Skynyrd's (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd) starts off pretty strong with a pretty good 3 song start, but then the next 3 disappointed me. The mood is completely different than the others and it's not the sound that I enjoy. Then... out of nowhere, BAM! Free Bird starts playing. I cannot stress this enough. I love this song. It's perfect in every way. I just wished that the whole album followed the same energy as the start and could be as great as Free Bird. ... read more

Solid album. Overall good mixing and instrumentals and some tracks really stand out, like "Never Let Me Down Again" and "Strangelove". Some tracks are not so special and feel like filler, but they're unique in some way.

Overall the album is not bad, there's 1 or 2 bearable songs but why oh why is Life in the Fast Lane a thing?

Yes this album is as amazing as people say.

Still sad that So Help Me God didn't release. Oh well, might just listen to the unreleased stuff🤷‍♂️