Almighty So

I can't think of an original joke to start this review, Chief Keef got me this time..
I was looking for something more unique to add to my playlist, but I don't think anything from this album actually surprised me in any way, but hey, never too bad to try out something new.
Chicago Drill wasn't really ever a genre that I liked, but I'm also not really familiar with it, so I might have to check more albums like this hoping that they're gonna be somewhat better, but for now, I'm happy with this one.
Most of the stuff here is actually quite ahead of it's time, most people know that Chief Keef was one of the artists to popularize Drill and get it to mainstream status.
The production is quite repetitive, but hey, it actually sounds really fun and starts severe headbumping.
And also, the way Chief Keef raps is like the only valid way to deliver on beats like this, he's actually really good at matching the beat to his performance.
2 different features, and not a single braincell in me has a single thought on who these people are, let's just move on at this point. This is a very common outcome when listening to genres that I'm not very familiar with, so I'm just gonna call this album decent and end the review.

Fav. Track - Blew My High
Least Fav. Track - I Kno