The only good NAV song I can find, tbh

Surprising, huh?

Ehh, even I can enjoy something from AJR.

If I’m being honest, without the chorus this song would be at least a 60

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The first album I’ve heard in their discography was none other than the legendary Heaven Or Las Vegas, an album I gave a 100 to, and is one of my 15 favorite albums of all time. It has a really blissful sound, and I’ve had that album on repeat along with ... read more

The Wyoming Sessions #2

It’s likely that Kanye and Kid Cudi will never make a song together again.

This is the fifth 7-song album produced by Kanye in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, following Pusha T’s “DAYTONA” and Kanye West’s “ye.” Similar to the latter, this album was premiered at a listening party. This time, it was held at a ghost town.

Kanye and Cudi are no stranger to their issues; their demons; and their controversies. This album dives into the ... read more

The Wyoming Sessions #1 (a.k.a. Ye, I Love You but You’re Bringing Me Down #8)

I’m not joking when I say this is a lot better than The Life Of Pablo and Yeezus.

This is Kanye’s eighth studio album, and he discusses various topics ranging from mental health and addiction. Speaking of mental health, this is the album where Kanye reveals his bipolar disorder diagnosis through the cover.

It also happens to be one of the 7-song albums produced by Kanye that were recorded in ... read more

Ye, I Love You, But You’re Bringing Me Down #7

Before the final title was made, there were many changes to the title. It was originally gonna be called So Help Me God, then Swish, then Waves, and then we finally got the title. This was also a Tidal exclusive, with this album only bring released on all streaming services on April 1st, 2016. In summer 2016, Saint Pablo was added to the album.

I’ve never been the biggest fan of this album for how inconsistent it is, and I don’t ... read more

Flowers blossom. Tyler blossoms. Along with that, I blossom.

I’ve come out as bi to y’all, and that secret is out there to y’all. However, that was when I realized that I may be blossoming as a person. I’m trying to dig myself out of my self-loathing thoughts, and that’s when I felt like I wasn’t alone. That’s when I found out that this is a life worth living. That’s when I knew that I am a good person. That’s when I discovered positive ... read more

If anything surpasses this as album of the year, I will cosplay NF again.

I’m a pretty big fan of hip hop, and I’m familiar with both the people who made this collab. Danny Brown made my favorite rap album of all time, Atrocity Exhibition, and Peggy made my favorite album of 2021, as well as one of my favorite rap songs ever.

When I found out that they would make this masterpiece, you know I went “HOLY SHIT!” They both seemed to be a match made in heaven, and guess ... read more

Sometimes, you wish it was longer.

This is their debut album made by legendary rapper/producer El-P and Atlanta rapper Killer Mike, released for free on their website in 2013.

The album came out with a lot of critical acclaim, with people calling this album “remarkably fun,” and in all honesty, this album is jam-packed with fun.

El-P is one of my favorite producers of all time. I like the minimalism in this EP, and both rappers in the duo’s rapping style fit everything ... read more

I don’t hate it.

Megan The Stallion does amazing in this song, and carries the whole song.

He looks like a 14 year old kid who draws all over himself, binges and purges, and never performs any act of good hygeine.

Anyway, this is one of those albums where I can’t find any redeeming qualities whatsoever. None of the features could save any of the songs on this album. The production is painfully generic, and Lil Xan sounds like he’s either tired as fuck or hyped up on ten thousand gallons of Monster Energy mixed with percs.

For the sake of your sanity, stay the fuck ... read more

Ok. This is another guilty pleasure. But I’m bad at explaining myself, which is why I’m keeping this review shorter than my di—

I’ve grown up with a lot of the songs on the album, and while they can be cringy at times, they hold so much sentimental value to me that I’ve ran out of fucks to give about how bad they could be.

Anyway, this is basically like Dangerkids but make it a pop rap cross with electropop. It’s never gonna be the best thing ever, but for ... read more

We don’t need this shitty album
I don’t have no self control
The worst thing to play in the bedroom
Doug Walker, just leave us alone

Hey! Critic! You’ve ruined my sanity!

Ye, I Love You, But You’re Bringing Me Down #6

I mean, it’s alright, like…overrated as fuck in my opinion.

This album first appeared in a tweet made on May 2, 2013, revealing a date for the album. People came up with so many ideas for what the album would be like when the rollout would happen, followed by a premiere of the song “New Slaves.” Then, his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, revealed the title of the album.

Oh what a love-hate relationship I’ve had with ... read more

Yeah, he’s improved

Warning: there is a rant in this review. If you’d rather not read it, then skip to the music, even if I’m not saying a lot about it.

I had to take a break yesterday.

There have been a lot of factors as to why I didn’t do anything except for communicate in shoutboxes yesterday. My mental wasn’t in the best place yesterday, especially since Sundays are boring, and it was the first time since 2021 that the boredom made me depressed. And then we have dramas between AOTY ... read more

Classics on classics!

A Tribe Called Quest is one of my favorite rap groups of all time, with amazing flows from everyone and Q-Tip’s top notch production. This album is the defining moment in their career, with absolutely zero skips.

This album cemented this group’s status as one of the most important artists in hip hop after their debut failed to live up to the group’s expectations. Phife Dawg and Q-Tip both have amazing rhymes in this album, with Q-Tip rapping about ... read more

I’m keeping this short since I don’t have a lot to say about this.

Twenty One Pilots are a guilty pleasure to me. Maybe it’s just bias, but a lot of their music has been a part of my childhood, so of course I’m gonna give this a higher score.

This album is definitely nothing special. This was never meant to be a passion piece, but do I have any fucks to give about this? Hell no!

The album is extremely well produced, and the rapping in this album actually doesn’t ... read more