Loving the two or three tracks I’ve heard from this record (as well as the Wu-Tang cover and some other obscure tracks) so far. I’ll get back to this when I have listened.

I’m not gonna sit here and be a special snowflake by lying about liking this album, but I actually didn’t think it was as bad as you’d hear. This does not deserve anywhere near a 4/100.

This album isn’t ear-peircingly bad (aside from some vocals on certain tracks). I personally also couldn’t find much “edginess” here and the instrumentals are solid. It’s some good drumming and piano, I’ll say.

While not as memorable as I hoped, it ... read more

What I really love about this record, and Griselda as a whole, is (not only the sick production) but the insane storytelling.

Conway, Benny, and Westside Gunn all tell in-depth, interesting, and descriptive street stories with their own personality and flavors.

All of this, in the end, adds up for most likely the most entertaining and enjoyable gangsta rap album of all time.

Let me just say, this record oozes personality. I feel like I’m slowly getting to know bits and pieces of you as it goes on.

This charm really excuses most of the problems I really have, and a good personality can really lead a track in a good direction.

I also think the storytelling is at a perfect median of not telling too much, but still describing perfectly.

Now for the negatives.

There isn’t much, but one that I do mainly have isbtue fast rap segments. Maybe you should ... read more