jackcore

Really was hoping to see Bladee carry over and possibly refine some of the ideas from 333, his previous LP. Instead, we got Bladee's more accessible and pop-centric side. And while Bladee is definitely capable of catchy lyricism over energetic trap beats, The Fool kind of feels like Bladee abandoning some of the qualities that made his music appealing to me in the first place

really like the more ethereal direction Bladee went in with this one and it has a few of his best tracks to date but i felt like the album was not as cohesive as it could have been

kind of a forgettable LP in comparison to most of Bladee's other stuff

very underwhelming