I don't usually listen to underground rappers, but this project by The God Fahim is quite competent and knows how to take advantage of the chimpunk production; a gem that should be considered ✌️

Ya bueno, no hablaré ingles para esta. Pero si won' esas cancionsitas del tf2 están bien buenas lol

Okay, now let's get serious. Yuno really stepped up his game here, and for some reason, he abandoned the meme songs and released this much better-produced work with better lyrics. It's simply amazing.

This album is the opposite of many others; that is, it starts off very weak, but as it progresses it becomes a better experience and MUCH better to listen to.

I've listened to one album from every member of the Wu-Tang Clan, and so far, GZA is anything but disappointing on this one. A really great experience

The beginning of what would become the best hip-hop group. And well, it's not bad at all; of course, The Low End Theory is much better, but this album isn't far behind and has its own charm.

This album came out in a really unfair year for rap—I mean, imagine competing against The College Dropout and Madvillainy. But even so, it has its charm.

This album suffers from a problem: it starts very strong, but as it progresses, it weakens and becomes somewhat mid-tempo. However, the beginning already gave me enough momentum to consider it worthwhile.

What an inspiring farewell to one of my favorite bands. The reference to Ruler of Everything was BEAUTIFUL; this song is made to make you cry.

Come on, For a Tally Hall album under a different name, this one's alright. I don't know why I've seen people hating on it recently. It's not going to be groundbreaking or life-changing, but it's more than decent.

Hey, where's Eminem if they're supposed to be collaborating with D12?
Anyway, it's still a BANGER

This is the best fucking song Gorillaz ever released, hold me back.

Show me a bigger downgrade than this, because I don't believe this is supposed to be the sequel to Aphex Twin's first album. A complete disappointment and mid

This IS Linkin Park's peak. Unlike Hybrid Theory, here the band's sound evolved more, Mike and Chester's vocals evolved more, and overall it's a better album.

I think this album could have been better if, I don't know... it wasn't almost 2 hours long. Anyway, some songs save it from being even lower

Well, if you really look at it, it's not such a bad album after all. It has its low points, but it also has some very high points, which puts it somewhere in the middle. It's not a bad album, though.

MJ was just starting to reach his peak with this album, and just listening to this gives you an idea of why they call him the King of Pop. So much fun and joy, isn't that great?

Combining Kanye and Cudi always works. Now, do it again, but this time they have a whole album to themselves, and that's the perfection that is Kids See Ghosts.

It's an Aesop Rock album. This guy never does mid stuff So why even bother?

For a project by El-P, I was a little disappointed; I think the album could have been shortened and it would have been a thousand times better.