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Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho: Travis Scott's collaborative trap album with Quavo that I've been putting off listening to for a long time, until I finally decided to give it a chance. That's because even though Travis is one of my favorite artists, Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho never received as much attention or critical acclaim as his other albums, and rightly so: it doesn't stand out in any way.

Starting with Modern Slavery, I confess I was hyped: an exciting and luxurious intro ... read more

There is a lot of love for this album everywhere and I think it is totally justified and great to see. I am a huge Daft Punk fan, they are my favourite artists out there, and I consider almost all of the songs that are mashed up here great when they are on their own. The only reason this rating isn't any higher is because I personally don't like the fact that the album is recorded live and comprised of mashups of many songs that, to me, are better in their original form. This is the ... read more

At first, I gave this a 60. And then I relistened. And then I relistened again. And then I deeped it. This album is so painfully mid that it deserves a 30.

The only great song here is goosebumps: the production is unique and haunting, the flows are sick and go hard, and Kendrick's feature is pretty good. Then there's a few good songs such as the catchy and well-produced "beibs in the trap", or the semi-great classic Travis Scott song "way back", and a few alright ... read more

Matuê decidiu demonstrar alma, talento e ambição artística pra caralho e isso me deixa muito feliz. Ver ele arriscar expandir o som dele abertamente foi prazeroso demais nesse álbum e o meu único problema com esse álbum é ele não ter feito mais disso. Todo mundo parece perceber claramente que a primeira metade do álbum é seguro e comercial, o Matuê não ousa pisar muito fora do som dele, até chegar em ... read more