MaxyBoy

Despite coming after both Alternative Trap and Body High, to me, X is the awkward middle child. At this point, LUCKI's addictions had taken control, clearly affecting his musical output. This reflects in X's mixing flaws, ugly beats, and general imperfections. Don't get me wrong, I still like some songs on this project. The highs are still quite high, but it's considerably worse than both Alternative Trap and Body High.

Now, one thing that's apparent with X is that ... read more

Who would've thought that Yung Fazo, of all people, would end up making one of the best rage projects of all time. lmao.

I've been into the underground rap scene starting in my middle school days in 2021, and since then I've seen artists come and go. Honestly, before his resurgence in 2024, I thought that Fazo was one of those that had went. After all, at that point, all of his biggest songs had been because of features from artists that I'd considered more interesting like ... read more

Okay, where do I start...

Alright, so after Alternative Trap, LUCKI went through a bit of transformation from primarily being a drug dealer to mainly being a drug user. Specifically, LUCKI's drug of choice is Xanax, which he references constantly during Body High. After all, this album is the culmination of an 18-year-old going on a Xanax binge for a whole summer straight, while recording an album with his right-hand man (Plu2o Nash).

So, in my review of Alternative Trap, I stated that ... read more

"Alternative Trap" is my favorite rap album of all time-- period.

There's something just magical about this album. From Lucki's sleepy flows to the beautiful, atmospheric production: this album dominates a lot of fronts. Honestly, I've listened to this album in its entirety probably over a hundred times and it hasn't gotten old yet. Even more incredibly, LUCKI was only 17, my age, when he made this.

The thing with this album is that there are low points. I, for ... read more