What are you guys on? This is pretty good

One of the best hip hop albums OAT. OutKast showcased the full extent of their lyrical abilities with distinct production. Favorites: Rosa Parks, Da Art of Storytelling (Pt. 1), SpottieOttieDopaliscious, Mamacita

Why was this on my feed so much back in the day. This is a steaming pile of s**t. Bro really made a Wordle pun, a color pun, then a doctor Seuss pun, with a fake ass barking sound

I mean…yeah, this is pretty bad

When this album ended, I genuinely had no idea because of how immersed I was. This is most definitely an incredible project from OutKast, but it is a bit overrated. B.o.B., Ms. Jackson, and Humble Mumble were probably my favorites.

The name says it all.

The backstory behind this classic makes it even better

I liked this a lot more than I expected. The EP is very listenable and has gentle, atmospheric songs and two major hits. d4vd has a very promising career ahead of him.

Such unique production on a massive hit from two major artists. Listening to this well after the height of its popularity, it sounds great

How tf does macaroni slow down

Ay lil mama yeah you heard about me I’ma pop you like a pea yeah edamame feels so hot like I’m chillin on the beach yeah baby in the sun like the teletubbies

Bro was able to make an introspective banger while singing about everyday issues and the ways we try to cope with them. We will never have another artist like this in any of our lifetimes.

The single cover alone is a 10/10 but the song is SO incredible. This man always finds a way to tell a compelling and unique story in each of his songs. Possibly his most underrated song.

He was weird he was tryna touch me🥺 this had me rolling on the floor

Meh.

Good Days is a perfect song that’s all I have to say

We need more like this

Really not that bad. If I have to hear the same song on the radio for the next six months, this is fine by me. I like the production, and it feels like a bit of a step in the right direction for Ed.

Wow I finally see all the hype around this guy’s music. His rhyme schemes are extremely talented, he has great production, and detailed storytelling. This is my first time listening to a full A$AP project, and I’m excited to hear more!

A very impressive collaboration between two impressive artists on a great track produced by none other than J. Cole. The way Cordae and Anderson, Paak. bounce off each other is very smooth and satisfying, and Cordae knocks his rhyme schemes out of the park. We need more songs like this.