mighty_phi

“Some nights I wish I could go back in life, not to change shit, just to feel a couple things twice” is genuinely the best and most relateable thing this man ever wrote.

EDIT: Also, "Energy" gets more and more relateable the older i get, methinks.

Drake's very best album. You could argue that, after this, Nothing really was the same. Introspective, yet boastful and confident it paints a vivid portrait of the, at the time, young rapper.

Tuscan Leather is his very best intro and this brand of Rnb/Rap combo is the very best Drake ever did. The cinematic atmosphere and the very introspective lyricism makes this one of the very greatest pieces Drake ever recorded.

Will try to give this one a song for song, eventually.

Not a perfect album, I still think it's overly long and you could cut a lot of songs, but it's damn cool. It's Drake's best in terms of truly mixing variety in sounds here.

It's boastful and braggadocious but also mellow and, at times, a tad introspective. Drake's penchant for hot pockets of melodies is present here.

I do think some of Drake's worst qualities did start with this album: Marathon lengths, corny bars, egotistical bars that rival Ye's, ... read more

Drake's Habibti represents him tapping back into a more RnB bag than ICEMAN.

First off, I think Drake deserves major props here: Diving his work into three different albums, while a bit overbearing, does show semblance of self editing, as I think it makes for a better experience than ICEMAN being interrupted by some of the cuts here.

That said, I didn't find much in Habibti I would come back to, personally. I gotta say right off the bat: RnB Drake has never been a favourite of ... read more