Something's just very comforting about Rashad's honesty and conflicts throughout the album. It's refreshing to hear someone just talk in a straight-forward manner about issues that are normally a lot more difficult.

Favorite Tracks: Heavenly Father, Shot You Down

Holy fuck.

I'll write an actual review soon, but holy fuck.

I may be immature but this has to be one of the best comedy albums I've listened to in a while. My fucking ears hurt though.

#1 nightcore album of 2019

edit: I actually really fucking like this album, help me

I think I'm the only person who thinks this isn't depressing but an album full of bangers. My friends have alerted me that I'm insane.

I seriously love every bit of this album.

It's music

Best Tracks: Runaway (Reprise)
Worst Tracks: Stop Talking, Runaway

The critic rating is 69. My life is complete.

An oddly personal album for me. I liked listening to this knocked out on migraine and cold medicine playing Fortnite for hours with my cousins.

That winter marked the last time I played Fortnite, the last time I've been sick, the last time I've talked to my extended family, and the last time I listened to this album. Relistened to it and it's ok. 21 sounds like he's actually trying, so points for effort.

If Zach Fox drops an album, instant AOTY

Tbh BTS isn't as bad as people make them out to be, but their fans definitely are.

Future appears to show some self-awareness and makes a personal album for once. I hate how I keep coming back to this album, it just feels like an oddly honest reflection of his life, as if the songs are more contemplations of his inner thoughts than bangers.

This is far from perfect. But it's at least a start for an artist who's been mostly tone-deaf up to this point.

Best Tracks: XanaX Damage
Worst Tracks: Shotgun, Government Official

edit: This is tone deaf at times, cringy, and feels ... read more

popular opinion: this is a good album

Take care of the people you love, please.

edit: 70 -> 80

How the fuck did this receive a 70 from Exclaim.

Yup, it's "another one" from Khaled - but the DJ/producer/hype man's latest star-studded effort is by far his most accomplished album yet.

fuck Chris Brown

A trap masterpiece. My 100 was first ironic, but I think Carti's done trap on a level no one else has.

Die Lit has a certain ability to be replayed distinguishing it from the other flavor-of-the-month trap albums. Every second feels intentional and Carti's voice appears to work more like an instrument than a storyteller on most beats, and mixed with the energetic and bass-filled beats, it feels more like the listener experiences a sound college album than a trap one.

I've questioned my sanity ... read more

this album: 82/100
will toledo's shoulder fetish: 100/100
final rating: 100/100

OLD TOWN ROAD

edit: Congrats on making fake accounts to get it to 25 reviews, you must feel so accomplished.

Yikes, this is generic as hell. It's painfully obvious people are rating this up because they're friends with the artist, but come on now.

Some of lyrics verge on sad boy soundcloud rap, and the production sounds like it might as well be from a Christian rock band at a youth camp. I was really hoping for something unique or creative after Anxious Wreck, but this is so vanilla it hurtssss

I really enjoyed the personal nature of the album, as well as the amateur production and mixing. The lyrics sound cliche at times, but the rough mixing blurring them making it a little more bearable to think of it as snippets or thoughts whirling in someone's head rather than clearly stating them. Procrastinating finals by writing this, but oh well.

Best tracks: Hands, Strings
Worst tracks: Fall is Gone, Wordless Broken, Anxious Wreck, Behind