Average album, definitely some stuff to work on but it's alright

love this album!

I like it when music spoon feeds me the meaning all the time and this does it with the album title

Band = best name ever imo

Blue (Da Ba Dee) was a mellifluous listen with heartbreak around every corner, a beautiful cacophony of wonderous choruses combined with the dark, nihilistic attributes of some of our finest bards

kanye and cudi are my dads

I've rated Nickelback, 6ix9ine, and Soulja Boy 100s but I draw the line at Drake

6ix9ine's re-recorded version of an album originally released in 2011 speaks to his greatest gifts as a songwriter: wit, cynicism, and an eye for detail that captures teenaged desire and heartache.

What they have done, perhaps better than anyone else, is to adapt the swaggering gang manner, art-school aspirations and rebellious conviction of a classic rock combo for the shiny, instant-gratification impulses of our digital pop era. It's a fusion that - in a time when rock is routinely dismissed as dead - might just prove to be the genre's greatest hope.

Clever and profound, funny and light, serious and heartbreaking, painfully modern and classic-sounding all at the same time, ‘iSouljaBoyTellEm’ is a game-changing album, one that challenges Soulja Boy’s peers – if, indeed, there are any – to raise their game.