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I'll start by saying that this album is my first Lupe album. I've heard him in numerous Kanye projects and other collaborations, but I never heard him by himself, and holy god, he is good. I came into this album expecting good raps, but nothing else, and I will say I was pleasantly surprised by just how good this album is. And I'm not saying this lightly, like this album is amazing. There is nothing that I can say about this album that is a constant negative. Every song is ... read more

Let me start by saying that this is my favorite album ever, in the history of music, maybe because it is the first album I've heard from start to finish, or perhaps because it's just that good. Anyway, I usually pick apart that record and discuss my problems with it in this introductory section, but for this album, I can't, and let me tell you why.

The production: The album's production is masterful and iconic, featuring anthems such as the choir in "Power," the ... read more

Okay, this song is good, like really good. It's everything you want from a JID feature and everything you want from an Offset song. Offset comes in with a vicious flow that gets stuck in your head and refuses to leave.

JID is a goddamn magician with the mic, and he shows just how potent his magic is in this track. He starts with a small and calm flow and slowly ramps it up to a fast and aggresive flow that makes you want to punch a hole in the nearest wall.

Okay, I'm late to the party, but I want to write this immediately after "God does like ugly" because I wanted to share my honest opinion on this topic after his next album. So, is this still the best album of the 2020s? Yes. This album offers a mix of fun delivery, emotion-gripping lyrics, and incredible production. The album itself starts strong with the track Raydar, which is one of the best intro tracks ever, with multiple beat switches and enough flows to make an entire Lil ... read more