This album is the only album where I can truly say there are no skips. Each song seems equally important and reflective into Kanye's personal state. It is as concise as concise can get. Honestly, perfect. Honestly, it's some of Kanye's best work ever.

One of the greatest songs of all time.

This song is beautiful. Lyrically, a complete 180 from The Big Day.

"My heart and tongue are fightin', my mind is undecided
It's not like Trump and Biden, it's more like it's something private"

Really hope Chance can put together more songs like this for a new album. I see a bounce back.

Very strong remix, I love Durk and Future’s verses at the start and end of the song. Disappointed in Thug’s disappearance... this would’ve blew me away had Mulatto been left out in place of Thugger’s verse from the original track. But Durk and Futures verses just go too hard for me to give this a worse rating.

Countering the 0s

85% of the songs on this sound exactly the same

The other 15% includes songs like Murder Business which are laughably awful

DaBaby's third studio album 'Blame It On Baby' has certainly not been well-received, but for me it's been a breath of fresh air from the fast-rising rapper. I was not a fan of 'Baby On Baby' and 'Kirk' as most songs sounded the same in both the beats and Jonathan Kirk's vocals. And while that is present for several songs on 'Blame It On Baby', a few tracks stood out that I have found myself consistently coming back to. 'Find My Way', the lead single to the album, in my opinion is Kirk's best ... read more

'Future Nostalgia' is the perfect second project by singer Dua Lipa. Supported by a platinum hit single in Don't Start Now, Lipa put together 37 minutes of creative lyrics and elements to perfectly follow up her self-titled debut album. Lipa focused on 80's pop vibes with a clear intent to make those beats as timeless as possible, as stated in the introduction of the opening, album titled song with "You want a timeless song, I want to change the game". This shows how Lipa wants to ... read more

After Hours is The Weeknd’s strongest project yet. Abel Tesfaye has established himself as a full-fledged pop star, and was still able to bring many new ideas to this album. Tesfaye found a harmony between the enigmatic, dark pop that got him attention initially and the chart topping, upbeat innovations that we’ve seen in After Hours’ lead singles, Blinding Lights and Heartless.

Favorite Songs:
-Hardest To Love
-Scared To Live
-Too Late
-Save Your Tears
-Heartless
-Blinding ... read more