noproperway

The monotony of 21's slavish vocal delivery created a low threshold of enjoyment for me to fully enjoy this project. Most features are incredibly well placed and elevate each track, although even Young Thug couldn't save 'pop ur shit'. Where it shines it's in its great instrumentals, production, and diversity of tracks.

I just can't with 21's flow, which sometimes blends well with the instrumentation or overall atmosphere, but for others it's misplaced and a total mess.

So this is the album that, for every shitty song or mixing, people have an excuse for being experimental, right? It's fine, annoying half of the time, the other half barrable. You have to dig deep to find the listenable part of each song. Some, are easy to do, such as "sometimes", and others like, "to here knows when", it wasn't.

Although some parts feel repetitive and dull, it is still an incredibly transformative and atmospheric experience, able to create a unique mood and feeling, managing to create cohesion from start to finish on the project.

It's definitely worth listening.

Yeah, whatever "that" was, Michael had it, and even more.