The most pampered rapper of our time finally makes his debut in a collaboration album with Jay-Z who yet again pampers him on his debut
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In the ever fast changing rap landscape of 2009, Jay-Z proves that he can keep up with new changes and hot new talent while staying true to himself.
He does a well job in proving that with his two greatest hits "Run This Town" and "Empire State of Mind", but everything else is very inconsistent after Empire State where some of the songs come off him trying to make the songs sound like pop club bangers.
A weird album in his discography, but not a bad one nor a good one, but ... read more

Took me a while to listen and get used to until I started seeing a bunch of songs on reels and a lot of love being shown. It's alright, nothing too crazy, just some mid songs to drake and drive too I guess.
Show out Aubrey for finally making a song about my hometown of Fort Worth. Not that the song is good, I just think it's cool that we finally get some recognition

Close enough, welcome Brockhampton...except Ameer Vann

The last good album from 50, but he didn't get shot again so what's this album about?

Cleaver wordplay Jay-Z

A actor from Toronto Canada will become one of the greatest rappers of this generation and dominate the next two decades

This might be the greatest sophomore slump album I have ever heard

All that talk about being the king of experimental rap just to drop his first "bad" project (Which is impressive tbh) and getting roasted badly by former Odd Future members

Lucki follows up with his album battle vs Drake with another album that sounds mediocre and the same since his debut back in '22' after an impressive stretch of mixtape releases. The only difference between this and the 3 albums Drake released was this should have everyone's first listen

Sandra Graham deserves More Life type songs under her album cover and not whatever the fuck Drake did here

Some crying here and some crying there ahh album. It's just him sneaking dissing though I respect him as a Jew calling out an Palestinian for not representing his own people

For the Complication album of hits that never made it onto his albums between 2010-2016 this ain't bad.
What I love from each song is that you can tell which era which belong too like the 1st track "Dreams money can buy" which belongs to the 'Take Care' era, "The Motion" to the 'Nothing Was The Same' era, "How Bout Now" from the 'If you're reading this it's too late' era and so forth with "Paris Morton Music from ... read more

It takes mad skills to fuck up a metro collab album... Oh wait

Young Thug sounds like a fucking fat adorable seal on RiRi.
Also that's a very beautiful dress and gorgeous colorway he put on for the mixtape cover

*Insanely long list of bullshit that has happened since Frank Ocean last released a full length LP in 2016 till now*
I really love this album

Ts is the equivalent of getting clothes as a kid.
This album is surprisingly influential in sparking a lot of rappers in doing rage music and a new genre of rappers that align themselves with the rage subgenre.
I remember the wait for this felt like hell prior to the 'I AM MUSIC' rollout.

Now that's one way to shoot yourself in the foot and ruin your career

A weirdly intriguing auto tune song that inspired one of the best surprising albums of the year.
SCREAM IF YOU LOVE POLAND 🇵🇱❤️🗣️

Why are the scores so low on all of these songs 😭.
For the first time since 2017 Drake finally has another good project to his name and he collab with another Atlanta rapper by 21 Savage, except this feels more like Drake and 21 Savage throughout it. Nonetheless this was a really solid project and a nice much needed bounce back after a terrible house music inspired album