This album is really just amazing, it’s so close to perfect that it’s painful. The lyrics all throughout this project are really amazing, and each line hits you hard. The storytelling on this is really amazing and it kind of feels like a modern day version of gkmc in my opinion. It has some more serious messages such as in, birds don’t sing. But then there are those hype moments where it feels like all the rest is forgotten such as in, chains & whips. Now I’m not ... read more

This is a pretty solid album, but in my opinion it’s not anything incredible. The lyricism in most songs are a little bland and boring, some just don’t really catch your attention. But I will say on some tracks, it really does full on grab your attention. The hooks overall are mainly really good, and they’re pretty catchy. Now the production is kind of where this album mainly lacks, because the lyrics aren’t horrible they’re just nothing out of this world. The ... read more

This is honestly a peak album, and it’s every Griselda production glazers dream. This has those iconic gritty west side Gunn lyrics, and amazing boom bap type production from Conway. The lyrics are exactly what you would expect from west side Gunn, he always has that serious tone to him but then he’ll say the funniest but dumbest things of all time, like in the introduction where he said, “If I were yall n###as I’d jump off a fucking bridge”. It’s just that ... read more

This is honestly a real cool album, and it feels like a bunch of dudes coming over to a cookout and then they all hop on the mic while they’re at it. This album has a feeling to it of a rebellious type spirit, but all the features display it differently. Nonetheless this whole album is all energetic, and the album keeps your attention in a tight hold. It really just grabs your attention no matter the feature, or no matter the vibe of the beat. The lyrics on this are all really amazing and ... read more

Honestly this album is half bad to be honest. It feels like a more niche type of hip hop that’s more grindy and serious, but it’s hard to say that especially when he constantly says funny things, such as what he said in, iron rose. Yet he does so with a very serious tone even when he says humorous things. He does have a kind of tone that makes it feel like he’s thriving to success with an angry attitude, and it feels like he’ll take down the whole world if it comes to ... read more

This album is just so beautiful and soothing to the heart. It really feels like this one touches deep with the truly wonderful vocals, and spectacular instrumentals. The vocals were surely not of this world, because they were so heavenly in every which way possible. The lyrics are really good in general and the choruses are extremely catchy, but man the way he executes it is just so beautifully soothing. Every word that stevie wonder says really just touches your soul, and it makes you feel as ... read more

This is just honestly a mind blowing introduction to Spanish music, and it really proves that lyrics aren’t always everything. Within it contains some absolutely classic songs that even an American person such as myself recognizes. It is filled to the brim with spectacular instrumentals, vocals, and vibes. The instrumentals on all songs are really just mind blowing, and for quite a few such as, amor prohibido, they have this feeling of a tropical Mexican paradise. It is just amazing, and ... read more

This album is honestly just peak in general. It’s really hard to go wrong with this one, and there is hardly any room for improvement here. The lyrics scheme was just amazing overall. The features all make cool references and have complex rhyme schemes. Also another thing too is that, all the features absolutely killed it. All the features flow off these spectacular beats so effortlessly. It’s pretty nice to hear all these amazing artists collaborate and work on this beat my danger ... read more

This album sure is something, but it’s actually pretty solid. This overall feels like a more serious but relaxed album, it’s hard to explain. But essentially it gives a vibe of them having prior knowledge that they’re doomed but they accept it and enjoy the time they have. Which some of the lyrics really contribute to that vibe. The lyrics scheme is pretty nice, some of the lyrics are a little basic but other than that they all rhyme well. They don’t flow effortlessly ... read more

This isn’t a bad album, but I will say it’s not the best, and also probably shouldn’t be your first pick. The production is amazing, and has this nice vibe to it of a kind of carefree atmosphere. The instruments really go so well on this, and the samples are really solid. I will say though that the lyric scheme really disappoints compared to the beats. The lyrics are either mid or pretty good on Kanye’s end, but for kid cuti it’s mainly just buns. I mean he does ... read more

I don’t think I even have to explain this album. It is perfect in every singular way you could even think of, rhymes, story telling, execution of lyrics, samples, instrumentals, vibes, and so much more. There is not even a tiny thing that you could really criticize about this album. The rhymes, are so mind blowing. It has a combination of humble simpleness, and also complex double entendres. The way he bends and manipulates words and metaphors is really just bamboozling. The story telling ... read more

To be honest, in my opinion this is such a spectacular album in general. The production is so amazing, and it has this nostalgic feel to it. On a few songs such as, great adventures and guilt, it has this specific instrument that I really can’t describe but it’s so amazing and it sounds like a nostalgic snes game. The production has so many amazing instruments combined together, with amazing samples too. This has some of Boldys best songs in general, and every song is quite ... read more

This album is a really good album, and it has more dark concepts in general. The instrumentals feel very dark, and they have a lower tone, combined with an occasional higher tone instrument or high tone sample. Which creates this perfect combination, that really represents the overall feel of this project. Not to mention earl flows off this beat so effortlessly, he really goes hand in hand with the beat. The lyrics are so amazing, and they’re humorous on quite a few, such as 20 waves cap. ... read more

This overall is an amazing album and near to perfect. The lyric scheme on this is amazing, and he flows off all the beats so eloquently with minimal effort. Let alone lots of these bars are pretty catchy just for no reason. This one has a more serious tone to it, especially songs like, the bends. The instrumentals also fit that type of vibe, and a large majority of the instruments are played at a lower frequency. That dosent make them bad although, and they’re still good regardless. There ... read more

This album is really a great project in an entirety. A majority of the songs all had good lyrical content, but then the rest of the songs had amazing lyrical content. I really expected this to be a devious ass album because of the name, but it was incredibly calm and relaxing. I thought it would be devious because usually people who have posters in their house that say, live laugh love, are typically people who starve their dog for shits and giggles. They’ll have the most joyful and ... read more

This album is a phenomenal instrumental album. It really displays how madlibs can really make any type of vibe with his skills, for we usually see a more serious type beat when he does collaborations, but here we saw a very calm and relaxed type beat. The instrumentals are amazing in every which way, they made me imagine this sort of laid back day in a tropical area with nice weather. The instruments used on lots of songs such as, song for my father, were very unique and unique in a good way. ... read more

This album is highly underrated, alongside just all of country bass d in general. The lyric scheme is pretty solid, he doesn’t flow off the beats incredibly well. But he does still flow off quite a few pretty well. The features all killed it on their part, and it just reminds you how many hidden gems doom has. The instrumentals though were absolutely phenomenal. They really just low you away with their more classical style. It’s hard to explain but it sounds a lot like 70s music in ... read more

This album overall is really good, and you can’t go wrong with it. The instrumentals were a perfection if complexity but not over complicated. The drums were well allgined to the lyrics and other instruments, which helps create this sort of foot tapping rhythm. The lyrics are phenomenal, and on quite a few songs he is moving just like prime doom. He flows off the beats very well with his careful selection of words. The features could’ve done much better, but they weren’t ... read more

This album is very boring not in juts a single department, but in general. The lyrics are alright and some of them are kind of buns, but the execution of these lyrics are pretty good. Most of the time Tyler Dosent ever lack on executing lyrics well, and he shows that here, despite how mid the lyrics are. The instrumentals are also alright, they’re not bad but nothing that necessarily stands out in general. There was much more to be desired from this album, and it was kind of just left ... read more

This isn’t a very bad album, but it does leave a little more to be desired after listening to it. After recently listening to it again I just realized that don’t tap the glass is like a shorter version of wolf in a sense. The instrumental on most songs are pretty solid, although some can be kind of boring. The lyric scheme is good overall, and he flows off these beats very well. I feel like once again he’s just messing around on the mic, and this is more of meant to be just ... read more