Normally, I hate country music, so I had low expectations going into this album, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. To me, it’s much more than just a country album.

My personal favorite Beyoncé album.

Favorite Songs: VIRGO’S GROOVE, PLASTIC OFF THE SOFA, CUFF IT.

Easy Beyoncé’s most emotionally impactful album.

Favorite Songs: Sorry (Original Demo), Daddy Lessons, Freedom.

Good change of sound for Beyoncé, but I feel there are some issues that slow down the momentum the tracklist could have had.

Another average Beyoncé album they’re strong vocals, but no emotion.

If this album were just Disc 1, I would rate it higher, but unfortunately, Disc 2 brings the album down and adds nothing to it. It’s completely useless and unnecessary.

Pretty much feel the same way about this album as I did with Dangerously in Love it’s passable, but nothing more than that.

To me most of the album feels like one long song.

I like pretending this doesn’t exist.

Bloated, and the tracklist doesn’t really have a clear sonic direction, but the high points are great.

I get what Kanye was going for, but the execution wasn’t it. I’m not a fan of his performances on a lot of the songs.

Clears ye.

It feels dreadful, listening to this.

Pretty consistent tracklist. The highlights for me are 30 Hours and No More Parties in LA.

This album had potential. The production is great, but Kanye’s writing and performances are just boring.

Solid collab project.

Scary Hours 3 > For All The Dogs.

This album is overrated as hell but it’s still good way better than 808s.

Boring as hell, and I’m convinced people only hold it in high regard because of its influence.

This should’ve been called dubstep rap. The only reason it gets this high of a score is because there are actually some decent songs throughout the tracklist. Other than that, you can throw most of this album away.