A disjointed album that had very disjointed production and disjointed features. Who payed ye to be in the same room with 6ix9ine? This album also has one the worst songs I've ever heard in any rap album (dummy)

6ix9ine shows us a lot of his aggression and energy to this mixtape, but lacks the charisma as a music artist which makes him a pretty unlikeable guy on a unlikeable album.

Mid

Nav stepped it up a bit and I can actually see some creativity. He may have actually hired real producers and writers this time.

All the records I reviewed were ones I listened to about months ago, but I will never forget this record. Nav literally try to give it his all and the execution is a total xanarchy level of bad. It’s worse than his disastrous debut.

Nav’s debut was disappointing at the time and felt like that he didn’t even care about the music. The production was basic and the lyrics didn’t even meaning anything. I would mark Nav as a mainstream sellout tbh.

Astroworld, easily commands an 8/10. It is a masterful, psychedelic trap experience that plays out like a dark, nostalgic amusement park. Featuring stellar, cinematic production and dynamic beat switches, it remains one of the defining hip-hop albums of its era.

A solid but polarizing 6 (and a half)/ 10. ADL trades Yeat's signature, brain-melting rage flows for a more vocal-heavy, stadium-trap direction. While the production is ambitious and the experimentation pays off on occasion, it often feels bloated and lacks the hypnotic, unhinged magic of his past work (not lyfestyle lol)

The quality seemed to drop since 2093 like holy hell how did he let this happen.

2093 is an incredibly ambitious, cinematic leap into dystopian, sci-fi trap. Yeat trades syrupy beats for massive, warped synths and crisp, devastating bass. While the production is easily some of the best in modern rap, the album is dragged down by severe tracklist bloat and moments of vocal monotony.

This feels like a more inspired album than his last record, but still doesn’t hit the same like nectar and ballads 1

This feels unfinished, and I think Joji said what he wanted to say.

Love this record, but it feels more uninspired than Ballads 1.

This album is so over hated. I feel like joji has more hits than misses in this beautiful record. The production and lyrics feel so different, the vocals are great.

I listened to this 2 years ago because I watched a Stevie t video where a song from this album was mentioned and boy I regret listening to this dumpster fire. I still remember how much I hated this and I just feel like pump has lost his charm through out the years. I’m here before lil pump 3 comes out and I’m scared on what he has to deliver on that album.

Lil pump started off strong with his self titled mixtape, but now he just feels more uninspired and just a mainstream sellout. There can be catchy well produced tracks on Harvard dropout, but for the most part it’s just the same ol crap.

A few of the tracks were somewhat mediocre, but the rest were absolute trash.

It’s in the title

Better than MGK’s last few projects, but this still feels like uninspired slop. Wiz Khalifa is the only one carrying it, and he’s the real reason this mixtape is somewhat mid.

Just reviewed vultures one and I gotta tell you I remember listening to this album and had to look up if this was really ye making this dumpster fire.