Idk what these critics are on 🫤

Waiting for the first day out single 😭😭🙏

Contestant to be one of my favorite hip hop albums

Black flag freestyle so hard. Love everything about this. He’s definitely done better in the past though.

This goes hard

I mean… it’s alright

I’ve seen much mixed feelings about this album, but personally I love the whole chill vibe of this album. His voice is also pretty great. Not bad at all

Personally, my favorite track is sugar water, but goddamn this was fun to listen to.

One of my favorite things to drop in 2024

Holy, the black seminole might be Yachty’s best song by a landslide. I love the direction Yachty went with this project. Yachty nails the psychedelic rock vibe on songs like drive me crazy, I’ve officially lost vision, and pRETTy. Props.

Moonage Daydream was one of the first songs I’ve ever heard as a casual listener of music. Blew my mind. Than once I listened to the whole album, i found peak.

Floyd’s best, for sure. Wish you were here, oh my god. Have a cigar, oh my god. Both Soycd, wow.

Nas proving that even after all these years he still all that. Respect

Dooooope

After every listen to this, you realize you start to hate it more and more. Literally the best feature on this album is metro and he’s the goddamn producer on one track. The album cover had me hyped, expecting some experimental and different, but we got the complete opposite.

Pluto x Baby Pluto is hard and consistent, but very one-note for such a long runtime. It has a few hit, yet overall it feels more functional than memorable. Lil Uzi Vert and Future truly do cancel each other out, like the melon says.

Yuno performs like no other artist has performed ever. Every track feels like a symphony, an out-of-this-world experience, a phenomenon you see once in your life. May god keep you safe, Yuno Miles.

On ONYX’!, Pink Siifu refines his experimental chaos into something tighter and more deliberate, turning distortion and fragmentation into a cohesive aesthetic. The project pushes the boundaries of underground rap, balancing abrasive sound design with a surprisingly controlled narrative voice

On The Pilot, MAVI trades hazy introspection for crisp, intentional songwriting, making it one my favorite listens this year. Every track feels purposeful, like he’s steering the plane instead of riding turbulence.

This is so bad.