Trippie Redd - Trip At Knight

In all honesty, this shit might be quite one-dimensional, but it's also way too fun for me to not enjoy.

The features are well-picked (not X), the beats (even if they sound very similar) are enjoyable and Trippie's performances greatly improve when compared to his more... questionable discography entries.

I'd say the best tracks are centered in the first half of the album, and by the time you reach close enough to the ending of the record the long album effect takes over almost completely.