shenalg01

Amazing instrumentals but I feel as though they don't have the same effect as the beats he works with Freddie of DOOM etc. But very relaxing listen and pretty decent album. Must have been tough making some songs after the untimely passing of DOOM

This was a pretty decent album. Dave and Fredo goin off at it again. The Pop Smoke feature was a bit underwhelming not because of Pop's part but because of the rest of the song. A lot of bangers and not that many fillers. But the growth in Fredo's lyrics is clear in this album compared to his older music and he tells stories too with low pianos. Just madness.

We all know Killer Mike's connections with Outkast and it's very evident in this album. The southern lyrics in this album could be likened to some Outkast lyrics and styles. A white person, El-P, is the last person I'd expect an activist like Killer Mike to work with. I would have thought that he would work with some African American producer instead. But I think his choice to collab with El-P was perfect, not just for music, but just for what Killer Mike stood for, unity.

His loyalty towards ... read more

How can I put this. Run the Jewels is easily one of the greatest duos to exist. If not for the influence of Outkast and their impact on music, some may even argue that Run The Jewels are a better duo. I personally don't think this, but I understand people who think this. Especially for millennials who grow up listening to Run The Jewels instead of older duos and groups such as Outkast and Eric B and Rakim.

Although both Killer Mike and El-P are veterans who blew up during the Outkast era, it ... read more