Navy Blue comes back with another home run. How is he still this underrated?

The smallest dip in the shiny headed Gibbs' squeaky clean discography.

Kinda odd to release basically half of this (minus interludes) early, but adds a very consistent stretch of tracks on top of an OG album that I was not initially huge on.

Another pretty solid project from Todd that builds a lot from his last.

Making this the least traditionally sounding rap album just shows such a big point of acceptance that issues will never truly come across 100% authentically and actually make a change. It’s really unfortunate, but that’s the world we live in.

A very meddling middle does not entirely compromise another very strong album from Blue. Super excited for the new drop coming Friday.

Very solid if a bit inconsistent for Vince.

One of the greatest to ever do it.

One of the first times I've decided to dial in on a full-length beefy review but let's get it. Exploring through Chicago, my Spotify "shuffle" decided to start playing a lot more of The Tribe than usual. Once I realized that the setting was perfect for the vibe of the tracks, I decided to re-listen to one of my favorites of all time.
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I think my brain might be too small for this one. The second disc was off to a good start then fell into some pretty weird places.

Full of extremely catchy raps with Bronson giving lyrics about anything and everything he can. But should I expect any less?

Smooth lyrics with plenty of heart that blends the basics to make something cohesive and interesting.

Not enough rapping about dick.

After careful reconsideration…yeah this is still peak.

A relisten after this has marinated for a few months finally made me realize…yeah this album’s a pretty good return to form.

A super dreamy ethereal sound blended into some very down to Earth lyrics about 6lack’s struggles and upbringing. I definitely have to dig deeper into his discography.

Definitely a lot more sonically versatile than his last album, which I can appreciate; never really knowing what I would get from song-to-song. But along those lines, there are barely any memorable bars (besides 1st Amendment getting predicted for how corny it was) to make this have much replay value. Listening to more of Peggy's pre-LP projects might help cleanse this performative ass burger who needs to get his ego cleansed.

How is it possible to have THAT much chemistry with every single feature? SiR might have some kind of R&B superpowers.

If I ever can’t fall asleep I think throwing this on will be the perfect melatonin.

39 year old man with heavy auto tune saying all this freaky shit btw.