Great first half!! Banger on banger! Kinda slows down and dilutes in quality in the latter half. The only true problem I have with the album are the sometimes repetitive and uninspired back vocals... All in all, I do find myself coming back to this record quite a lot, so, very nice.

Few flashes of greatness mixed with a lot of repetitive sounds and some oh so fuckin dull lyricism. Keep reppin the 514 tho.

Very few dull moments, bangers chain up one after the other. Extremely coherent style, Shoreline Mafia has a great capacity, when at their best, to feel (and make you feel) hella dangerous. Walking back home late at night while listening to “Whuss the Deal“ really make you wish a mf would.
All in all, Ron-Ron and the crew are in sync and it gives for nothing less than a great, raw trap album.

BANGERS: Whuss the Deal, Dirty

HIGHLIGHTS: Bottle Service, Musty, Nun Major, Straight ... read more

Holy shit this is bland

Has to be THE album I've listened to the most in my short stint as a human being.
It's synth-pop royalty, top of its class, on the brink of perfection.

This album is 41 minutes of Matt Johnson talking as you to you.

For everytime Chance explicitly mentions his wife.

The highs were really high and the lows were really low.
Overall JIK is a beautiful array of gospel sounds and with the help of the genre's biggest stars, it often felt as if Kanye was really hitting the mark.
Although, above even some songs that were a little more off production wise, the awful 4th grade catechesis caliber lyrics is really what fucked me up. Kanye often sounded like a lower class, corny church pastor. Closed on a Sunday with the chick-fil-a thing obviously is one crucial ... read more