Freddie Gibbs - Alfredo 2
82

Instead of the gritty guitar strings, this focuses more on calm, lofi-style production while simultaneously rapping about coke and street life, and somehow making it sound good.

Baby Keem - Ca$ino
79

Honestly hard to say if either this or the melodic blue is better, although Keem sounds a lot different and more mature on quite a few tracks. The diversity of rage production to lyrical songs to vibe songs is a great mix.

¥$ - VULTURES 2
23

All tracks sound unfinished and are mixed horribly as well as having some terrible flows on a lot of tracks. Ty's singing is the only thing that made this redeemable.

41

Big upset for Kanye, this album did eventually grow on me and some others I presume. There are some really high highs but the tracklist is pretty inconsistent overall.

KIDS SEE GHOSTS - KIDS SEE GHOSTS
95

Only 7 tracks of pure peak, and such a short tracklist is part of what makes each track feel special and memorable.

Clipse - Let God Sort Em Out
94

With how much praise this album got I thought for sure it was overrated but after listening, I GET IT NOW. Clipse step away from their normal "coke rap" sorta gig and still managed to create a masterpiece.

Kanye West - BULLY
68

Yeezy's return to form and his best album since Donda. It has super high highs and a new sound that somewhat reminisces yeezus, but also way different at the same time. This one definitely worth a listen.

Drake - HABIBTI
29

Slightly better than maid of honour, however still boring af and a snoozefest the whole time.

Drake - MAID OF HONOUR
21

Boring song after boring song, terrible features, and cheetah print may be the worst piece of music I've heard all year. Hoe phase is the only redeemable track

Drake - ICEMAN
61

Drake's best album of the 2020s where his output has been relatively weak compared to his older stuff. This is filled with disses to everyone in the industry it seems and his rapping performances were solid all around.

Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP
100

Combining storytelling, humor, horrorcore, AND conscious rap and still making it sound good is a feat only early Eminem could achieve. One of the most influential albums of all time, and hiphop likely wouldn’t be the same without it today. This is a top 5 hiphop album of all time in my eyes. Absolutely flawless.

Kanye West - Yeezus
89

Experimental rap masterpiece, laying a blueprint for what’s to come. The techno production compliments Kanye’s rapping style here perfectly. This album is certainly not for everyone, but to me it’s fantastic and always a great listen

Kanye West - Graduation
96

Kanye’s 3rd best in my opinion, every song hits hard and at this point in my life the concept is super relevant and important to me so maybe as of right now I hold it higher. Only skip is Barry bonds, but the rest of the tracks bring it up enough to be almost* flawless

Kanye West - The College Dropout
100

One of, if not THE greatest hip hop albums of all time. This album changed me when I first heard it. From the concept, to the production, to the soul samples, to the rhymes, everything down to the wire (pun intended) is just perfect. No skips on here and super replayable.

Best: Two words
Worst: Breathe in breathe out

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