Valentine2026

ugh... I-it's not like i wanted to review this or anything!! baka whatever!! "Let God Sort Em Out" is the fourth studio album for clipse and their first collab album in well over a decade following "Til the Casket Drops" (2009). Only produced by Pharrell Williams, the album initially seem like it's gonna be a great comeback, recapturing the same old raw chemistry, huge charisma and sharp lyricism that makes clipse... well clipse! ugh why are you making me do this, ... read more

"Jacques Bermon Webster II", better known as Travis Scott, arrives with Rodeo, his first studio album following the release of his mixtape Days Before Rodeo. From the very beginning, the album established its atmosphere with narration from rap veteran T.I. on the opening track, "Pornography," setting the stage for an ambitious and immersive experience. Rodeo feels like a dreamlike soundtrack to Scott's lifestyle. Much of the album revolves around themes of success, ... read more

Tha Carter III is Dwayne Carter's Jr. (Tunechi) Sixth studio album, released under the Cash money label. Producer list goes like: Birdman, DJ nasty, infamous, Kanye West, Swizz Beats, T-Pain & more. Lollipop being one of the 4 singles peaked at the number 1 on the billboard top 100. Nominated rap album in 2009 and it ended up winning best rap album, meanwhile lollipop won Best rap song and A Mili won Best Rap Solo performance. Starting with the lows, the quality for the album falls ... read more

Pusha T's It's Almost Dry is his fifth studio album under GOOD Music. Executive-produced by Ye and Pharrell Williams, the record feels like a tug-of-war between two distinct creative worlds. Their chemistry culminates on Rock N Roll, alongside contributions from 88-Keys, FNZ, Labrinth, and ThaMying. The album's obsession with drug dealing is nothing new for Pusha T, yet he delivers it with the confidence of someone who knows nobody can do it quite like him. The problem is... ... read more