A beautiful and crushing exploration of grief and the evaluation of life and the self that accompanies the process. The instrumentals bubble up with inner turmoil, culminating into one of the best closers i've ever heard that inches towards acceptance, only to be cut abruptly instead of fading out or stopping naturally, signifying the unexpectedness of death. Brilliant album

Been a while since i've done a review or a rating at all on this website, but listening to this mixtape compelled me to come back and write my thoughts on it.

This is my first impression of Charles Hamilton, and what an impression it is. The cover strikes you first, I mean, Super Sonic holding a bouquet, and it's also kind of blurry? What's up with that? But then you listen and ironically enough, the whole project sounds exactly like the cover. There's a certain blurriness ... read more

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Yeah this is great. Amazing sound all around, very lush, beautiful, ethereal; it really immerses you.

i can now name 2 ddg songs

It actually starts off really good, but by the end it's a bit eh. Still fairly consistent, some great features and amazing beats.

better than the other one fs

It has some hits but it isn't consistent enough for me to love it too much.

What an amazing album. It hooked me in last year, I listened to it like 17 times in three days, I was completely addicted to it. Such an enjoyable and unique blend of psych rock and lil yachty's autotuned voice.

Youtube recommendations doing a way better job than Spotify's dumbass discovery feature

yeah this peak

love you lupe

Not as good as scaring the hoes but still a cool listen

This album is so fun and unique. Hell yea I want to hear someone rap over club beats with the funniest trapaholics tags i've ever heard

Aside from promotion and field trip, this is some hot ass

This album manages to convey a very comforting feeling of sadness.

The production on this is so crazy.

Disappointing release from one of my favorite artists. I absolutely understand the concept, but it was poorly executed. I also think this eminem show-esque production is very outdated and it undermines Eminem's technical ability. I think if he hopped on modern prod and stopped these "old man yells at cloud" bitter bars he would improve a lot, this is showcased by tracks like Fuel

This was hard and out of pocket

Pretty good, but it often misses a lot of that oomph that his hit singles Million Dollar Baby and Devil Is A Lie had.