Thug was on a generational run

If Dr. Seuss was a rap group

you don't need to understand it to enjoy it.

more of a spoken-word album than a rap album, but it works so well.

now THIS, this is when Jay z gets his spark. This album is peak jay z.

An amazing album no doubt, but it lacks a certain spark that jay z has in say, the blueprint.

A step up from that carter III, but still a little soulless.

Starts off as an amazing album, however it gets stale near the second half

An eye-opening insight as to what life was in compton.

A great album and precursor to "Straight Outta Compton"

A fun album to listen to with one of the greatest disses of all time. If you didn't already think so, this album cemented him as a great.

I went into this thinking I wouldn't like it, I didn't think that jazz and rap could go together. Man I was wrong, I should start giving new genres and subgenres a chance.

Just fuck you

dont mess with us lil o fans

It was as Nico_254 said

All we need is an album from OutKast and all the best duos will have dropped an album this year.

This album is good, its just a little boring. And the chorus on "The M. The O. The B. The B." is a little weird.

While not as introspective as the first 2 in the series it is still a very fun listen.

A very satisfying sequel to man on the moon.

A very personal and introspective project from kid Cudi.

This is like the opposite of man on the moon. It's happy, it's simple, and it doesn't require much thought to listen to. A really easy listen and super fun. This might even rival man on the moon 3.