Quadeca's growth is simply incredible. He went from releasing an meh rap album to a full blown musical experience. That being said, he'll have to stop doing victory laps for me to respect him. That's unsportsmanlike.

This just feels like a worse version of twenty one pilots. Or a better version of Oliver Tree. Either way, it's not much of a compliment. I saw a lot of people on TikTok claiming that Jon Bellion was a genius and blah-blah. I've never heard something so far from reality. Everything here seems like it's a miss, somehow. The ideas aren't bad, but the execution is terrible.

At this point, I'm pretty sure the best thing Drake's has done in the past 5 years is reveal Yebba to the world. This album is beautiful, and Yebba's voice is absolutely stunning. Add to that 2 very well placed Smino and A$AP Rocky features and you get something truly special.

Well, this was somehow a near-perfect match. Their voices compliment each other very well. Short and sweet album, but a very good one.

Noname has to be one of the most underrated artists out there. This and Room 25 are gems, and might be amongst the best female rap albums in recent history. It's great.

My expectations for this record were super low, so I wasn't disappointed. The thing is, I wasn't impressed either. It's just another kinda mid uninspired R&B project.

I heard The Strokes had a few great albums and a few terrible albums. This is supposed to be a great album, I think, but it's more like... uhh... decent rock, I guess.

Listening to this just feels good. It's not the most innovative folk album out there, but there's a lot to like on this record. Big surprise on my end.

Not a Drake fan at all, but I gotta admit that this is the best project he came out with in a while. And I say it this way because 21 feels like a feature artist on here most of the time. That cover on the other hand...

Frank easily gets a good score cause everything kinda starts at 80. It's my least favorite record of his, but it's still a freaking great piece of work. And now I know how to build stairs!

This is the most fun I've had listening to a Migos-related album in a while, and one of my personnal favorite trap album in the past few years. RIP Takeoff, you deserved better.

Would've appreciated less screaming but hey, it's not the end of the world. It's not close to Nevermind in my mind, but it still is a really good album overall and I understand why some people prefer this one.

Ok let me explain. I'm not giving Biggie more than that because I don't know how much I would relisten to the entire thing from front to back. Still, it's one of the most important album in Hip Hop history, there's a lot of amazing songs on here. That I won't say otherwise.

Also, didn't need to hear Biggie fooling around and getting that bj...

Don't get me wrong: the album is very good. That being said, it feels like a ''meh'' attempt to recreate what they did in Kid A. It's good, just not as important in their discography.

I don't know if it's supposed to be Oasis' best album, but it definitely has their biggest hits. This album's importance on music is undeniable.

The singles leading up to this album were pretty nice, so I was expecting something great, and that's what I got. This is immensely underrated and very overlooked in the talks for hip hop aoty.

That has to be one of my biggest surprise of the year. I knew Jean Dawson, but never really got into his music, but damn this record is good.

Un des meilleurs albums québécois de l'histoire d'un des meilleurs groupes québécois de l'histoire. C'est renversant à quel point cet album est magnifique!

I mean, I can't understand much of their lyrics, but it sounds great. It's very easy to listen to as well, it's dream pop at its best.

Their best songs are classic bangers, but like half of this album is barely listenable. Some of these tracks are hella annoying (lookin at you Unlock The Swag).