Ion know, it's just not the type of hip hop music that I enjoy, apart from a song or two. There must be something major that I'm not hearing.

This is such a light album. Really simple, but also very efficient. Some of these songs are catchy af.

Trap albums that I can listen from start to finish without getting bored are rare. Ghetto Lenny's Love Songs is one of these. There isn't any huge hit, but the entire album is just solid and keeps me entertained.

First and foremost, I don't know anything about ''Neoclassical Darkwave'', or whatever kind of music this is. That being said, this album might be one of the least pleasant album to listen that I've ever heard. I do not understand the hype, and definitely don't see how Fantano gave that a 10. She does have a pretty powerful voice, though.

I really have nothing to say that hasn't already been said about this album. It's not his best project, and definitely not AOTY candidate, but it's decent.

Even though I've never really loved any of his previous work, I was genuinly excited after hearing Funny Girl ealier this year. After a few listens, I can officially say that it did not live up to the hype. It's not bad, just not special.

This album is so strange, and yet, I love it. The ambiance that Glover manages to create is truly unique. Best album of his discography.

I mean, it's far from a bad album, but every song sounds like the previous one, or any other punk rock songs from that era. Nothing to write home about, basically.

It's funny because, to me, Hozier's most popular song isn't even like top 3 on this album, maybe not even top 5. He manages to speak his heart out, and it never becomes redundant.

This is Tame Impala's second best album, but it's a very good album nonetheless. It's hard to beats Currents, but that's as close as it's gonna get.

It's hard to find a low point on this album. Very pleasant album to listen to, and a very easy listen as well.

This album is so beautiful. There's not a single bad song on it, and it features some of Coldplay's best songs ever. This is genius, quite simply.

I'm actually big fan of this mixtape. It's not all about one or two big songs, it's really about every guest spraying a little bit of themselves on each track. It sounds really nice.

That cover is insane. That being said, the album itself isn't bad at all. Might be a bit messy from time to time, but definitely worth a listen.

I mean, it's far from their best work, but it's listenable. Lacks a bit of old school Red Hot aggressiveness. Might be a but too long, but there are a few good songs, especially in the first half of the album.

This is straight up peak songwriting. It's flawless, it's perfect, it's beautiful.

Filled with classics. This is a timeless album, it aged really well.

This is painfully uninspired. Every song sounds pretty much the exact same, with Khalid singing like he's got a bad stomach ache. Not an interesting album.

There are some classics, but also some really REALLY bad songs on here. That being said, the production is mint and the interludes fit perfectly . Too long, IMO.

Might not be Tyler's best project, but it's a god damn great album nonetheless. If you say otherwise, it's your opinion, but you're missing out on something fun. Tyler's originality and funky personnality really comes out in this album.