they willingly put this out

i kinda get why people joined their cult. if i heard this in the 70s i wouldn't think twice

this will never be a guilty pleasure cause its unironically incredible

this was very, VERY hyped up by lil dza leading up to the release, going through multiple changes, tracklists, producers, generally having a very messy rollout, so when it actually released (on april 1st might i add), i was extremely surprised. i went into this album with low expectations, since i wasnt too confident that dza was actually going to deliver much of anything. but i am, actually really surprised and happy with the final result of this project, considering its dza's first REAL ... read more

this is some of the most unpretentious and fun music ive ever heard, pure joy from start to finish

out of all the Lil Dza songs, this is, without a doubt, one of the funniest ones. i have genuinely cried laughing at this song;; the mysterious beat, coupled with just, the GOOFY ass delivery and the absurd fucking lyrics that dza says, its really not a conventionally good track, but oh is it funny. go listen to it, its so good

what an embarassing listen, there's a reason none of these tracks went to dzadventure or any succeding projects. a large portion of them are either not funny, not interesting, or BOTH at the same time, it's as if dza was actively trying to make this shit
there is little to no reason to check this out, "Islamic Warrior Sonic Samir Abboud" and "racism is mid bozo" are great, but still, unreleased dzems is absolute cumstain in dzas discography, and i wish i had never listened ... read more

oh, lil dza. this release came out of nowhere at the time, and with minimal promotion even for their most devoted fans, lil dza — prolific white enby — crafts up a comedy rap album, using the most of the english and german language to their benefit, and taking inspirations from the likes of kanye west and jpegmafia
so, how does it sound? unique. it's really something
i've heard MANY “comedy” rappers in my time. ive heard no life nerds make anime rap talking about being ... read more