yungjizzy

Owl Pharaoh = 50
Days Before Rodeo = 85
Rodeo = 90
BITTSMK = 75
ASTROWORLD = 82

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Travis and his Cactus label mates Don Toliver, Sheck Wes and Chase B completely disappoint on what was supposed to be the introduction to an. exciting new group in hip-hop. While having the project under his name, Travis is literally no where to be seen on this album. His appearances are so far and few between but when he does rap, his verses are of such low standard then what we are used ... read more

Since no one is reviewing this, I had too.

JME’s long-awaited fourth studio album has finally arrived and is packed full off indefinably impressive and great grime tracks. Filled with creative bars on the UK drill scene, impeccable production and consistently great features from brother Skepta, Wiley, Giggs and Merky Ace — ’Grime MC’ is definitely a step up from his 2015 record ‘Integrity>’. After waiting for so long, I can't help but be impressed by what ... read more

The impressive backstory behind the third instalment of Dreamville’s ‘Revenge of the Dreamers’ series was enough to make me excited for this album. An entire album, with multiple talented artists contributing being recorded in a mere 10 days. This was a first for the hip-hop genre. But the question going into this album was whether it was going to live up to my exceptions, and I can assure you it does. Every artist (except for Smokepurpp) brought their A-game, delivering ... read more

Controversial and self-proclaimed ‘King of R&B’, Chris Brown is at an all-time low with ‘Indigo’ — a breathless, bloated and repetitious mix of pop R&B. By far, Indigo’s biggest flaw isn’t the unoriginal music concepts, nor the mind-numbingly boring features but the gigantic track-list. Why 32 tracks? ‘Indigo’ would make for an average 10-track album but expanding it to the length of a feature film is inexcusable. Most tracks even ... read more