Jan 16Ā·1 reply
hayabusadamn u still around here
this my 1st day in a year and itāll be another year after that
Jan 16AM listen hitting
Jan 16Ā·3 replies
BonelessWingsA Q feature would've been too crazy.
No Clams or Q is a crime
Gosh š¹Jan 16Hearing robbery and thinking of Reddit is such a forced reach, you can tell he part of somebody twitch chat
Jan 16Album has hit a stride
Jan 16
CLB BMOGave it a full listen. It's still very clear ASAP has never honed his sound after his first mixtape. Live Love ASAP was a solid balance of experimentation and rap without overpowering the music. It was innovative for the early 2010s. It seems like now he's getting so much more input/influence from a variety of ACTUAL creative artists and there's no clear vision. It's more of a diffusion than the evolution he thinks it is. Every song I played I can unironically feel the lack of integrity through these underdeveloped and conceptually scattered ideas. I guess that's what happens when you toss a bunch of tracks you made together over the past 8 years.
Travis Scott also has this issue (since Birds in the Trap). They stack these seemingly cool (and a little contrived) concepts from different worlds/genres without properly refining them. He needs to do a full reset. Return to when the experimentation was intentional instead of ornamental.
BM_ šJan 16I like helicopter
- Jan 16
cool insight and great contribution to the thread
- Jan 16CLB BMO
Gave it a full listen. It's still very clear ASAP has never honed his sound after his first mixtape. Live Love ASAP was a solid balance of experimentation and rap without overpowering the music. It was innovative for the early 2010s. It seems like now he's getting so much more input/influence from a variety of ACTUAL creative artists and there's no clear vision. It's more of a diffusion than the evolution he thinks it is. Every song I played I can unironically feel the lack of integrity through these underdeveloped and conceptually scattered ideas. I guess that's what happens when you toss a bunch of tracks you made together over the past 8 years.
Travis Scott also has this issue (since Birds in the Trap). They stack these seemingly cool (and a little contrived) concepts from different worlds/genres without properly refining them. He needs to do a full reset. Return to when the experimentation was intentional instead of ornamental.
i only felt this way abt 1 son
Jan 16
Willie WildcatI like punk rocky but admittedly it does kinda sound like loosie from that post testing era (2019-20) only song I have a āproblemā with so far
I'm loving it a lot more sonically in the context of the album
Jan 16Ā·1 replynotbrockNo Clams or Q is a crime
Q wouldāve slid on so many of these
Jan 16CLB BMOGave it a full listen. It's still very clear ASAP has never honed his sound after his first mixtape. Live Love ASAP was a solid balance of experimentation and rap without overpowering the music. It was innovative for the early 2010s. It seems like now he's getting so much more input/influence from a variety of ACTUAL creative artists and there's no clear vision. It's more of a diffusion than the evolution he thinks it is. Every song I played I can unironically feel the lack of integrity through these underdeveloped and conceptually scattered ideas. I guess that's what happens when you toss a bunch of tracks you made together over the past 8 years.
Travis Scott also has this issue (since Birds in the Trap). They stack these seemingly cool (and a little contrived) concepts from different worlds/genres without properly refining them. He needs to do a full reset. Return to when the experimentation was intentional instead of ornamental.
80% of the album is from the past 12 months
- Jan 16Smacked Voodoo
Mfs talmbout being excited about another Drake album of him being a sassy loser with a gambling addiction desperately trying to appeal to teenagers...
That nigga needa go home and be a family man. That's some true fly s***.
That's a biased take that has almost nothing to do with music. š
- hayabusa šJan 16Ā·1 replyHeelKylo
this my 1st day in a year and itāll be another year after that
chill bro...
Jan 16Had to park outside the grocery store and wait for stole ya flow to finish before I could pick up my stuff, that s*** is hard
- Jan 16SignedTwice
Q wouldāve slid on so many of these
Q on Stop Snitching
- Jan 16Ā·3 replies
WTF
I commented "CLB BMO" and a mod removed my comment
Jan 16Enough time has passed. Classic.
Jan 16CLB BMOGave it a full listen. It's still very clear ASAP has never honed his sound after his first mixtape. Live Love ASAP was a solid balance of experimentation and rap without overpowering the music. It was innovative for the early 2010s. It seems like now he's getting so much more input/influence from a variety of ACTUAL creative artists and there's no clear vision. It's more of a diffusion than the evolution he thinks it is. Every song I played I can unironically feel the lack of integrity through these underdeveloped and conceptually scattered ideas. I guess that's what happens when you toss a bunch of tracks you made together over the past 8 years.
Travis Scott also has this issue (since Birds in the Trap). They stack these seemingly cool (and a little contrived) concepts from different worlds/genres without properly refining them. He needs to do a full reset. Return to when the experimentation was intentional instead of ornamental.
He needs to take fakemink soul.
- Jan 16Ā·1 reply
Production is immaculate throughout the whole album. Rocky's rapping isn't as effortless sounding as it used to be tho :/
- Jan 16LickMyBalls
WTF
I commented "CLB BMO" and a mod removed my comment 
- Jan 16LickMyBalls
WTF
I commented "CLB BMO" and a mod removed my comment SCARY HOURS
- Gosh š¹Jan 16Smacked Voodoo
Honestly the fatherhood and praise to the mother of his children bars throughout the album are some of my favorite parts of it.
Nigga made being a proud father and loving husband sound like fly s***. Need more of that from 30+ rappers.
As a father myself I canāt help but appreciate lines like this, and itās amazing seeing some of my favorite artists grow and listen to how they approach parenthood
Jan 16That's definitely Jessica Pratt on THE END, right. Love her voice
great song
