I was gon say I’d if it’s trash but it’s forgettable as f***

nigga cheated on his wife and got his powers back

This album + the recent barrage of great hip-hop albums got me thinking that Big Sean’s Better Me Than You would’ve been received a lot better if it had released this summer rather than last

Space & Time gotta be the most beautiful song he’s ever released

What a place your mind took you to.

Tree is actually really good Im afraid I was trippin

Wym?

Hell nah lol

Catchy hook paying homage to India.Arie while calling out cacs, you’ve seen the light

Chance not only looking at his own failures on this record, but also that of his peers, his kin, and most surprisingly his faith.

Album has the right tone, he really came back with a solid solid project.

Just meaning that’s such a random connection to make lol

Still young enough to go on a crazy run

Never too late to go on a crazy run stay inspired brother.

Facts actually

Really sad Chance had to fall off so far to get to this album.

I remember working in a cocktail bar at his peak and this old white couple came in excited af they were on their way to see him live 🤣 I thought bro was gonna be MJ level fr

to be fair to Chance, he's an independent rapper, MJ needed the labels.

and it wouldn't have taken much of a fall off quality wise for the 'Chance is trash' narrative to start, and he has no machine to combat them, just himself and his team.
Might sound like a conspiracy, but I'm sure there are some people behind the scenes who never wanted Chance to achieve anything in the game, and they need the next generation of artists to feel like no matter how big your career gets without a label, in the end, you will be a laughingstock for trying.

I don't think there's any kind of grand conspiracy with his career.

He had an amazing manager that made all the right decisions. The nature of Chance's music always left him on a tightrope of cool and corny and his manager helped keep the balance. When he stopped listening he went full corny.

Now he's back in the balance but without the good team to work the music how it needs to be worked.

I feel like Chance could be the Common of our generation

Hopefully he’s stays inspired through his 30s

Letters hits every single damn time

No More Old Men is the one

I feel you. It just feels like this summer there’s been a lotta well received, high quality rap albums from blog-era stars, and it feels like they’ve all been a lot more mature in content and tone than mainstream rap has been overall this decade. Better Me Than You is right in line with them, and I think it would’ve gotten more attention and praise if released alongside this crop of albums

Song been heat since day one. Hook is hard

And now I’m listening to the Sean album thinking damn not bad.