XxcashcartixXCXOVO

6y

All the amazing music in the world and there are thousands of people bumping this trash today lol

XxcashcartixXCXOVO

6y

All the amazing music in the world and there are thousands of people bumping this trash today lol

Roundstone

6y

this is a p fun project man idgaf wat ppl sayin

and Future and Uzi ain't cut any corners on this rap wise

Bill

6y

In reality this is a great reflection of Uzi and Future in 2020. Neither is in their peak anymore, both are in a transitionary phases between projects in their career that had mixed reception. Both work well together, the standout songs are really solid but ultimately the length is the killer here. Could have been cut to 8-10 tracks and been much more palatable. The Deluxe is inevitable, I'm praying they pick the better WoD produced tracks they were flexing the last couple months (Brandon Finessin needs to be jailed, bro makes the same f***ing trash beats 7/10 times).

To me, collab projects should either be 2 artist with an undeniable chemistry and the appeal is the artists bouncing back and forth off eachother making songs that are great because the combination is better than the sum of eithers abilities or two artists that contrast eachother so well that they make something neither could make separately and challenege eachother to try new things and make something unique. This project falls way more into category one, but ultimately, even though they do have good chemistry, so many songs fall into the trap of one or the other repeating eachother or using the exact same flows/melodies. Unfortunately, two of the standout tracks are the solo tracks on here.

This was completely predicable by the singles for this, but was hoping for more. I think both need to go back to the drawing board and get reinspired. Fewtch shined way more because he played more to his strengths but Uzi, unfortunately, is straying away from his catchy melodies and spit fire flows that made him popular, and showing he really is limited when it comes to more conventional rapping (although he has improved a lot in that lane over the years).

I'm glad it happened, I wish it happened in 2016-17 when both were really making incredible music solo and together, but def couldnt live up to expectations either has set separately. Excited for more music in the Future for both, I don't see this being the beginning of the fall for either, but may be a forgettable step in both careers.

SKYLVRK

6y

I really try to get into Future but can't lol his energy rubbed off onto uzi on this album smh

XxcashcartixXCXOVO

6y

All the amazing music in the world and there are thousands of people bumping this trash today lol

Banana Clip

6y

WATTBA > Pluto x baby Pluto >>>>> 1017 vs the world > WRLD on d****

T Money

6y

I just don’t get the Brandon Finessin hate

Turn the music off if you don’t like it

LD

6y

Hello, Brandon

Bill

6y

In reality this is a great reflection of Uzi and Future in 2020. Neither is in their peak anymore, both are in a transitionary phases between projects in their career that had mixed reception. Both work well together, the standout songs are really solid but ultimately the length is the killer here. Could have been cut to 8-10 tracks and been much more palatable. The Deluxe is inevitable, I'm praying they pick the better WoD produced tracks they were flexing the last couple months (Brandon Finessin needs to be jailed, bro makes the same f***ing trash beats 7/10 times).

To me, collab projects should either be 2 artist with an undeniable chemistry and the appeal is the artists bouncing back and forth off eachother making songs that are great because the combination is better than the sum of eithers abilities or two artists that contrast eachother so well that they make something neither could make separately and challenege eachother to try new things and make something unique. This project falls way more into category one, but ultimately, even though they do have good chemistry, so many songs fall into the trap of one or the other repeating eachother or using the exact same flows/melodies. Unfortunately, two of the standout tracks are the solo tracks on here.

This was completely predicable by the singles for this, but was hoping for more. I think both need to go back to the drawing board and get reinspired. Fewtch shined way more because he played more to his strengths but Uzi, unfortunately, is straying away from his catchy melodies and spit fire flows that made him popular, and showing he really is limited when it comes to more conventional rapping (although he has improved a lot in that lane over the years).

I'm glad it happened, I wish it happened in 2016-17 when both were really making incredible music solo and together, but def couldnt live up to expectations either has set separately. Excited for more music in the Future for both, I don't see this being the beginning of the fall for either, but may be a forgettable step in both careers.