that's subjective. to me it was I never really liked Camp at all, all the stuff before is corny as hell, BTI is alright 2 me - it's a much better experience with the script/video clips - i'm lukewarm on stn mtn / kauai. only gambino album i've ever actually really liked before this was AML. This his best musical work by far 2 me

Nothing against Gambino but he playied himself, I remember I didn't even know he dropped something until I read it on here

literally didn’t know it dropped until months later

No it's like if the movie had no poster, no trailer, no titles and no character names. Only thing expected when it comes to an album is the music

Mysterious Music

See this why i said it was a social experiment. Bino gave us precisely what we asked for and yall turnin yall noses up actin like it wasnt enough

Didn't like the album. Sounded like he was trying too hard

tbh he showed that ppl dont care as much about the music itself as they like to say

album was a great 7/10

some misses but very dope

24.19

He thought he could pull off the “mysterious” gimmick but it didn’t work at all.

A lot of the music on it is good, but the packaging + rollout was complete asscheeks.

No good songs

only good gambino song ever is red bone

Agreed the number titles and blank packaging do nothing for me

the album + this song were quite nice!

No cap. Hearing Charlie xcx do the creative, experimental thing more naturally right after, made gambino look like an amateur to me

i can agree wit this

exactly what i'm saying bruh. niggas was begging for the album just to not even care for the same thing they spent all this time dying for

i cant say who does it better cause ive never listened to charli but, hey, this literally the nigga that was corny enough to write camp like he's come a long way from rapping over 2007 kanye type beats about being the only black kid in gifted school

Even though he didn’t really promote AML in a traditional sense, he still gave it a cover, actual title and real title names.

Gambino just doesn’t pull off the mysterious gimmick like DOOM or Frank did. Like he really thought because everyone loved Atlanta and This Is America was a smash hit, that he could do whatever tf he wanted and people would eat it up. He was trying to be “deep”, but it came off so surface level and people could see through it.

yall swear ppl are trying too hard to be deep when they do the bare minimum mf just wanted the music out, so much so that literally put out files on a sunday morning. frank and doom (rip) would do s*** way more calculated and "try-hard", and yall would eat that s*** up.

I’m pretty sure we’ve had this f***ing back and forth before man. I’m getting crazy deja vu.

The music on 3.15.20 is good but nowhere near any level to justify the mysterious concept

maybe it was some other nigga, i've never really spoken out against the mysterious narrative till i made this thread

It’s not that deep, the album just ain’t that good.