splice

7mo

it’s simple. he makin s*** niggas don’t wanna hear. if you wanna do all this weird s*** you gotta understand you not gonna do numbers

pneu

7mo

Album wasn't very good unfortunately.

ellen degenerate

7mo

how is this a real post WOW

bro asked his graphics person for the .PSD file too all the branding LMAO

BlueDream

7mo

Y’all care way too much about numbers.
If you like the music, then listen to it and enjoy the art.
If you don’t like the music, then ignore it and move on

WopWopWopWopWop

7mo

Name fifteen things.

maxxing

7mo

Thursday ain’t over yet b****es, just bought 2 vinyl copies on gambino’s website pnd is cooked

linnabary

7mo

2 vinyl copies is equal to 1 million streams

Kee

7mo

1. You hatin

2. You hatin

3. You hatin

4. You hatin

5. You hatin

6. You hatin

7. You hatin

8. You hatin

9. You hatin

10. You hatin

11. You hatin

12. You hatin

13. You hatin

14. You hatin

15. You clearly don't like his music at all or try to understand his direction at all, and you hatin.

WopWopWopWopWop

7mo

What the heck? 14/15 are the same thing, and number 15 is almost the same. Try again!

Kee

7mo

If you want me to give serious reasons why he's not washed up.

You should give me a 7 paragraph essay on why he's washed up.

WopWopWopWopWop

7mo

Once a beacon of innovation in the music industry, Childish Gambino has seen a noticeable decline in artistic impact. His early career was marked by groundbreaking projects like "Camp" and "Because the Internet," which seamlessly blended hip-hop, R&B, and alternative influences while offering sharp social commentary. Gambino's ability to challenge the status quo and push artistic boundaries solidified his status as a cultural icon.

However, the trajectory of his career has taken a sharp turn since then. Albums such as "Awaken, My Love!" and "3.15.20" showcased a dramatic shift away from his signature sound, delving deep into psychedelic soul and funk. While these projects undoubtedly demonstrated Gambino's versatility as an artist, they lacked the lyrical depth and social consciousness that characterized his earlier work.

The critical and commercial reception of these later albums has been notably tepid. While the single "This Is America" remains a powerful cultural touchstone, it stands as a solitary peak amidst a discography that has become increasingly uneven. The once-fresh and experimental elements of Gambino's music have become commonplace in the industry, making it difficult for him to differentiate himself from the pack.

The pressure to maintain a consistently high level of success can be a stifling force for any artist, and it appears to have taken its toll on Gambino. His earlier work established an incredibly high bar, and subsequent projects have struggled to measure up.

While Childish Gambino's legacy is secure due to his earlier achievements, the trajectory of his career is undeniably downward. Unless he can reignite his creative spark and deliver a project that resonates with the same level of impact as his previous masterpieces, his reputation as a groundbreaking artist will continue to fade.

Beyond the musical decline, there's also a sense of artistic detachment that has crept into Gambino's work. His earlier projects were deeply personal, offering intimate glimpses into his psyche. However, recent efforts have felt more calculated and distant, as if he's playing a character rather than revealing himself. This shift has alienated some fans who craved the raw authenticity that defined his early career.

The immense pressure to replicate past successes has undoubtedly taken a toll on Gambino's creative process. The fear of falling short might have stifled his experimentation and willingness to take risks. Additionally, the constant scrutiny of his work can be a suffocating environment for any artist. It's possible that Gambino has simply lost the joy and freedom that fueled his initial artistic endeavors.

quadra

7mo

There was a 100k+ liked tweet saying he does Drake better than Drake

He got outsold by the tweet

HURRY UP K DOG

7mo

Neither were any of the guys in OVO but no one waits more than 30 seconds to start clowning them and b****ing how they would all be mega stars if they weren't on Drake's s***ty label

BlueDream

7mo

Y’all care way too much about numbers.
If you like the music, then listen to it and enjoy the art.
If you don’t like the music, then ignore it and move on

Unforgivable

7mo

I swear This Is America built this illusion for a lot of you Drake stans in thinking he was bigger than he actually is lol anyone who isn't a delusional Gambino stan knows where his ceiling is in rap

WopWopWopWopWop

7mo

Hmmm you typed your post rather than handwriting it :) Checkmate!

provider 4 u

7mo

PARTYNEXTDOOR 4 (P4) by PARTYNEXTDOOR, the R&B album of the year, out now under OVO Sound.