album has some gems. Boss still in rotation for me

I did once. I used to play Ape S*** a decent amount

OTR2 a $250M tour

That’s like my least fav song on the album tbh. I don’t wanna hear Jay and Beyoncé do migos karaoke

i like the album but it is utterly forgettable

ngl APESHIT used to go off when it was brand new

Deleted the album like a year after the release lmao

super slimey fire

always forget this exists

Absolutely terrible project

That’s a great project tho

looking at the credits there was no real true sduperstar producer to hone the sound and guide the journey they got production credits pon every song like no u not slapping out beats in fruityloops bey jay i know u technical but u never used logic n built a beat stop that s***

Sample credits

"Apeshit" contains
elements of an A$AP Rocky broadcast on Instagram Live.
an interpolation of "Faneto", performed by Chief Keef, written by Keith Farrelle Cozart.
"713" contains
an interpolation of "Still D.R.E.", performed by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, written by Melvin Bradford, Shawn Carter, Scott Storch and Andre Young.
samples from "Sphinx Gate", performed by Hiatus Kaiyote, written by Paul Bender, Simon Mavin, Perrin Moss and Naomi Saalfield.
samples from "The World It Softly Lulls", performed by Hiatus Kaiyote, written by Paul Bender, Simon Mavin, Perrin Moss and Naomi Saalfield.
an interpolation of "The Light", performed by Common, written by Robert Caldwell, Norman Harris, Lonnie Lynn, Bruce Malament and James Yancey.
"Heard About Us" contains
an interpolation of "Juicy", performed by The Notorious B.I.G., written by Sean Puffy Combs, James Mtume, Jean-Claude Olivier and Christopher Wallace.
"Black Effect" contains
a sample of "Broken Strings", performed by Flower Travellin' Band, written by Jun Kozuki.
"LoveHappy" contains
a sample of "You Make My Life a Sunny Day", performed by Eddie & Ernie, written by Eddie Campbell, Ernie Johnson and Pete James.
elements of "Victory Is Certain" from APC Tracks Vol. 1, written by Bill Laswell, Jean Touitou and Thierry Planell.
an interpolation of "Love of My Life (An Ode to Hip-Hop)" performed by Erykah Badu and Common, written by Lonnie Lynn, Robert Ozuna, James Poyser, Raphael Saadiq, Glenn Standridge and Erica Wright.
samples from the Graham Central Station recording "The Jam", written by Larry Graham.

all these rasclart samples used as well

bey n j sometimes have terrible taste jay woat dressed at times beyonce ditto n also very late to trends 'run the world song' and 'diva' lazy ass sampling used too late by which time everyone moved on n it sounds dated

bey several failed fashion brands and acting career. jay knwoin solid business man but not really as pro black businesses/people as he makes out its very see through when u scratch the surface cash is king it seems to him he not really living in a soup kitchen on a sabbatical down with the poples like that hje more like diddy than tupac in that aspect he only pivoted when its was deemed on trend