I always viewed Drake similar to Queen but with an actual classic album or 2. for the most part Queen as a band are known for their hits and not for their albums.

I’m on Die Hard enjoying the album and realized We Cry Together is in a few tracks and already know I gotta skip it

Disc one got a few skips

How ballsy would it have been to have Heart 5 on the album and We Cry Together as the promo single

Kendrick seen Zola or sum and said he wanted her to rap on his album? How they get together for this

Sad to see him come back with these big skippers

keem is playing the drums on die hard? what a goat

Thank you fam will update tomorrow

Kendrick shouted me out on Savior at 0:51

I made it

Good album but what a disappointment tbh

Crown

after listening to this album again today, I feel like this is his most personal album to date. having his wife appear a few times is dope. plus, is his son's name actually enoch? that's cool too

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Huh?? What part?

Definitely his most personal by far, and yeah he mentions his daughters name too (Uzzi)

lol never thought of them together in a sentence before

but I get what you mean. most of the time Drake's chasing classic pop songs. Which is a hard thing for an artist to do as many times as he has. He's not trying to follow the Chuck D or early Pac path like Kendrick seems to be a lot of the time. Ye was always somewhere in-between. And then superstars like Jay are able to include a lot of social commentary on albums like RD or songs like 99 Problems and Where I'm From just because of the stories they're telling.

The lack of meaningful content on most Drake albums can make him seem more hollow compared to the other rap superstars. But the songs are amazing and he's not trying to make a TPAB. I'd rather an artist chase hit singles, genre hopping and global collaboration their whole career like he has than reach for an angst that feels forced like Em has on most albums.

couldn't have said it any better

thought it would originally but ended up loving all of disc 1 now. I think the run from Silent Hill to Mirror is perfect too

United In Grief deadass one of the best intros I've ever heard bruh

there's like 10 segments and they all come together perfectly

Bro this is the best album I’ve heard since Blonde

would yall ever want a kendrick interview

I wanna hear from this man but I feel like he's gonna stay mysterious for a while

I want one with real questions

listened to this album so many times im sad that im not gonna notice as many little new intricacies as I did before