He made a song with baby metal??

LMFAOOOOOOOO lit

Crush em has some insane knocking bass

Nowhere near the same type of vibes Drake talkin bout some rich nigga s*** on that song

Amped

Gah yeah that really was embarrassing.

standouts:

• suicide doors
• crush em
• spin again
• mama, I’m sorry
• nakamura
• fire alarm
• werewolf
• the end

Remix is fire

Back when rappers weren’t scared of competing!

really dig the production on this

Refreshing for sure.

loving this s***

Broooo

Zoom is on here LETS F***IN GO

To be respectful to UZI I’ll say it Uzi is them

This supreme court s*** gonna put a damper on the day so I don’t think many people will focus on this unfortunately

im so over just wanna rock tho

luv scars ko 1600 still one of the best uzi tracks

suicide doors is hard as brix

Werewolf really makes me want to play smack down vs raw rn

ok long ass post incoming i just formulated some of my thoughts about this was too lazy to make individual posts

truly not reading all that s*** by you material

It’s as hard as the houses bricks the wolf couldn’t blow down

Make my ass great again

I’m convinced that Uzi is the modern day Freddie Mercury

X2 super fire ken needs to produce more

yea as i said this really not fully hitting for me so far, i will keep listening though still letting it marinate

however here are some of my initial thoughts:

most of the rage-influenced songs from the beginning of the album didn’t really resonate with me honestly, feel like those could grow on me with time though

from the first 10 songs he went like 6/10 at most for me and i feel like im still being quite generous too

that song with travis was really disappointing unfortunately and i actually really loved the snippet too (not even a case of snippet syndrome just idk what happened with that song)

anyways intro is cool, suicide doors is nuts i wish carti was featured he would eat that beat as well, x2 and i gotta my favourites from the first 10 songs i feel (and i do quite enjoy spin again and crush em feel like these gonna grow on me but still not entirely sure about these)

i surprisingly didn’t really enjoy uzi’s take on rage-influenced sound as much as i thought i would honestly

also everytime uzi does that throat screech or whatever i should call that thing he does with his voice its pretty satisfying and it goes kinda hard but also makes me quite uncomfortable at the same time lol

since track 10 it got really better imo, especially that run from i gotta til all alone is great, thats when uzi’s at his best honestly - and dont get me wrong, im actually really pleased that the album wasn’t full of songs like these and that he experimented with it and got really creative even though some of these songs dont really hit for me

im definitely not an annyoing i want the old uzi back fan and im really glad and appreciate that he actually made something quite unique which feels like a great represantion of uzi as of late (at least it seems to me that he made an album that he really wanted)

the run from nakamura to werewolf is another really nice and oddly interesting one - im a fan of chop suey, one of the highlights on there for me, not that sure about werewolf and nakamura but they’re growing on me

anyways, the sequencing really felt quite weird from werewolf to pluto2mars to seroquel but regardless, pluto to mars was well worth the wait and sounds amazing

days come and go is arguably my favourite on there, rehab is really amazing as well and i honestly quite enjoyed the end

good to see of course and zoom deservedly released on streaming, they still some of the highlights on there honestly - on the other hand shardai is just purely mediocre and could’ve stayed in the vault, hard to forgive uzi for not dropping for example movie instead thats just ridiculous

actually in the end im quite disappointed that there wasn’t any other jersey track as many of us probably expected, i did expect and truly wanted at least one - really happy about the amount of rock/numetal tracks but i feel like he could’ve included some more jersey (e.g. dummy man) instead of some of the rage songs towards the beginning

all in all, as i said im really glad that uzi released something more left-field and experimental than usual even if i don’t enjoy it as much (at least for now) - really feels like an album that he truly wanted the world to hear and i appreciate it way more than if he dropped an “old uzi” effort

i will always hold creativity in high regards even if i feel like some of the songs weren’t meant for me (those surprisingly weren’t the rock ones actually) and even if i dont end up liking it in the end (which may or may not be the case - obviously i cant properly judge this just off few listens on the release day)