All trolling aside though bigfish theory is incredible
Nigga was cripping on house beats and s*** wtf
One of the best hip hop albums of decade alongside mbdtf, yeezus, rodeo, igor etc
I genuinely stand by this
One of the best hip hop albums of decade alongside mbdtf, yeezus, rodeo, igor etc
I genuinely stand by this
one of these is not like the others
You know this album is a letdown when I come to a new Vince album thread and ppl talk about Big Fish Theory
"For his part, Vince is still in the liminal space between mainstream fame and the business end of a .38. He’s been the face of Sprite campaigns and has an upcoming Netflix show, but death and decaying memories lurk around every corner. Parsing out the difference between the real and fake is hard enough when you’re not famous, but the paranoia lingers in the back of his mind. The end of “Sundown Town” dwells on the fear of meet-and-greets with fans turning into assassination attempts. “Taking Trips” features a striking bar about keeping a gun in his swim trunks when he goes to the beach. On “Are You With That?” Vince reminiscences on a childhood spent with friends who are now “under the ground” before disarming listeners with a hilariously blunt demand: “Fill these voids or fill my bank.” He’s still a smartass operating in a bad man’s world, and money remains both a motivation and a balm."
"Vince and Kenny Beats have easy chemistry in and out of the booth because both are consistently proving how adaptable they are to any facet of rap. There’s no beat that Vince’s bleak diarism can’t mutate just like there’s no regional style Kenny can’t add to his collection at will. They’re two unstoppable forces who would rather work together than fight each other. Vince Staples is a minor affair by design, proof that there’s fire to be found even in the duo’s quietest moments."
def jam (edit: Motown) paying these publications nicely
High
adding 100 elements to a song doesn’t make it good, and that’s what rodeo is
very melancholy, don't mind this at all personally but can see why people would be disappointed
"For his part, Vince is still in the liminal space between mainstream fame and the business end of a .38. He’s been the face of Sprite campaigns and has an upcoming Netflix show, but death and decaying memories lurk around every corner. Parsing out the difference between the real and fake is hard enough when you’re not famous, but the paranoia lingers in the back of his mind. The end of “Sundown Town” dwells on the fear of meet-and-greets with fans turning into assassination attempts. “Taking Trips” features a striking bar about keeping a gun in his swim trunks when he goes to the beach. On “Are You With That?” Vince reminiscences on a childhood spent with friends who are now “under the ground” before disarming listeners with a hilariously blunt demand: “Fill these voids or fill my bank.” He’s still a smartass operating in a bad man’s world, and money remains both a motivation and a balm."
"Vince and Kenny Beats have easy chemistry in and out of the booth because both are consistently proving how adaptable they are to any facet of rap. There’s no beat that Vince’s bleak diarism can’t mutate just like there’s no regional style Kenny can’t add to his collection at will. They’re two unstoppable forces who would rather work together than fight each other. Vince Staples is a minor affair by design, proof that there’s fire to be found even in the duo’s quietest moments."
def jam (edit: Motown) paying these publications nicely
He's not on def jam anymore
adding 100 elements to a song doesn’t make it good, and that’s what rodeo is
not a single song on rodeo is overproduced
theres a very obvious pick to take out there and you pick rodeo?
very melancholy, don't mind this at all personally but can see why people would be disappointed
pretty much agree
sure it will grow on me after more listens
but i still like it