Can't stand those 2017 chopped vocal post-choruses anymore, amazing how it dated so quickly

Every once in a while I feel like I'm done with beat switches, they're played out, I don't need to hear another one, etc. Felt like they peaked with Maad City and then 90210 happened. Then I got in that headspace again and Fake Names happened.

I'm glad producers are still experimenting with them but most admittedly feel half assed.

20+ songs

Feel free to not waste my time

Two songs back to back that have titles that start with the same letter

i only like beat switches when you can tell it’s a meaningful beat switch and the artist has inserted one not just for our experience, but you can sense it felt right for them and the message of the music.

good example: the weeknd - I Was Never There

fully agree with you. when an artist starts to be known for beat switches, then you know there’s a problem. an expected stigma. travis scott an obvious example. feels like he HAS to have a beat switch in his music rather than it being spontaneous

But why

when a song on the same project have a different sound volume. Some mixtape songs are not as loud as the other tracks

pop artists using trap beats, for ex: ariana grande, bebe rexha

Oh lemme make sure I havent sent Bernie anything ever lmfao

But you’re talented as f*** and have a functioning ear!

1 Bad mixing
2 Artist saying this is their best work and receiving their worst album.
3 Albums longer than 16 tracks
4

I’m talking about when ppl send s*** where the autotune is obviously out of key, their voice is cracking when they’re trying to sing n s*** and they have the audacity to ask you for your thoughts?? What do you think I think nigga?

S*** music.

Fax, most rappers aren't worth a 20+ track listen.

Having a super hot single that turns out to be the best song on the whole album

Filler
Like why did you put this on here

I don’t know why but it just irks my soul

tracklist formatting that isn’t Title Caps or ALL CAPS

hearing generic trap drums and repetitive adlibs and the hook is just the title of the song repeated

when the hook is the same line 16 times or the same word 32 times

yup

also why don’t feature titles ever have oxford commas

it’s always (feat. Drake, Rick Ross & Lil Wayne)

and not (feat. Drake, Rick Ross, & Lil Wayne)

never peeped tbh

Stargazing is still fire though who cares