We're attributing life in the hood concept albums to Kendrick now?DJ Mustard is a one trick pony, and I really don't think all too great of a producer. 3/4s of the songs sound like edits of the same song. YG is so corny, and the urge to create these hood anthems sounds so choreographed and unimaginative. The attempted concept of the album owes so much to GKMC that it diminishes its potential, and even then the execution is rather pitiful. Many of the tracks sound like singles with skits added on the end of them to create false structure. Now I must admit that the Smokin and Drinkin song with Kendrick Lamar is one of my top ten favorite tracks released this year, but that's one of the few tracks where the beat remains raw and free from the repetitive macro-editing that DJ Mustard seems to put through all of his songs.
Oh shittttttPeter heads up. Words to the Wise on this project is the song that Waka posted from Instagram.
Hey man. Fuck you. Friendship magic for life son.Do you think we actually want to use these avatars?
We're attributing life in the hood concept albums to Kendrick now?
Get out.
YG album has a great vibe. Its really similar to Cilvia Demo actually. Not really that original, not more than a handful of solid tracks (especially strange you think the Kendrick joint is better than My N***a which is a certified jam too), and probably ultimately mediocre, but it's still worth a listen. I'd put it above Mastermind and probably below Oxymoron because while cohesive there aren't a ton of keepers, but the ones that do go, go /arbitrarycomparison.
I actually think YG does a decently good job of being convincing too, I mean, he's less of a fake than most of the industry goons we've become accustomed to. It carries most of the songs too, he's more relaxed about certain things he raps about vs. telling people how many billions of keys he's got in his whip. He just really doesn't have anything else lyrically but I mean that's not really his niche anyways.
This sounds apt and eloquently put.I read a pretty great review that kinda broke it down like this: the YG album is a solid genre flick thats a little more ambitious than it has any right to be/people expect and hits the mark for the most part. Compared to something like a Yeezus or Good Kid mAAD City which are way more ambitious even oscar bait films. YG's DREDD vs Kendrick's Fruitvale Station.
Oh damn that's awesome. Metro Boomin might just be my favorite trap producer out nowJust met Metro Boomin
Oh damn that's awesome. Metro Boomin might just be my favorite trap producer out now
Kill em
I really like the end of My Krazy Life, but I pointed out issues other than my possibly inept mention of GKMC but are people so quick to defend an album they posit below Oxymoron, which is pretty much the model for rap album mediocrity
I will agree with the sentiment of the YG album not necessarily being anything groundbreaking or special from a true critics perspective.
However, that being said I absolutely love it. I just feel like he goes so hard on it and it gets me psyched no matter what.
Yelawolf still has the best "I just wanna party" by far.I just wanna party>>>
Amen![]()
If you sleep on this you lost, plain and simple. Some beautiful production brehs. Gospel music is like a gold mine for piano loops.
I do love this track. Everybody does their thing too.I just wanna party>>>
Young Thug - Pussy Ass Bitch
Thug went in on this shit. I still haven't made it to the weedcarrier's verse cause I keep rewinding Thug's part.
Ayeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Good verse on this. I hope his full release is as good as 1017 or better.
YG album flows better from track to track than any album I've ever heard.
Feels like I'm listening to a mix almost
Bfgs and dri for lifeAny GAF HOP regulars punk fans? By punk I mean GBH, Subhumans, NOFX, Bad Religion, Rancid, Op Ivy etc.
The gawd only likes grind, crossover thrash, and crust.Any GAF HOP regulars punk fans? By punk I mean GBH, Subhumans, NOFX, Bad Religion, Rancid, Op Ivy etc.
Wu Block 2 Tracklist
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1. Cappa Wu Block (ft. Cappadonna)
2. Wu Block Biznez (ft. Ghostface Killah & Sheek Louch)
3. Cant Be Lookin 4 Me (ft. The LOX)
4. Big Money ft. Ghostface Killah & Sheek Louch)
5. Guns On Em (ft. Sheek Louch)
6. Aint Coming From Class (ft. Solomon Childs & Sheek Louch)
7. Wanted Dead or Alive (ft. Cappadonna & Solomon Childs)
8. Put Ya Hands Up (ft. Ghostface Killah & Sheek Louch)
9. South Beach (ft. Ghostface Killah & Sheek Louch)
10. Die Tonight (ft. Sheek Louch & Styles P)
11. Auta (ft. Killah Priest, Masta Killa & Ghostface Killah)
12. Drivin Round ft. Sheek Louch, Ghostface Killah, Masta Killa & GZA)
13. Do U Like It (ft. Ghostface Killah & Sheek Louch)
14. Come Get Some (ft. Ghostface Killah & Sheek Louch)
15. Throw It Up (ft. Sheek Louch)
Drake performs new song, Call on Me. Sounds like it could be a jam.
GBH, Subhuman, Melvins, Adolescents, Angry Samoans, Circle Jerks, The Descendents, Agent Orange, Black Flag, etc... YesAny GAF HOP regulars punk fans? By punk I mean GBH, Subhumans, NOFX, Bad Religion, Rancid, Op Ivy etc.
They shot the video for the remix recently IIRC.![]()
And speaking of Drake, wtf happened to the Wu-Tang Forever remix? Did the gods run up on him behind the scenes and tell him to kill that noise?
This could be interesting. They do great interviews, hope they stay relatively the same formatBreakfast Club is getting a show on Revolt?
they're gonna try some rap First Take shit or just show the interviews?
Any GAF HOP regulars punk fans? By punk I mean GBH, Subhumans, NOFX, Bad Religion, Rancid, Op Ivy etc.
A show, or just the broadcast of the program that they have right now?Breakfast Club is getting a show on Revolt?
they're gonna try some rap First Take shit or just show the interviews?
Fantano sounds a lot like me RE: not really caring for Gibbs beforehand. I think I'll jump into this as my first Gibbs project.
I was feeling this till he said 'You cant expect a bad guest verse from Earl'
I was feeling this till he said 'You cant expect a bad guest verse from Earl'
Lmfao