Albums Conway The Machine - Won't He Do It (Discussion Thread)
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Piff Perkins
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This is weak as hell. Could good tracks, including the title track which seems like the best lane for Conway to be in if he's trying to expand. Content wise it's kinda the same shyt overall. Superman gangsta shyt plus some "I talk to Hov and Kanye" bragging lol.
TheDarceKnight
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Same here. I think overdose is more impressive but yeah this reminded me of that one.
TheDarceKnight
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Stab Out isn’t moving me. I wanna like it but man. I feel like I’ve heard this beat a million times from Griselda but better on the other ones.
94 Ghost. Sunday school. Eric B. George Bondo. Butcher and the Blade.
It reminded me of a knockoff version of some of those beats
man, what's goin on in this thread? 
i'ma listen tomoro when i hit the road
i'ma listen tomoro when i hit the road
Wouldn’t call it his best overall project but Monogram, Chosen, Brucifix and won’t he do it prob the best songs he’s put out since FKTG
The non daringer beats sound like knockoff versions of stuff he was doing in like 2016-17. Meanwhile the beats Daringer actually did were my favorite especially Monogram. For a minute now Daringer been my least favorite part of Griselda projects but with what I’ve heard on this and the Meyhem Lauren project he’s starting to go to a new level.
CourtesyFlush
Superstar
You're not wrong breh. Compared to some of the other drumless beats on this album it sounded refreshing to me tho. But yeah still doesn't compare to his classics.
Heavy_Handz
Superstar
Ransom outclassed Conway by a wide margin on that track!!!
This is a typical conway/griselda sounding project which is why im confused by some of the reviews in here. I like how he’s determined to put his own artist on while branching off on his own… super bowl is the only joint I didn’t like
Piff Perkins
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Exactly. It has that Beat Butcha sound where it’s trying to sound like a sample, with the same old drums thrown on.
I liked Conway’s last album, I just can’t rock with this one. And I wonder out of all these Hov talks these Griselda guys brag about has he ever been honest with them about music? Jay showed clear growth on nearly every album, and was rapping about different shyt or talking slick instead of plug raps. These guys still doing supernikka gangsta shyt. In an era full of gangsta rappers finding more success doing “motivational” records I don’t see why Benny and Conway don’t lean into that more. There’s some of it on this album but needs more.
TheDarceKnight
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Conway The Machine Went A Mile High And Wrote Six Albums
We talk to the prolific MC about his new album ‘Won’t He Do It,’ Drumwork Music Group, and upcoming projects
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ShaDynasty
Chaos - The Album
King is the album I go back to the most so far, the bonus tracks for that are dope too.
This one sounds dope on first listen, I like that Conway is switching up the flow a little bit here, gives the tracks more energy. The production is the same stuff we've heard from Griselda before but that stuff is still dope to me. Theres enough different sounding beats to keep it interesting. Title track sounds like a beat Drake would have used 10 years ago.
Brucifix and Brick Fare are the highlights so far.
This one sounds dope on first listen, I like that Conway is switching up the flow a little bit here, gives the tracks more energy. The production is the same stuff we've heard from Griselda before but that stuff is still dope to me. Theres enough different sounding beats to keep it interesting. Title track sounds like a beat Drake would have used 10 years ago.
Brucifix and Brick Fare are the highlights so far.
BK The Great
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GDMM & King To A God are his best albums but this i will have to sit with and see how it stands the test of time. It's alright but it's different.
I like half of it