Diddy “The Love Album: Off The Grid” Discussion Thread
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Where did he say this?
That's cause nikkas are haters.
Look at the first few pages. The snippets and the content was good too, nikkas was just hating. Now it's out and people fukking with it, now the same hatin' mfers are quiet
Low End Derrick
Veteran
A Puff Daddy Stan in the year of our Lord two thousand and twenty three.
The Coli really does have everything.
The Coli really does have everything.
That and It Belongs To You…Stay Awhile
Dem313wayz
Superstar
BmoreGorilla
Veteran
Dope album. Came out at the perfect time too. It has that autumn open up the windows in the house vibe to it
Controversy
Superstar
Closer to God
DontEemTry
Superstar
Closer to God
That shyt is phenomenal.
hes called it vol 1 before which leads to a series if the demand is hot, also have the leak from march w other tracks in the vault that are quality release material.
YourMumsRoom
Black Excellence
So I finally listened to the whole album during a late night gym session and my Wife gon' get it when I Get in! Ha
The reason the album is getting universal love is cos he's taken the current usage of his 90's Badboy beats and done it himself. Including young artists which the kids love alongside authenticity of being grown (and still flawed) from the 90's era music like that Teddy Riley, Jodeci and Mary J Blige albums he was actually around for, based on one thing a lot of current music is missing....a theme!
There ain't many other producers & artists that coulda pulled this off.
I give Puff (not Diddy) credit when he called RnB Soul our superpower, cos it's the last, most authentic music Black artists were making before the so-called Gangsta rap era which followed.
The reason the album is getting universal love is cos he's taken the current usage of his 90's Badboy beats and done it himself. Including young artists which the kids love alongside authenticity of being grown (and still flawed) from the 90's era music like that Teddy Riley, Jodeci and Mary J Blige albums he was actually around for, based on one thing a lot of current music is missing....a theme!
There ain't many other producers & artists that coulda pulled this off.
I give Puff (not Diddy) credit when he called RnB Soul our superpower, cos it's the last, most authentic music Black artists were making before the so-called Gangsta rap era which followed.