Albums Drake - Certified Lover Boy (Discussion Thread)
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Low End Derrick
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Just like I thought: An hour and some change of corny "nice guy" laments over the one(s) that got away, passive aggressive subs and beats that were hot in 2013.
Aubrey is in a state of creative stagnation.
Aubrey is in a state of creative stagnation.
is this emoji really the album cover
Newark88
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I don't expect Drake to reinvent the wheel so I take the music as it is. I fukk with this and the last album over his previous joints before which I didn't care for. Nice solid joint to begin the Fall
ItWasWritten
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Problem ?
ALonelyDad
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Lol that video is perfect
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Off-season ain’t Cole’s best album it’s an okay album like all of his other ones. Cole’s best work was in his mixtape days where he was hungry.
DAMN was a pop album shyt is garbage compared to Section 80.
Drake don’t have an “excuse”. Drake got a formula that works for him. Only internet nerds think his albums are so bad. I haven’t finished this shyt yet but sonically it was about what I expected. Drake got a soundscape and themes that work for him and that are signature to him.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
FACTS
12 Hours after release, Occupying the top 21 spots in the charts, #1 in 131 countries. Expected to break the Record by the end of the Day. Haters punching the air and they said the Drake era it’s “Over”.
B!tchuoffendingme
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Fountains will be the biggest global song off this album.I will take a ban bet that song hits number 1 in the charts within the next 2 months. the album has some bangers but doesn't take risks the way Ye did with Donda. But as a result it has more cohesion than Donda.
ISO
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People don’t listen to whole albums like that not sure what you talking about everyone makes playlists, follows pre-made playlists, or shuffle their phonesSounds like a bunch of excuses. The Off-Season and King's Disease II both received praise in the real world. They're respected as great projects. People are going to go back and listen to them because they're good. Nobody is going to remember this album existed in a couple years.
And if you really think The Off-Season doesn't sound differently than his last three albums, I have no idea what you're listening to. The last time he made a song like "Applying Pressure" was probably seven years ago with "Fire Squad." The production is a major step up from KOD, where a lot of the beats blended into each other. Again, I have no idea what you're listening to with claims like that.
And are you serious with Nas' discography after God's Son? He didn't try making an album with a completely different tone and approach every time he dropped? Didn't try working with new producers, exploring new concepts? Even though King's Disease II is a sequel, it goes out of its way to separate itself from the first one in almost every category. What is wrong with you?
Drake has dominated for years with hits, but there's a reason people don't hold up his marathon albums like that. He's a singles artist, and he has been for a long time.
Drake has several albums that have stayed on the Billboard 200 for like 400 weeks off the strength of the streaming of singles and certain b-sides on those albums in reality his albums are the one people are revisiting
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B!tchuoffendingme
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I think this album is much better than Scorpion and is probably on par with a Views in terms of quality. though I don't believe it will have the same level of cultural impact Views had . I wanna see how team Kanye responds to the shots Drake sent to him. does Ye unleash Push for more vicious disrespect or not.
