He didn’t let nas down this timeThis album is almost the same length as Illmatic (both 39 minutes). Coincidence?
I feel like people pick somebody they like and just nuthug the shyt out of them. 21 Savage bodied his feature yet noone talkin about it. Lil Baby is being typical Lil Baby. Altho the verse is dope. That’s all people talkin bout. 21’s verse >>>> Lil Baby’s verse. shyt is weird man. Lol
- 95 SOUTH: meh so-so bars thats kinda hard to believe. The beat was better than he was
- AMARI: better flow. Beat chill. More of a vibe song. This is good. Easy listening. Not taking himself seriously
- My Life: spitting but I wish he was doing more rhyming this is kinda just poetry to a beat. He’s just talking. It’s weird. Not really a song IMO. the morray feature kinda seems not well integrated BUT…21 SAVAGE SLAUGHTERED THIS. DUDE NEEDS HIS FLOWERS.
- APPLYING PRESSURE: actual rapping conventionally. This was cool. He’s kinda back to his original form. Just rapping with hot lines here and there. Nothing mind blowing. Another money ain’t everything verse. To this point the best rapping exercise.
- Punching the clock: another bar exercise. Better than applying pressure. Seems like a concept song. Not bad. Seems like a project window type project.
- 100 MIL: meh. I see what he’s trying to do but it’s kinda just not arriving. Another “I’m on top” song but it’s kinda sleepy. Needs a better beat. And the chorus is lazy.
- PRIDE IS DEVIL: This is the single! LIL BABY IS THE BEST RAPPER ALIVE. Cole found a cool little pocket though. The beat is cool and the concept and vibe was right. This is one of the best on here. Not trying to hard but telling truths. I like this.
- LET GO OF MY HAND: this is the right mix of introspection and growth. This is not project window or pretend tough guy shyt. This is actual life taking place. This is good. I can return to this. This is probably the best one of these he’s done.
- INTERLUDE: mehhhhh. There’s no replay value here. Just bars going nowhere.
- The climb back: again shows potential but he’s kinda just kinda barely meeting the standard here. He’s got bars but it’s not going anywhere.
- Close: more rapping exercise that’s just kinda not reaching where he wants it to. I swear he needs better editing cause he wastes so many bars on trying to make a point when he could in fewer words and make it sound even doper. Just wasted potential on here on another concept song.
- HUNGER ON HILLSIDE: this is just all over the place. its cool.
This is the best conclusion i have of him.
Hearing Cam on that intro
Wish he spit a lil something but ill take it
he's gotten better.Bottom line he answered all the critics of his (not that they were wrong) about his music. Get some outside producers who can bring something else out of you. Check. Same monotone type flow. He switch it up. No guest appearances. Got 21, and Lil Baby. Now, are people still going to complain? Sure, it's people but you can tell he's been listening.
- 95 SOUTH: meh so-so bars thats kinda hard to believe. The beat was better than he was
- AMARI: better flow. Beat chill. More of a vibe song. This is good. Easy listening. Not taking himself seriously
- My Life: spitting but I wish he was doing more rhyming this is kinda just poetry to a beat. He’s just talking. It’s weird. Not really a song IMO. the morray feature kinda seems not well integrated BUT…21 SAVAGE SLAUGHTERED THIS. DUDE NEEDS HIS FLOWERS.
- APPLYING PRESSURE: actual rapping conventionally. This was cool. He’s kinda back to his original form. Just rapping with hot lines here and there. Nothing mind blowing. Another money ain’t everything verse. To this point the best rapping exercise.
- Punching the clock: another bar exercise. Better than applying pressure. Seems like a concept song. Not bad. Seems like a project window type project.
- 100 MIL: meh. I see what he’s trying to do but it’s kinda just not arriving. Another “I’m on top” song but it’s kinda sleepy. Needs a better beat. And the chorus is lazy.
- PRIDE IS DEVIL: This is the single! LIL BABY IS THE BEST RAPPER ALIVE. Cole found a cool little pocket though. The beat is cool and the concept and vibe was right. This is one of the best on here. Not trying to hard but telling truths. I like this.
- LET GO OF MY HAND: this is the right mix of introspection and growth. This is not project window or pretend tough guy shyt. This is actual life taking place. This is good. I can return to this. This is probably the best one of these he’s done.
- INTERLUDE: mehhhhh. There’s no replay value here. Just bars going nowhere.
- The climb back: again shows potential but he’s kinda just kinda barely meeting the standard here. He’s got bars but it’s not going anywhere.
- Close: more rapping exercise that’s just kinda not reaching where he wants it to. I swear he needs better editing cause he wastes so many bars on trying to make a point when he could in fewer words and make it sound even doper. Just wasted potential on here on another concept song.
- HUNGER ON HILLSIDE: this is just all over the place. its cool.
This is the best conclusion i have of him.
they have amazing chemistry.Low-key we need a Cole & 21 joint album more than Cole & Kendrick