you don't have to listen to stuff multiple times to know if you like it. most albums you either find yourself skipping songs halfway in, immediately in love with some tracks/putting them on replay, and there there's stuff that's just cool. most people judge albums by their skip to "immediate love" ratio. culture had way more songs that got me off jump than this, i skipped A LOT of songs on this album. culture had me replaying a lot of songsWay too early to give any rating. You’re either a hater or Stan if you’re going around calling it or amazing. shyt has 24 songs, nobody has listened to this enough to give it a proper rating.
its amazing how nikkas only use this argument when its something negative towards a product.how do you nikkas come in here and say an album with 24 songs is wack that hasn’t even been out 12 hours yet?
It's impossible to not tell apart Quavo dude was born with some autotune effect in his voice. Takeoff has the deepest voice between him and Offset, thinking about that it's pretty easy. But Offset really switches his delivery on tracks, which makes it harder between him and Takeoff.I still cannot tell them apart on tracks.
Will listen to this over the weekend.
Culture was a much better album than this. Far more variety on the production and a much tighter album.
24 track album is overkill. Seems like they're just throwing stuff at the wall and seeing what sticks.
I think it's partially the game now that streams are the in thing. Artists are incentivized on having a few hits that get played over and over again.
If 1,500 streams is equal to 1 traditional album sale then you're better off putting out a bunch of music and hoping something sticks.
If Migos can get 3 or 4 "Bad and Boujees" or "Slipperys" hits then they're in business.
At this point hip hop is just a numbers game.
Is it far fetched to say that they were following Drake blueprint on More Life and actually this is more of a playlist