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Pass me the rock nikka
Is this the machine behind Carti at work? Trying to shift the narrative? Trying to plant the seeds of the album being some misunderstood masterpiece?
The album was trash not even Carti fans liked it. His first two projects were way better. This shyt flopped commercially too huge disappointment after years of teasing.
What seismic shift? What makes this album so forward thinking and groundbreaking that he appropriated some bullshyt punk rock aesthetic?
The albums fingerprints are all over everything in 2021? Nikka what?! Fingerprints where? This didn’t influence the game at all it came and went.
To top it off it technically came out last year.
This is why rap journalism can’t be taken seriously too many hipsters, too much hyperbole in the writing, too many posers and try hards.
The album was trash not even Carti fans liked it. His first two projects were way better. This shyt flopped commercially too huge disappointment after years of teasing.
OK, sure, Whole Lotta Red came out at the end of 2020. On Christmas Day, to be exact. But the week between its release and the start of this year is irrelevant when you think of what a seismic shift the album represents. Carti stakes ground in the current generation’s sonic sensibility and delivers one of the most forward-thinking rap records since Kanye West’s Yeezus.“That’s my job as of right now. This sound is something that’s going to be regular and relevant in the future,” he told Rolling Stone earlier this year. “That’s just part of creating something new. If this is something that people accept right away, how different is it?” He was right. The album’s fingerprints are all over everything we heard in 2021. —J.I.
What seismic shift? What makes this album so forward thinking and groundbreaking that he appropriated some bullshyt punk rock aesthetic?
The albums fingerprints are all over everything in 2021? Nikka what?! Fingerprints where? This didn’t influence the game at all it came and went.
To top it off it technically came out last year.
This is why rap journalism can’t be taken seriously too many hipsters, too much hyperbole in the writing, too many posers and try hards.
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