nikkas really forcing themselves to like this trash?
How is this a hip hop album?
This joint will definitely influence & uplift alot of young cac's & teenage african american hipster's with strong fervor
Alot of these kids is really dealing with deep depression especially the socially awkward kids, street kids, young lbgtq kids & the fatherless
This may end up a modern day classic for his base
Yes its extremely caccie but i respect the artistry bigly
I've taken shyts longer than this albumAnd 22 minutes long too.
I've dropped EPs with three tracks longer than that.
That bad, I thought x was talented just strangeThis shyt is absolute trash.
What the fukk...
That bad, I thought x was talented just strange
Yeah I look at it that way too. This album is a rock album and I respect his talent but tbh this is not my kind of music personally.They're calling it trash strictly because basically its a rock album about deep depression with only him rapping on 1 or 2 songs
If anything this album displays his talent & versatility more than anything
They're calling it trash strictly because basically its a rock album about deep depression with only him rapping on 1 or 2 songs
If anything this album displays his talent & versatility more than anything
You buggig passion pain and demon slaying was hard and this was actually good for that genre of music to keep it real.Rap fans give way too much credit to rappers when they try and fail at doing something different.
Thats how Kid Cudi been getting passes despite his last couple albums being trash.
It's like y'all grade them on an OD curve just cuz it's "out of the box."
This shyt is a horrible emo rock album with some rapping sprinkled in.
If he was a rock artist it would be bad too, the quality in the music just not here.
It's not a rock album, having a guitar in your music does not make it rock.They're calling it trash strictly because basically its a rock album about deep depression with only him rapping on 1 or 2 songs
If anything this album displays his talent & versatility more than anything