Congratulations my man!! The week before this album came out I was constipating going to a rehab for drinking and then Friday when It came out I heard that song and decided to go to rehab and went the next day and my sober date is actually the date this album came out
Glad to see that people are realizing just how formidable of an artist Conway is. People often think Benny when they think Griselda, but Conway's verses hit different. He's able to viscerally display grimy gutter shit, but also a real tortured, vulnerable anguish. He hits on emotions that not many others in this lane can touch. He's my favorite of the three by far.
@@jacobk1766 Conway was just in a comfort zone. He’s not been place in the box of I’m only good at dirtier, grimy street rap. He can deliver multiple layers of his personal life and show his human side.
@@intelligencecycle3523 yeah he has had other albums like the EIF series with consistent hunger this showed consistency in his lament. I loved the album I really enjoyed the features as well.
Just to let y’all know 7xvethegenius name is pronounced “Love” the genius. Similar to 6lack name is pronounced Black. You can find interviews of her introducing herself.
Conway made Jill Scott RAP! That’s my highlight on this album, not only did she spit, but she gave us a super nice gangster verse 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Solid album nonetheless, my favorite album from Conway🙌🏾. I had to be decisive
Keisha makes me think of Peaches from Outkast, too... good call, Ken. Griselda never disappoints, it's unbelievable. And Con is a stellar artist. When I heard Bootleg Kevin ask Conway, "What did a song need to make this project?" and he responded with "That pain...", I knew this was gonna be special. He has done really vulnerable songs before (of course "The Cow" stands out), but never an album filled with tracks like that. He's an inspiration to fans, with his persistence thru all that trauma.
“Bang” was originally for this project but they decided to put it on the mixtape and remix on wwcd. City on the map with 50 was also originally for this project.
Never been a huge Griselda fan, but damn this album surprised me. So much great content and storytelling without having to sacrifice their sound or the standard of bars.
It’s apparent he has a lot of fans that prefer to hear grimey Conway all the time based on the reviews I’ve been seeing (no shade to those that do). It was refreshing to hear your takes, I definitely agree that this one one of Griselda’s/Conway’s best releases. Brilliant project.
Conway, really is the modern day BIG. I think he's gonna go down as one of the greats. He speaks out on shit that 90% don't. And the way he does it is genius! I would have changed a few things about this album. I would have left Drumwork track off. Put The Cow verse as the intro instead and swapped out some features for other Emcee's. But it is a solid, solid album and A.O.T.Y so far. He's not retiring yet guys. He's got Lulu 2 with Al. Another Big Ghost project. He even hinted at G.D.M.M. 2 And there's a collab or even 2 E.P's with Beans coming also.
Conway is my all time favorite rapper and he always brings the heat wether it’s hard hitting bars about blowing faces off or spilling his heart out. Loved seeing this man grow and prosper.
I like this album. Conway’s ability to be vulnerable enough to make introspective songs for the latter half of the album is a nice change from the usual Griselda formula. Conway showed layers subject matter and rapping. Dope album.
Conway was able to do what a lot of street rappers struggle with in my opinion and that’s give you the grimey cuts of course but be able to pull off some commercial cuts for a major label release as well and he nailed it here. My favorites were Lock Load, Stressed, Guilty, Piano Love, John Woo Flick and God Don’t Make Mistakes.
What’s dope is that he can flirt with the commercial stuff but still keeps true to himself. He doesn’t try to cater to teenagers. He just does him and he does manage to ride that fine line without selling out.
@@mateonelson3862 I think they mean the "Guilty" joint and the one with Jill Scott. Them the only 2 tracks I could see on the radio, the rest str8 underground heat.
@@DonYoGi8331 i never understood applying “radio cuts” to underground shi since lets be honest, it’ll never make the radio. that isn’t a bad thing by any means, but just kinda weird people always sayin that
Even if you arent a “hip hop” fan, you have to listen to this. He is painting a story here about his life. Something he only touches on with 1 bar every 5 songs. Here he is telling us who CONWAY is
This album is special . A huge Conway and Griselda fan but I’m like one of them gotta make a bad one eventually ….NOPE this might be the best one yet …..
@@MrFlixke After track 04, the content is about the same... There is no depth... Lyrics are okay (nothing special) and overall song structure and album concept is poor...
@@muleyamwiinga3988 No depth in 'Stressed' or 'God Dont Make Mistakes'? And even thematically the themes differ? So Much More is about whole different shit than stressed for example?
Conway said that Eminem wasn't on the album because Bang was supposed to be on GDMM but Westside Gunn took it for the Griselda album (WWCD). Apparently his track "The Cow" was supposed to be on GDMM too.
Anderson Park was originally on wild chapters conway played it on IG. He was replaced by novel. Drumwork and GDMM had a slightly different beat then what is on the album.
I'm only in my second listen so far but yea I really appreciate the vulnerability he displayed on this album. It is a bit more radio friendly and that took me a bit longer to get adjusted to.
@@mateonelson3862 I can understand that argument. I would say this album's content might go over well with the radio because it would connect more emotionally.
I've been listening to hip hop since.....watching park jams out the project window in the south Bronx back in the 70's...I was all ino that 90s underground...Recording Stretch and Bobbito every Thursday night....I've listened to them all.....This isnt hyperbole....Machine is the best rapper I've ever heard. The way he lays down that "fly goon" sh*t...The way he hits...His delivery...The whole 9 yards. The quality of his catalogue...The way he crafts his songs....This dude is next level.. He had a line in that LA Leakers freestyle from the other day...."Pointers on my b*tch neck, pink spade how she quench thirst....." In hip hop history find me two lines that describe a "bad ass chic" like that. He just hits different. The way he lays it down is unmatched. Benny is dope..I rock with the Butcher.....bit he cant touch Conway. He might sell more...have more commercial appeal, whatever the case may be....but he cant touch Conway....Machine is on a COMPLETELY different level of mc.
Likewise I've been listening to this hip hop thing since pretty close to the beginning and Con is one of the most complete emcees I've ever heard and proof that you don't have to go all over the top with the bars to be consistently highly impressive. He makes me think of what it would be like if Big lived to keep doing it.
@Mamba4.8 Music is subjective...... I was listening to a recent interview Papoose did with Conway. Papoose basicly said "You're the dude whose music we play the most in here". There's a reason Rae Kwon got on stage and passed the baton. There's a reason why all these legendary 90's mc's give Conway (specifically Conway) his flowers. Either you get what they feel and why it resonates or you dont.
Myke buggin, I'm with Kem, that Novell feature is one of my favourite moments in the past 2 or 3 years. Wild Chapters is also my favourite beat since 27 Summers.
Jill Scott rap on her first olbum song is called watching me it was kind of like a poetry talk please do other review alchemist curren$y project new album fire
@@CHarr1991 yeah that's my favorite record that's my favorite album my number one song water drip beat in the chops on that beat 🔥🔥🔥🔥 watching watching watching watching watching watching watching it
@@djtimspaceking8306 hell yes. I remember hearing Watching Me as a kid, and just thought it was so unique the subject matter and how she did the song. Very ahead of its time album. Respect!
7xvethegenius is actually pronounced Love the Genius I just learned that myself recently but she is got some nice projects out. Outside of that dope review as always fellas, I'm definitely loving the album Conway has became my favorite out of Griselda.
I remember on one of the previous Conway reviews someone mentioned him having such good hooks. I feel like he showed that again this time around. It sounds so effortlessly, catchy but still grimy without being corny. Dope as hell
4:12 G Herbo, anyone? He made a whole album surrounding (his) PTSD and other mental health stuff, and im sure he wasnt the first to rap open about his mental issues or going to therapy.
I have never or will EVER be in The Streets poppin' guns or doing dumb shit and therefore I can't relate in ANY way but Conway The Machine is somebody who I can tolerate this kind of content from as well as Griselda in general because not only of their delivery but the wordplay and bars they use and the AMAZING beat selection they use and they are genuine. Like I typically do NOT like talk about drugs or hoes or money and all that but these guys are the exceptions because of those keypoints I mentioned like I NEVER thought I'd enjoy THIS kind of content from anybody cuz again I can't relate to that but damn is it enjoyable as fuck. This album is fucking incredible and I love how vulnerable he was on this and what a great debut to put out on the label of one of the GOATs. Plain and simple. 🙏🏼🔥💯
"cop out or not, it's the truth" - I feel you. People act like I'm a bad person cuz I can't keep names straight, but it just doesn't stick in my brain that way.
I dont think him nor West ever wanted to really retire as much as they said. They just hated being on Shady. Hence, a debut album completed 2 years ago coming out just now..
Marco Marco 0 seconds ago Top tracks (as voted by DEHH) - "Lock Load" (5 votes), "Piano Love (4 votes)", "Tear Gas (3 votes)", "Drumwork (3 votes)", "Guilty (3 votes)", "Stress (3 votes)", "God Don't Like Ugly (2 votes)"
It’s crazy but you guys are right. Conway is that dude. When I first started listening to Griselda, I would rank Benny as my #1, then I listened more to West and Conway and after LuLu I knew Conway had it in him. Now after this album I can say that Conway is fucking amazing man. The way he opened up on this album about his life and still kept it G is something I don’t think I’ve ever seen from coke rappers. Can’t wait to see what you do next Conway, you’re a fucking legend in my eyes already 🤙🏽
@@thehighground_ there are better projects from him so why would I listen to mid Conway. When put up with most rappers dicogs(including his own) it’s just a mid album.
Album was phenomenal strong debut on Shady Records I can't see them letting Conway go after this favorite tracks Tear Gas, Guilty, So Much More,Lock and Load,Novel Chapters,John Woo Flick and Chanel Pearls btw new to Conway sounds like Raekwon
Lol I'm a big Jill Scott fan. Heading her rap did through me off a little lol. It was like when I heard Mary J Blige rap on the touch it remix. Conway said in an interview, it was her idea.
I love that y'all listen to music in a vaccum but sometimes y'all gotta go watch the supporting content like artist interviews, for context. That way y'all won't be sounding crazy and guessing things that everybody watching already knows.
Lets argue.. The reason I didn't prefer this album is because From King to a God is better, it had a little tooo much introspection for me but I get that's the theme, and most importantly, I think most of the music was 2 years old.. How do I know? I saw an interview of his where he said 2 of the songs from the Griselda album were from this album (whenever that was I'm just estimating it was 2 years ago). City on the map and Bang were supposedly from this album. That suggests the album is at least as old as the Griselda album. You can also tell by some of the adlibs he used back then being on this album. You can just tell the music is old. He's better than he was then, now and that's my gripe with it.
They didn’t remove beanie’s lung. He got shot and woke up in the hospital with the tubes down his throat. And like an idiot he yanked and pulled it out and damaged everything on the way up. That’s why his voice is like that. I love beans though. One of the greats.
Conway’s bars about alcoholism on Stressed really hit home for me and helped me make the decision to become sober
13 days clean ✊
That’s amazing! You can do it!
You got this, man
20 days clean hopefully ?
Congratulations my man!! The week before this album came out I was constipating going to a rehab for drinking and then Friday when It came out I heard that song and decided to go to rehab and went the next day and my sober date is actually the date this album came out
Hope you still goin strong my man, you got this ✊🏾♥️
Glad to see that people are realizing just how formidable of an artist Conway is. People often think Benny when they think Griselda, but Conway's verses hit different. He's able to viscerally display grimy gutter shit, but also a real tortured, vulnerable anguish. He hits on emotions that not many others in this lane can touch. He's my favorite of the three by far.
Benny cant touch Conway....Its not even close...and I rock with The Butcher
Machine is on a COMPLETE other level.
@@nickdamas2164 You telling no lies there Fam! couldn’t agree with you more.
@@nickdamas2164 nah lmao Conway can’t fw Benny
@@nickdamas2164 idek how it’s even a discussion
That's mainly because Benny is the face. All three members hit.
What I love about Conway is his flow. It’s effortless. Like a machine. Benny is so deliberate and West is just a designer. I fucking love these guys.
I thoroughly enjoyed this project. I’ve never heard Conway this vulnerable
He’s had a lot of tracks before but not so many on one project
the cow but never so many on one project this was a complete work of art
@@jacobk1766 Conway was just in a comfort zone. He’s not been place in the box of I’m only good at dirtier, grimy street rap. He can deliver multiple layers of his personal life and show his human side.
@@intelligencecycle3523 yeah he has had other albums like the EIF series with consistent hunger this showed consistency in his lament. I loved the album I really enjoyed the features as well.
Throughout a whole project I should say
Just to let y’all know 7xvethegenius name is pronounced “Love” the genius. Similar to 6lack name is pronounced Black. You can find interviews of her introducing herself.
I’ve been bumping Conway’s music heavy ever since I heard the “Look What I Became” project,that guy is a beast,and he’s my favourite rapper.
bro i feel that. i found conway when looking for dave east features, but he one of my top 5 rappers since!!
@@mateonelson3862 I discovered him through Benny back in 2019,and I just kept bumping his music ever since then.
I love this album, my only gripe is some of the mixing on some songs. But Conway was speaking his heart out.
I really love what Feefo said at 26:33. Such a great point.
Conway made Jill Scott RAP! That’s my highlight on this album, not only did she spit, but she gave us a super nice gangster verse 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Solid album nonetheless, my favorite album from Conway🙌🏾. I had to be decisive
And then she switched to singing a great passage to close out the song, what a talent
Keisha makes me think of Peaches from Outkast, too... good call, Ken.
Griselda never disappoints, it's unbelievable. And Con is a stellar artist. When I heard Bootleg Kevin ask Conway, "What did a song need to make this project?" and he responded with "That pain...", I knew this was gonna be special. He has done really vulnerable songs before (of course "The Cow" stands out), but never an album filled with tracks like that. He's an inspiration to fans, with his persistence thru all that trauma.
Damn near perfect album. Let’s give him his flowers, man deserves it
“Bang” was originally for this project but they decided to put it on the mixtape and remix on wwcd. City on the map with 50 was also originally for this project.
That last track was amazing. Perfect way to end the Album.
Never been a huge Griselda fan, but damn this album surprised me. So much great content and storytelling without having to sacrifice their sound or the standard of bars.
It’s apparent he has a lot of fans that prefer to hear grimey Conway all the time based on the reviews I’ve been seeing (no shade to those that do). It was refreshing to hear your takes, I definitely agree that this one one of Griselda’s/Conway’s best releases. Brilliant project.
y’all are getting so fast with it 🔥
Word lol. I was like damn
🔥🔥🔥 that Drumwork collab was immaculate
Conway, really is the modern day BIG. I think he's gonna go down as one of the greats. He speaks out on shit that 90% don't. And the way he does it is genius! I would have changed a few things about this album. I would have left Drumwork track off. Put The Cow verse as the intro instead and swapped out some features for other Emcee's. But it is a solid, solid album and A.O.T.Y so far.
He's not retiring yet guys. He's got Lulu 2 with Al. Another Big Ghost project. He even hinted at G.D.M.M. 2 And there's a collab or even 2 E.P's with Beans coming also.
Modern day Beanie Sigel for me. Which makes the intro so interesting.
Drumwork?? Bro it's one of the best tracks here
Conway is my all time favorite rapper and he always brings the heat wether it’s hard hitting bars about blowing faces off or spilling his heart out. Loved seeing this man grow and prosper.
I like this album. Conway’s ability to be vulnerable enough to make introspective songs for the latter half of the album is a nice change from the usual Griselda formula. Conway showed layers subject matter and rapping. Dope album.
Crazy how I didn't even know it was out and its one of the best griselda projects.
Conway was able to do what a lot of street rappers struggle with in my opinion and that’s give you the grimey cuts of course but be able to pull off some commercial cuts for a major label release as well and he nailed it here. My favorites were Lock Load, Stressed, Guilty, Piano Love, John Woo Flick and God Don’t Make Mistakes.
What’s dope is that he can flirt with the commercial stuff but still keeps true to himself. He doesn’t try to cater to teenagers. He just does him and he does manage to ride that fine line without selling out.
@@Armando316 absolutely. I couldn’t agree more.
idk why people keep saying there’s “commercial” cuts on here. closest you get is the one with TI and tbh that’s not even that commercial
@@mateonelson3862 I think they mean the "Guilty" joint and the one with Jill Scott. Them the only 2 tracks I could see on the radio, the rest str8 underground heat.
@@DonYoGi8331 i never understood applying “radio cuts” to underground shi since lets be honest, it’ll never make the radio. that isn’t a bad thing by any means, but just kinda weird people always sayin that
Even if you arent a “hip hop” fan, you have to listen to this. He is painting a story here about his life. Something he only touches on with 1 bar every 5 songs. Here he is telling us who CONWAY is
I agree and this is why all 3 of Griselda I BELIEVE when they talk about these things cuz 85% of rappers today are straight cappin' 🤷🏻♂️
This album is special . A huge Conway and Griselda fan but I’m like one of them gotta make a bad one eventually ….NOPE this might be the best one yet …..
Not great at all... Very bland content
Not bland at all. But go ahead commenting complaints about an album you dont even like on a review for it🤣🤣clown
@@muleyamwiinga3988 Lmao how can u think this is bland
@@MrFlixke After track 04, the content is about the same... There is no depth... Lyrics are okay (nothing special) and overall song structure and album concept is poor...
@@muleyamwiinga3988 No depth in 'Stressed' or 'God Dont Make Mistakes'? And even thematically the themes differ? So Much More is about whole different shit than stressed for example?
Conway said that Eminem wasn't on the album because Bang was supposed to be on GDMM but Westside Gunn took it for the Griselda album (WWCD). Apparently his track "The Cow" was supposed to be on GDMM too.
Lowkey this pandemic been great for Lil Wayne he been locked in the studio and he finally started rapping great again
Stressed made me cry alot
Conway never disappoints. Forget never having a bad verse, he never had a bad body of work..bars lol
Conway been my favorite for a while! When LuLu hit, he passed Benny.
Anderson Park was originally on wild chapters conway played it on IG. He was replaced by novel. Drumwork and GDMM had a slightly different beat then what is on the album.
7xvetheGenius = LovetheGenius
Thats a dope Lamp Of Murmur shirt Myke!
I'm only in my second listen so far but yea I really appreciate the vulnerability he displayed on this album. It is a bit more radio friendly and that took me a bit longer to get adjusted to.
i would say la maquina was wayyyy more radio friendly with multiple tracks that had more modern beats
@@mateonelson3862 I can understand that argument. I would say this album's content might go over well with the radio because it would connect more emotionally.
Y'all should review that new Snoop album BODR
Conway was very personal on this album man love this project.
Em was not on westside’s shady records album either
Jill Scott rapped on The Hamilton Mixtape....well worth a listen. Say Yes to This
By who?
I've been listening to hip hop since.....watching park jams out the project window in the south Bronx back in the 70's...I was all ino that 90s underground...Recording Stretch and Bobbito every Thursday night....I've listened to them all.....This isnt hyperbole....Machine is the best rapper I've ever heard. The way he lays down that "fly goon" sh*t...The way he hits...His delivery...The whole 9 yards. The quality of his catalogue...The way he crafts his songs....This dude is next level..
He had a line in that LA Leakers freestyle from the other day...."Pointers on my b*tch neck, pink spade how she quench thirst....."
In hip hop history find me two lines that describe a "bad ass chic" like that. He just hits different. The way he lays it down is unmatched.
Benny is dope..I rock with the Butcher.....bit he cant touch Conway.
He might sell more...have more commercial appeal, whatever the case may be....but he cant touch Conway....Machine is on a COMPLETELY different level of mc.
Likewise I've been listening to this hip hop thing since pretty close to the beginning and Con is one of the most complete emcees I've ever heard and proof that you don't have to go all over the top with the bars to be consistently highly impressive. He makes me think of what it would be like if Big lived to keep doing it.
Extreme hyperbole. There's at least 40 rappers ever that been better
@Mamba4.8
Music is subjective......
I was listening to a recent interview Papoose did with Conway. Papoose basicly said "You're the dude whose music we play the most in here".
There's a reason Rae Kwon got on stage and passed the baton.
There's a reason why all these legendary 90's mc's give Conway (specifically Conway) his flowers.
Either you get what they feel and why it resonates or you dont.
My only criticism is that I wish it were longer. I always thought Conway was the nicest out of griselda. My favorite rapper of the past five years.
Myke buggin, I'm with Kem, that Novell feature is one of my favourite moments in the past 2 or 3 years. Wild Chapters is also my favourite beat since 27 Summers.
Jill Scott rap on her first olbum song is called watching me it was kind of like a poetry talk please do other review alchemist curren$y project new album fire
And you keep saying that I’m free…
@@CHarr1991 yeah that's my favorite record that's my favorite album my number one song water drip beat in the chops on that beat 🔥🔥🔥🔥 watching watching watching watching watching watching watching it
@@djtimspaceking8306 hell yes. I remember hearing Watching Me as a kid, and just thought it was so unique the subject matter and how she did the song. Very ahead of its time album. Respect!
7xvethegenius is actually pronounced Love the Genius I just learned that myself recently but she is got some nice projects out. Outside of that dope review as always fellas, I'm definitely loving the album Conway has became my favorite out of Griselda.
I remember on one of the previous Conway reviews someone mentioned him having such good hooks. I feel like he showed that again this time around. It sounds so effortlessly, catchy but still grimy without being corny. Dope as hell
The ending really made me somber
Y’all fast as hell
4:12
G Herbo, anyone? He made a whole album surrounding (his) PTSD and other mental health stuff, and im sure he wasnt the first to rap open about his mental issues or going to therapy.
This was some heat.
I have never or will EVER be in The Streets poppin' guns or doing dumb shit and therefore I can't relate in ANY way but Conway The Machine is somebody who I can tolerate this kind of content from as well as Griselda in general because not only of their delivery but the wordplay and bars they use and the AMAZING beat selection they use and they are genuine. Like I typically do NOT like talk about drugs or hoes or money and all that but these guys are the exceptions because of those keypoints I mentioned like I NEVER thought I'd enjoy THIS kind of content from anybody cuz again I can't relate to that but damn is it enjoyable as fuck. This album is fucking incredible and I love how vulnerable he was on this and what a great debut to put out on the label of one of the GOATs. Plain and simple. 🙏🏼🔥💯
Myke the Kid C Town back again 💯
Ken is absolutely right ! They are the best in the game , Facts Conway is going to see this ! Great reviews dehh …
Been saying Conway is the one to watch for since hearing the EIF series.
No Skips!!!
"cop out or not, it's the truth" - I feel you. People act like I'm a bad person cuz I can't keep names straight, but it just doesn't stick in my brain that way.
I dont think him nor West ever wanted to really retire as much as they said. They just hated being on Shady. Hence, a debut album completed 2 years ago coming out just now..
I really liked it the mixtape was fire too conway flow ober family ties was crazy my fav track was drumwork
Mixtape was trash
Marco Marco
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Top tracks (as voted by DEHH) - "Lock Load" (5 votes), "Piano Love (4 votes)", "Tear Gas (3 votes)", "Drumwork (3 votes)", "Guilty (3 votes)", "Stress (3 votes)", "God Don't Like Ugly (2 votes)"
Conway best active rapper in the game rn
he one of the best but dude got some competition
It’s crazy but you guys are right. Conway is that dude. When I first started listening to Griselda, I would rank Benny as my #1, then I listened more to West and Conway and after LuLu I knew Conway had it in him. Now after this album I can say that Conway is fucking amazing man. The way he opened up on this album about his life and still kept it G is something I don’t think I’ve ever seen from coke rappers. Can’t wait to see what you do next Conway, you’re a fucking legend in my eyes already 🤙🏽
This album is 🔥 🔥 btw beezy gone smoke Feefo in this next battle
Absolutely.
Yall had my same reaction for Jill Scott 😂😂😂
Conway been dope.
I fuckin loved Burden Of Proof tho From Benny I thought it worked well. Why should He keep doing Tana Talk over & over again?
BecUse they want to keep him in that box
That's what sucks.
Dope album
Album average
@@cold5837 What's average about it?
@@thehighground_ there are better projects from him so why would I listen to mid Conway. When put up with most rappers dicogs(including his own) it’s just a mid album.
@@cold5837 lol ok.
@@thehighground_ u asked
Album was phenomenal strong debut on Shady Records I can't see them letting Conway go after this favorite tracks Tear Gas, Guilty, So Much More,Lock and Load,Novel Chapters,John Woo Flick and Chanel Pearls btw new to Conway sounds like Raekwon
Keep Dealing with Pusha and Beanie is a masterpiece... Beanie sounded terrifying
Jill Scott best rapper alive
She surprised me I was like oh shit
@@jordantriplett5672 she went crazy
She went in lol
It was like getting two features in one goddamn
Jill Scott has rapped before, she was on Jeezy album TM103 on the song Trapped.
Am I the only one who thought Ken didn't say much?
Rite now ,,, Conway is 1 da best period ever in hip hop
I wish I could do my job like Feefo. "Do ya'llreally need to know about marsh ecosystems? Yall read about those in the books "
I definitely agree about RR verse, it seemed short imo
Lol I'm a big Jill Scott fan. Heading her rap did through me off a little lol. It was like when I heard Mary J Blige rap on the touch it remix. Conway said in an interview, it was her idea.
Great review
Legendary album
The Lox vs GHOSTFACE AND RAEKWON???? ridiculous
I agree 200 percent on RIck Ross on Tear Gas. Ross wasn’t able to rap long enough.
200 acres show you what my words worth lol
I paused right when Myke said "(Ross) had a great run until this", jesus Myke savage af - also true lol.
Ross first bar too classic what is yall talking about Smfh
It's love the genius* btw
I love that y'all listen to music in a vaccum but sometimes y'all gotta go watch the supporting content like artist interviews, for context. That way y'all won't be sounding crazy and guessing things that everybody watching already knows.
first listen this is good
second ..ok yeah this is better then i thought
multiple listens this is really personally
Dont let that intro track ever leave again!
GREAT review
I like Benny more. He's my favorite in the crew but I agree that Conway is more versatile.
Lets argue.. The reason I didn't prefer this album is because From King to a God is better, it had a little tooo much introspection for me but I get that's the theme, and most importantly, I think most of the music was 2 years old.. How do I know?
I saw an interview of his where he said 2 of the songs from the Griselda album were from this album (whenever that was I'm just estimating it was 2 years ago). City on the map and Bang were supposedly from this album. That suggests the album is at least as old as the Griselda album. You can also tell by some of the adlibs he used back then being on this album. You can just tell the music is old. He's better than he was then, now and that's my gripe with it.
Reject 2 and GOAT are 5 / 6 years old and some of his best projects. The focus was just more storytelling than bar heavy
Great Review.
i would love to see yall's commentary on the new kanye doc
This is not her first time rapping. Come on now. Jill Scott's extremely talented.
Novel's part was meant to be Anderson Paak. We were robbed
Great one
Face can beat The Lox by himself.....
This album is fire
They didn’t remove beanie’s lung. He got shot and woke up in the hospital with the tubes down his throat. And like an idiot he yanked and pulled it out and damaged everything on the way up. That’s why his voice is like that. I love beans though. One of the greats.
Holy shit the old intro
BANG with EM was supposed to be on this album
I liked this project. The Tana Talk 4 sounds like the problem
Gotta review the new kodak now
Vulnerable and somber
I didn't even know the album was out. I thought it was just the new single he drop 🤣
This Isn't Jill Scott First Time Rapping....
Myke C Town is a menace lol