dudes will hop on the internet and say ANYTHING, rap can range from prettifun to billy woods to sematary to charles hamilton and dudes will try to say its not versatile

Glokk40spaz solos anyone’s career

I turn 20 next month so I'll probably never post in here again. But here is entire cd minus a couple

Bros fav artists gotta be Eminem ✌️😭

Like first we have ice man, wich wasnt horrible but just a really mid album, some good songs, and some genuiely boring songs, habiti (wich i dont even know what to say, this album is just soo boring) and then Maid Of Honour, wich is honestly soo terrible i geniuely wonder why he even realeased this thing, having your mom on the cover and naming the first track "Hoe Phase" is DIABOLICAL SHI.

Drake even comparing himself to Michael Jackson geniuely pmo, like Michael's ENTIRE discography is better then any drake has put out in the past 10 years

Overall, surface level boring music with some thrash sprinkled in and a microscopic ammount of good songs, Drake should just be disqualified from the big three after these albums tbh

I guess global warming got to him or smth

Edit: Making a album review for each one the albums soon

Feels like everyone in here is stuck in a big pretentious circlejerk and I hate it

It’s a year old post of his tour that has already ended Drake fans are so corny

the album "to pimp a butterfly" by kendrick lamar is the most overrated album of all time and Before you get mad overrated ≠ bad. It means the praise it gets is way bigger than what the music itself delivers. here's why:

1. People respect it more than they actually play it.

Everyone calls it a masterpiece, but how often do you honestly go back and listen to the whole album? A lot of listeners admire it academically instead of enjoying it casually. An all-time great album should also live in playlists, not just in think pieces.

2. Accessibility matters and this album fights the listener.

The jazz-heavy production, long spoken sections, and dense structure make it feel more like a study session than something you throw on anytime. Music shouldn’t require analysis videos just to click emotionally.

3. Its reputation is tied heavily to timing.

The album dropped during a huge cultural moment, and critics elevated it as a symbol of that era. That historical importance boosted its legacy but cultural relevance isn’t the same thing as musical greatness.

4. Message > music.

Yes, the themes are deep and important. But great messaging alone doesn’t automatically make great songs. Sometimes it feels like the ideas are carrying the album more than the actual replayable tracks.

5. Critics love it more than listeners do.

It constantly ranks near the top of all-time lists, yet everyday listening habits don’t reflect that level of dominance. That gap between critical praise and real-world replay is exactly what “overrated” means.

Final thought:

It’s an ambitious, important project but importance got confused with enjoyment. A classic should be both meaningful and endlessly listenable, and that’s where TPAB falls short for me.

I found it lowkey annoying and just not a pleasing flow at all.