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crine brine - brine

I didn’t think it was bad just average

About half good songs

Intro is fantastic though

lmao

the Netflix of rnb

holy moly

well damn

CB gonna pull up on them PF niggas, they playing a dirty game lol

the hate is so forced
2 stadium tours back to back in a year

that being said he need to stop dropping long albums lol

Bhris is about to make an appearance

How is it forced when he hasn't dropped a good album in over a decade. It's just aight with some decent tracks at best and over bloated track lists with bad songs at worst.

Reminder that the general population does not have good music taste

Brown, Royalty, Breezy are his worse albums to me. Gratiffi and Fortune might be there low-key..

Was X the last album that really resonated?

For me yes. I also liked 11:11 (Deluxe)

Usher put out that trash album during the Superbowl and before his tour so they even lmao

I f***ed with Fortune heavily. Royalty got some s*** on there too. Couldn't name two songs off Graffiti

It's long and a mess but Heartbreak had some really good stuff on there. I wouldn't really ever play it in full but I'd say after X, that one is the last.

I always f***ed with this off Grafitti

Indigo maybe but X is the better project

he knew better than to name that weak ass s*** confessions 2

I cringe at seeing stuff like clowning him for being inspired by Sinners. Like yeah, artists are inspired by other art. If MJ didn't watch An American Werewolf In London, would Thriller have been Thriller? Some folks will instantly look past the point because of the comparison but it's the first one to come to mind.

@RVI @BGFX