Jbreezyondeck

4y

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Jbreezyondeck

4y

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thegreatdivine

4y

Just peep how pretentious this whole s*** is lmao.

5 Takeaways From Drake’s New Album Honestly, Nevermind"
The superstar’s surprise release combines his signature lovelorn bravado with beats built for the dancefloor.
By Jayson Greene

We only had a few hours’ notice before Drake released Honestly, Nevermind, his seventh studio album, into the world. As he did with 2021’s Certified Lover Boy, he presaged its release by sharing a majestically incoherent note on Apple Music, spilling over with guffaw-worthy Drake-isms. “I can’t remember the last time someone put they phone down, looked me in the eyes, and asked my current insight into the times,” went one line, which made me wonder if Drake was waiting patiently for someone to quiz him on runaway inflation or how Democrats can avoid a rout in the midterms. After that, he released the video for “Falling Back,” a bizarre and somewhat depressing spectacle in which he marries 23 different Instagram models. The Drake meme machine seemed to be firing up in preparation of another typical Drake banquet—ridiculous quotables, samples so absurdly expensive that Drake could have used the money to fund Toronto city schools for a year, a tracklist that made you cancel your weekend plans to get through the whole thing.

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So it’s a bit of a surprise to see that Honestly, Nevermind is one of his shortest albums ever—14 tracks, over in less than an hour—and that it contains only a few transcendently stupid Drake Thoughts. The album is filed under “dance” on Apple Music, and throughout Drake downplays his rapper persona in favor of crooning behind lush, air-conditioned beats. One of the biggest takeaways is how little there is to… take away. Drake doesn’t reignite any beefs, share any particularly extravagant pieces of gossip, co-opt any big memes, or even utter the name of a single major chain restaurant. It feels like one smooth-brain dance playlist, like if you put on his hit “Passionfruit” and let the algorithm do the work for the next 52 minutes. Let’s get into it:

thegreatdivine

4y

Just peep how pretentious this whole s*** is lmao.

5 Takeaways From Drake’s New Album Honestly, Nevermind"
The superstar’s surprise release combines his signature lovelorn bravado with beats built for the dancefloor.
By Jayson Greene

We only had a few hours’ notice before Drake released Honestly, Nevermind, his seventh studio album, into the world. As he did with 2021’s Certified Lover Boy, he presaged its release by sharing a majestically incoherent note on Apple Music, spilling over with guffaw-worthy Drake-isms. “I can’t remember the last time someone put they phone down, looked me in the eyes, and asked my current insight into the times,” went one line, which made me wonder if Drake was waiting patiently for someone to quiz him on runaway inflation or how Democrats can avoid a rout in the midterms. After that, he released the video for “Falling Back,” a bizarre and somewhat depressing spectacle in which he marries 23 different Instagram models. The Drake meme machine seemed to be firing up in preparation of another typical Drake banquet—ridiculous quotables, samples so absurdly expensive that Drake could have used the money to fund Toronto city schools for a year, a tracklist that made you cancel your weekend plans to get through the whole thing.

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So it’s a bit of a surprise to see that Honestly, Nevermind is one of his shortest albums ever—14 tracks, over in less than an hour—and that it contains only a few transcendently stupid Drake Thoughts. The album is filed under “dance” on Apple Music, and throughout Drake downplays his rapper persona in favor of crooning behind lush, air-conditioned beats. One of the biggest takeaways is how little there is to… take away. Drake doesn’t reignite any beefs, share any particularly extravagant pieces of gossip, co-opt any big memes, or even utter the name of a single major chain restaurant. It feels like one smooth-brain dance playlist, like if you put on his hit “Passionfruit” and let the algorithm do the work for the next 52 minutes. Let’s get into it:

thegreatdivine

4y

The writers for Pitchfork reviews don't determine the scores.

peduxe

4y

I f*** with this album hard even thought Drake's vocal performance is bad at points. If he works on it he could do a lot better.

pneumonia

4y

The only main thing lacking on here, plus a few of the instrumentals could've been stronger.

Jbreezyondeck

4y

How’d you feel about the album fam?

greyangels

4y

Every song has grew on me exceptionally except Calling My Name smh

pneumonia

4y

Honestly enjoy it for the most part, few of the songs I weren't feeling like Texts Go Green grew on me. Do feel his vocals can get a bit tedious from the lack of vocal range but the production is solid for the most part to not let it effect the listening experience.

It's the drake album I've played the most since Views so it somewhat delivered for me. Decent album.

SaintJitterxburgFL

4y

Brah looks like a clean cut Seth Rogen

Broswisskey

4y

Today's fav is flight's booked summer at night vibes

Fitzy

4y

What would you do without me?

What would you do without me?

I think you will lose everything

highwaystar

4y

Fantano skipped every song about halfway through, classic way to first listen an album

Jbreezyondeck

4y

Strong co-sign from you. Love to hear it