i been telling myself to listen to that denzel curry album for months but itās so easy to ignore
i liked walkin tho
really haven't been big on zel since the unlocked s*** so now he's full lyrical spiritual miracle but i recognize his growth
Nah I think Melt My Eyez is the stronger project start to finish. Might be Denzelās best project. 9/10.
Mr. Morale is really solid but itās flawed. Kendrickās performance is definitely better but the production is arguable, itās great on both albums. I would give Mr. Morale an 8/10, very far from his best work. I donāt think itās this magnum opus that some people are claiming it is. Itās a really great album nonetheless though, but far from perfect.
I disagree completely. Iām happy you like that more but itās night and day respectfully.
This might be the best album so far this decade. Denzel just made a cool album.
Plus the pressure was also different.
denzel curry lowkey having a meltdown on twitter that kendrick is getting praised so much
This is just wrong, even if they did, Kenny did it better
He really dropped a f***ing classic
you came around?
If you donāt like this album, listen 10 more times. I promise you.
I hear you. Iād take it a step further and argue that itās beyond just hip-hop. Cultureās dying in general. Weāre all feeling it. Creatives like Kendrick are feeling it tenfold because weāve desperately looked to him for a balm. One major theme among many on this album feels like him admitting that there is none and explaining why he feels the need to remove himself from the picture.
It his me particularly hard because Iāve felt that desire to just yell f*** this and leave it all behind often these past few years. Not in a suicidal way; in a way similar to what I feel like Kendrick is saying, where heād rather just be with his loved ones than play the game weāre all stuck playing. And he recognizes that itās a privilege to do so and essentially abandon the role that we hoped heād play, to your point, but heās choosing him.
And I think part of the point is feeling angry with him for choosing to go about things this way rather than unification. Hell, thereās a lot on this album Iām very disappointed to hear from him. But at the same time, I understand it. And thatās the meta message, that his perspective might differ from ours.
I want you to know how much ifw u for this bro. been waiting until I got off work to tell you that we see eye to eye fully on this and I've appreciated feeding off of you these past few days
I'm coming to realize that I don't really have an opinion on the album. I have judgments about his messaging and proclamations, like the hip hop in its twilight years point that I made, but asserting myself in the very game he's making a broad point about disavowing feels obsolete given how in depth he's going on here
Nah I think Melt My Eyez is the stronger project start to finish. Might be Denzelās best project. 9/10.
Mr. Morale is really solid but itās flawed. Kendrickās performance is definitely better but the production is arguable, itās great on both albums. I would give Mr. Morale an 8/10, very far from his best work. I donāt think itās this magnum opus that some people are claiming it is. Itās a really great album nonetheless though, but far from perfect.
the production is like the best part of this album though
denzel curry is a below average rapper who makes music that appears better than it actually is
I disagree completely. Iām happy you like that more but itās night and day respectfully.
This might be the best album so far this decade. Denzel just made a cool album.
Plus the pressure was also different.
Nah I donāt even think this is a top 5 album this year. Itās really really great, but itās not a masterpiece at all. Itās definitely a flawed project.
I have it at #8 this year so far
really haven't been big on zel since the unlocked s*** so now he's full lyrical spiritual miracle but i recognize his growth
last full album i heard from him was ZUU it was a cool lil thing but i think itās better to leave the simple bangers to more popular rappers
denzel curry is a below average rapper who makes music that appears better than it actually is
Nostalgia 64, 32 Zel, and Imperial hard af
I hear you. Iād take it a step further and argue that itās beyond just hip-hop. Cultureās dying in general. Weāre all feeling it. Creatives like Kendrick are feeling it tenfold because weāve desperately looked to him for a balm. One major theme among many on this album feels like him admitting that there is none and explaining why he feels the need to remove himself from the picture.
It his me particularly hard because Iāve felt that desire to just yell f*** this and leave it all behind often these past few years. Not in a suicidal way; in a way similar to what I feel like Kendrick is saying, where heād rather just be with his loved ones than play the game weāre all stuck playing. And he recognizes that itās a privilege to do so and essentially abandon the role that we hoped heād play, to your point, but heās choosing him.
And I think part of the point is feeling angry with him for choosing to go about things this way rather than unification. Hell, thereās a lot on this album Iām very disappointed to hear from him. But at the same time, I understand it. And thatās the meta message, that his perspective might differ from ours.
damn bro am i gonna die soon or some s***
you got me reading this like it's about to be the fall of rome or something are we going to be ok
It took Denzel having an outburst for yāall to stop calling him Reddit rap and realize that he been nice the whole time lol
damn would've loved a Kendrick and Push collab again
Nostalgia 64, 32 Zel, and Imperial hard af
imperial and n64 for sure