Dec 25, 2020
AKFreshThere needs to be a case study into how rappers drop trash but have brainwashed hypebeasts into loving it anyways
bro the hypebeasts hate this its a polarizing punk rap album
Dec 25, 2020
nerdyyou let reviewers form your opinion? thats actually sad
Dec 25, 2020
ClicheIt’s like every time I relisten to the album
a song that I didn’t really enjoy as much on the previous listen becomes amazing lmaooo
Dec 25, 2020when the stars align lil' b****, you better be ready!
16g 🏳️⚧️Dec 25, 2020nerdyyou let reviewers form your opinion? thats actually sad
- Dec 25, 2020·3 repliesnerdy
you let reviewers form your opinion? thats actually sad
I get it bro ur witty comebacks are sick!!
Album isn’t good tho
Dec 25, 2020
tupacartiwhat if ppl just genuinely like it lmao.
That's very possible too, I wouldn't say everyone buys into the hype.
- Dec 25, 2020·3 replies
Hey so why the f*** did he tweet hey at post and Pharrell?
Dec 25, 2020Place makes me wanna smoke everything I have in my room
- Dec 25, 2020·2 replies
Whole Lotta Red sees Playboi Carti showcases "a unique depth that has developed since the release of Die Lit", with him minimizing the use of his "baby voice" . Instead, as noted by Hypebeast's Nicolaus Li, the album contains "frenetic vocal styling that introduces a cohessive tonal cohesive that defines Whole Lotta Red".
Latesha Harris of NPR also noted how Carti trades in his baby cadences for a more aggresive sound, as he "continues with his signature unearthly sound. He opts out of being a traditional lyricist and instead acts a conductor of fun. His bars bounce among synthy, fractured beats from various producers ..., the end result showcasing how comfortable he is toeing the line between riveting and repetitive".
Carti getting through to these blogs?
Dec 25, 2020·1 replywhen you feel like this, can't nobody tell you s***
Dec 25, 2020Not2DayI get it bro ur witty comebacks are sick!!
Album isn’t good tho
ok bruh move on
- Dec 25, 2020megabowzer
Hey so why the f*** did he tweet hey at post and Pharrell?
VOL 2 SOON
Dec 25, 2020Not2DayI get it bro ur witty comebacks are sick!!
Album isn’t good tho
you should make a thread bout this brooooo
been trying to tell them this s*** sucks
- Dec 25, 2020dawg
when you feel like this, can't nobody tell you s***
- Dec 25, 2020·1 reply
I mix all of problems w prometh until i roll in my death bed
Justin 😼Dec 25, 2020People still hating on this?
- Dec 25, 2020innuendo
I mix all of problems w prometh until i roll in my death bed
DONT GET CLOSE
Dec 25, 2020some of these tracks are a waste
Either make them longer/add an feature or just cut it, it’s redundant and not as good as some of the other stuff on here, like no sl33p for example
Other tracks like new tank are next level but just end so quickly it’s annoying
- Dec 25, 2020vagabonds
idc if you think this album is a classic or trash don't force your opinions on others its weird lol
!!!!!!!!
Dec 25, 2020·2 repliesI CANT FALL GOTTA STAND TALL BACK AGAINST THE WALL F*** ALL YALL
Dec 25, 2020·1 replybasically what i’m saying is i can’t can’t change but for you i would do things (huh)
- Dec 25, 2020CLB PRADA
Whole Lotta Red sees Playboi Carti showcases "a unique depth that has developed since the release of Die Lit", with him minimizing the use of his "baby voice" . Instead, as noted by Hypebeast's Nicolaus Li, the album contains "frenetic vocal styling that introduces a cohessive tonal cohesive that defines Whole Lotta Red".
Latesha Harris of NPR also noted how Carti trades in his baby cadences for a more aggresive sound, as he "continues with his signature unearthly sound. He opts out of being a traditional lyricist and instead acts a conductor of fun. His bars bounce among synthy, fractured beats from various producers ..., the end result showcasing how comfortable he is toeing the line between riveting and repetitive".
Carti getting through to these blogs?
Whew
- Dec 25, 2020·1 replysyn
I CANT FALL GOTTA STAND TALL BACK AGAINST THE WALL F*** ALL YALL
what song is this line
Dec 25, 2020CLB PRADAWhole Lotta Red sees Playboi Carti showcases "a unique depth that has developed since the release of Die Lit", with him minimizing the use of his "baby voice" . Instead, as noted by Hypebeast's Nicolaus Li, the album contains "frenetic vocal styling that introduces a cohessive tonal cohesive that defines Whole Lotta Red".
Latesha Harris of NPR also noted how Carti trades in his baby cadences for a more aggresive sound, as he "continues with his signature unearthly sound. He opts out of being a traditional lyricist and instead acts a conductor of fun. His bars bounce among synthy, fractured beats from various producers ..., the end result showcasing how comfortable he is toeing the line between riveting and repetitive".
Carti getting through to these blogs?
They see what most of us here are seeing . Progress