that’s how it sounded to me first listen but it’s grown on me way more since

I can’t get through the album because of this

Every time I hear the production I wish someone else was rapping over it

AOTY

pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/vince-staples-ramona-park-broke-my-heart

Pitchfork 8/10

I feel like if you were someone who back then was listening to Vince's music pre-Hell Can Wait, you'd probably be more familiar and used to his more monotonous sleepy flows

All of his older works he sounds like that, personally I usually prefer it over his high pitched flows

This is who hurt this nigga: the album forreal

And this s*** sounds WAY better second listen.
Like first listen was cool but something about The Blues leading back into the first track seamlessly and going right into Free The Homies feels right.

Vince albums always sound better with each listen

It always takes a lil minute to appreciate how much detail he puts in his projects

Fav track?

DJ Quik is nice asf

At the moment, its 'AYE!'. But When Sparks Fly is already probably a top 10 Vince song

First listen was cool but nothing special, second listen tho
Aye free the homies, dj quik, when sparks fly, mama's boy and rose street are amazing, but magic, slide, papercuts, the blues are great too

When Sparks Fly is such a great song

Me and my friend sent our top 5 off project and we both picked Aye first

Need to see more Lemonade love in here
Why did y’all hate Magic again? This one of his best hooks

My AOTY

when sparks fly, first listen: mellow

second listen: hes talking about a gun

2nd verse of Slide goes so hard

When sparks fly is too beautiful man

HOLY HOW DID I NOT KNOW THAT LMAOOO

Don’t say this I’ll end up listening to it

Best song on there

I know I’m late as f*** but I just got the “if I had one wish” is a Ray J reference

Magic makes more sense now with the album you dig? Felt like a commercial cash grab when it came out