Also, 2 Chainz brings probably the best feature on the whole record here. Quick note, the wild and far out endings on “Emoji A Chain” and “Too Much Jewelry”, are awesome. Insanely trippy guitar samples and highly drowsy autotune may set the stage for a new subgenre, psych trap, which would be greatly welcomed in a genre overall lacking in defined subgenres.Ī couple songs that really failed to stand out in the lengthy tracklisting, are “Beast”, and “Crown the Kings”. Offset shines on “Beast”, but overall is run of the mill and even kind of boring. “Crown the Kings” has a solid beat and nice in the pocket flows, but these songs should be considered part of the casualties in having a 24 song tracklist. “BBO (Bad Bitches Only)” is the big disappointment of the album, and the ONLY song that wasn’t good enough to save. Especially disappointing considering the Ye contribution, but the blame largely falls on 21 Savage here. 21 feels so uninspired, which is to be expected with his style, but his energy just doesn’t match up with the song and would’ve been much more fitting on an actual 21 Savage project. Other songs that got high level features, “Walk It Talk It”, “CC”, and “Notice Me” are all good, but probably could have been better.

The bass on “Walk It Talk It” is WOW, and the hook is hard, but if you were expecting a blowaway Drake verse, you’ll likely be let down. Nice to hear Gucci on “CC”, and Quavo’s autotune is especially nice, but with this song, Migos do little more than set the bar for a standard club banger (something they have been doing for quite a while now). On “Notice Me” it becomes clear that, at least in terms of hooks and melody, Post Malone is sort of like the white Quavo (obviously minus the rapping ability). #CURREN$Y PILOT TALK TRILOGY TRACKLIST SERIES#.

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