Hey guys, just letting you know I'm gonna be testing a bunch of new techniques in my future videos. They're gonna have random vocal edits for no real reason other than just to be different, and I'm gonna have an unnecessary amount of people making guest appearances in my videos because why not. Should make for some good experimentation.
Reviews: TESTING 5/25, 2018 by A$AP Rocky. IMO by far the best piece of artwork by Rocky. You can clearly hear the influence of him being around Tyler, Carti and Ocean but also he keeps his style and originality here in some of the tracks. I have been a fan ever since Bass, Palace, Purple Swag and Wassup and I can say artistically this is his best piece of work/sonically this is up to par with a project like Yeezus too. Only thing it missed was the hit factor/rawness we got from him in the past. Examples: Wild for The Night, F**kin’ problems or even a straight up bar for bar rap song like 1Train. I believe that if Kanye, Ferg, Tyler and maybe someone more mainstream was featured in this album and made a party banger or a song for the masses that haven’t heard Rocky before no one would be critiquing this. I thoroughly enjoyed this and after easily 3 listens I can say without a doubt that he has matured and made music that represents him, shit he wants to make. As the Album says anyway he is TESTING new sounds and experimenting, biggest downside of this project was the amount of hype and expectations but it’s still a slight 8 for me.
Album was great. Changes being my favourite followed closely by Hun43rd French Montana's singing on "Brotha Man" really annoyed me he should've got an actual singer for that part. I understand about the hit factor song but the album's experimental I feel a track like that would break the flow of the album completely.
Jackson Shoe I think blackyspeaks is GOAT with the stuff he talks about. But it's different than cdtv. Cdtv is good at what he does and so on and so fourth
Everyone keeps going in expecting some sorta non stop banger album. There are some bangers on here but there are also some songs you can vibe to and just chill out with. I don’t think there’s a bad song on the album. But I like Rocky’s voice, I say solid 8/10 to a light 9/10🔥🔥🔥
Nah when alla first came out people were hating on it too. Eventually it grew on them and now everyone basically likes it. That’s probably how Testing will be too.
Michael Sam the big gay Yeah Fr I like the way Rocky definitely matched the ‘testing’ theme this album is meant to have, but it’s just like an experiment that really didn’t work very well. Hopefully when he brings out his next album in the next few years it’ll be better and in par with his old albums
And now, a strongly worded letter on the whole NY thang. Hip-hop began in the Bronx in 1973, and up until the mid-1980s, New York was virtually all of hip-hop. This dominance began to fall from totality when Ice-T, Too $hort, and NWA began rapping (as well as other regions, but Cali was the main competition) and was rendered a thing of the past in the G Funk era. The Wu Tang Clan led the resurgence of New York rap (followed by Nas, Biggie, Mobb Deep, etc), which lends credence to your claim of Wu Tang bringing in New York, for they are indeed naught to fornicate upon. Fast forward through the jiggy/bling era to 2011. NY hasn't been hot seen Dipset/Fiddy. A$AP Rocky becomes the first big face (followed by FBZ, Joey, Underachievers, etc). TLDR: you're both kind of right Great vid! 2007 was biracial
I think the what rocky means when he says he put new york on the map is that he not only brought a new style of fashion rap and hip hop to new york and worldwide but he also brought a new fashion sense from his new york heritage to the outside world with new thinking
He is! Though Rakim revolutionized rap, New York was already well-established, and he had two albums out by the time Straight Outta Compton dropped, so he wasn't really cementing New York any more than most of the other MCs at the time. On the other hand, Wu Tang debuted when the West Coast was in its peak (The Chronic dropped the previous year, Doggystyle dropped within two weeks, 2pac, DJ Quik, Ice Cube, Cypress Hill, and Ice T were all active...)
I’m a Rocky fan but it got over hyped. I feel like him telling us that it was a test was him telling us to just ingest it and not to get hyped before we hear it. The album was solid, not as great as his others but it was good. At least he knows now that he has to either refine this sound or choose another.
It's really nice to see this kind of a reaction, nowdays everyone just listens to the album and go hyper. No one really gives their honest opinion and break down parts of certain tracks. I'm a huge rocky fan I really like this project, but also respect your honest opinion on this. Great reaction keep doing what you doing man I wish you all the best in the future!
Also Im not sure if you noticed on the last track with frank ocean, there's a line you were speaking over "Lose someone every release, it feels like the curse is in me (A$AP)" When I heard this I got somewhat emotional because he has lost 4 people on all the albums he released. His father, ASAP Yams, his sister and now ASAP Press.
I have no idea to be honest, however I know (obviously) he was part of A$AP Mob and rocky mentioning in an interview (can't remember which one) that someone close to him died from the A$AP Mob before the release of the music video for A$AP Forever.
Montana Of 300 just dropped his album May 20th if i recall. If you are looking for flow and lyrics with that underground sound. Its top notch in my opinion. Probably the best drop this month!
1. Distorted Records 2. Asap Forever 3. Praise the Lord 4. Buckshots 5. Gunz n Butter 6. OG Beeper 7. Hun34rd 8. Purity Ring If this was the tracklist I'd give it an 8/10
Don’t feel like memeing today cause I️ have a real question😂😂when is the next discog vid I’d love to see drake or Cudi or some other big names you haven’t done one for yet
Will you cover some older albums on this channel?? I would love 2 see you react to Stillmatic, The Black Album or any of the oldschool albums you haven’t heard/covered before
@@CDTVthaG I respect your opinion, personally I thought the album was pretty good tho, but I can understand that it wasn't your style after watching the video
To me personally I loved this album to me it’s my favorite album of the year all albums by Rocky are new sounds to me and I love the music it sticks to me
You can tell how much his mood has changed to be honest, he barely brags about fucking women and buying designer clothes compared to his past work. I think everything is catching up to him now, losing family, growing old and life hitting him in general with all this pressure on him to put out an album even though he might not want to (maybe due to the A$AP curse he refers to in purity) and I think he just wanted to show the world that even a man with everything still has struggles. I fucking loved the album and the new sound he is trying to work with and I'm gonna continue loving it no matter how the public have reacted to it.
Honestly I think you should give Skepta and grime in general an extra chance. There are SO many great artists/songs/albums out there currently. Skepta is one of the OG’s that’s why he sounds a bit basic imo. Listen to Dave for instance, he’s a genius.
Hey, here for that "put New York on the map" thing. He did put New York on the map. The New York hip hop scene had been on decline for a long time since the glory of the 90s. Rocky blew up big in 2011 and many hailed him as the new king of New York and as a sort of re-incarnation of Biggie.
I think it's just so different that most people have a hard time liking it because it's so out of the blue of the normal song style I didn't like the abum when it first came out but I love it now
I’m very disappointed with this album! I used to be such a huge asap rocky fan, but ever since he’s started testing out new styles, he just doesn’t have as much talent when it comes to lyricism, flows, and even his delivery kinda annoys me.
He was never really a lyricist, however you can tell he's not trying to bite off people's flow on this album which you have to respect, like you didnt hear the "AY" flow once on the album and he was trying to convey stories on some of the tracks and in general just trying things out
In order best tracks on this album. 1. Distorted Records 2. Asap forever 3. Changes 4. Fuck sleep 5. OG Beeper 6. Tony tones 7. Kids turned out fine 8. Hun43rd then the rest pretty good too
You've gotta give the album a few listens. I didn't really like it the first time but it pulled me in after a few more listens. He gives an early 2010s vibe and I really felt like ik what it's like to be in his shoes I love how he gave us Isaiah Rashad vibes
He’s not saying that he put New York on the map. What he means is that New York fell off once wu tank broke up and the state no longer had any prominence in the rap game. That line means that’ ASAP Mob and him brought New York back to prevalence
A: Can we see you without a beanie? B: Can we see you without glasses? C: I know you like the beat for pump 93, so I did some research and found the original UA-cam beat he got it from. Its called enemies by kgwbeats
I'm from New York and I can assure you that New York was put on the map by multiple people. I don't know that much about the wu tang clan but Biggie had something to do with New York being home to a ton of great rappers
I think the album grows on you the more you listen to it. idk man i love the album and the reaction was good A S A L W A Y S been waiting for it since the album came out lmao
i think this was a great album imo. it’s really experimental and i don’t think enough people really opened their mind to it, and that’s why they didn’t enjoy it.
Hey guys, just letting you know I'm gonna be testing a bunch of new techniques in my future videos. They're gonna have random vocal edits for no real reason other than just to be different, and I'm gonna have an unnecessary amount of people making guest appearances in my videos because why not. Should make for some good experimentation.
Guest appearances? Ayyee try getting Shawn and Tabby in one of your vids in the future
Seems good
SandMonkey *weird
CDTVThaG That's going to be a lot of random videos then. 😂
ok cool so u should also try doing a worst rappers(???) vid on earl sweatshirt :)
Timestamp
1. Distorted Records 1:04
2. ASAP Forever (Remix) (ft. Moby, T.I., Kid Cudi) 2:52
3. Tony Tone 4:11
4. Fukk Sleep (ft. FKA Twigs) 5:09
5. Praise the Lord (Da Shine) (ft. Skepta) 6:46
6. Calldrops (ft. Kodak Black) 7:57
7. Buck Shots 9:17
8. Gunz n Better (ft. Juicy J) 10:35
9. Brotha Man (ft. French Montana) 11:31
10. OG Beeper 12:46
11. Kids Turned Out Fine 13:33
12. Hun43rd 14:29
13. Changes 15:19
14. Black Tux, White Collar 17:11
15. Purity (ft. Frank Ocean) 17:50
Thank me later
Legend
I'm thanking you now, but for your when you wrote that in the past it probably counts as later, so thanks
The g stands for *Gonald Dlover*
I keep trying to pronounce dlover now
Dalover
Haha
The G stands for phenomenal 😂 nice Weezy reference
Lil Faggit my favorite comment
Travis Scott has really disappointed me with this album.
UkiPlaysTV joke was never funny stop trying please
Jamal Jabareen Tru
Testing _45 lmao your name
UkiPlaysTV he does sound like him on this album
Tonybassist123 no it’s that. It’s that people confuse him for Travis Scott or Joey badass. But I he does sound somewhat similar to Travis scott
It’s pretty good idk why people hate it
Venenoso who hates it ??
Lou vi lots of people on Twitter
Venenoso damn idk
I despise it
Its trash
Personally i love this album. I think it is super great.
I like it too. A$AP Forever is so fucking good it's constantly stuck in my head and I also enjoy Distorted Records and Praise The Lord.
I love it
What if CDTV and CDTV The G were actually twins and we all thought it was a joke
Lil Meme ya
Rocky says A$AP and Wu tang put NY on the map. I would say Wu Tang put NY on the map, then NY rap fell for a bit then A$AP Lifted NY
DARTH SAMURAI that’s what he meant. He meant A$AP put New York back on the map
Dont forget Pro Era
That lil Wayne reference at the beginning though.
Reviews:
TESTING 5/25, 2018 by A$AP Rocky.
IMO by far the best piece of artwork by Rocky. You can clearly hear the influence of him being around Tyler, Carti and Ocean but also he keeps his style and originality here in some of the tracks.
I have been a fan ever since Bass, Palace, Purple Swag and Wassup and I can say artistically this is his best piece of work/sonically this is up to par with a project like Yeezus too.
Only thing it missed was the hit factor/rawness we got from him in the past.
Examples: Wild for The Night, F**kin’ problems or even a straight up bar for bar rap song like 1Train.
I believe that if Kanye, Ferg, Tyler and maybe someone more mainstream was featured in this album and made a party banger or a song for the masses that haven’t heard Rocky before no one would be critiquing this.
I thoroughly enjoyed this and after easily 3 listens I can say without a doubt that he has matured and made music that represents him, shit he wants to make.
As the Album says anyway he is TESTING new sounds and experimenting, biggest downside of this project was the amount of hype and expectations but it’s still a slight 8 for me.
On god bro, i've seen your comment on some other videos too, but i agree with you completely.
Album was great. Changes being my favourite followed closely by Hun43rd French Montana's singing on "Brotha Man" really annoyed me he should've got an actual singer for that part. I understand about the hit factor song but the album's experimental I feel a track like that would break the flow of the album completely.
Louis Degn Eriksen yeah need to defend my fav hip-hop artist with what I think, most people reacting to him don’t even know his music
asvpbycm yeah for Brotha Man I would of loved someone like Khalid
At long last asap his best Work foh
Cdtv tha g = Shawn Cee
Cdtv productions = blacky speaks
The CDTV’s are their own men thank you very much 😤
CDTVThaG I wonder how would CDTVProductions would feel about that comment.
Jackson Shoe I think blackyspeaks is GOAT with the stuff he talks about. But it's different than cdtv. Cdtv is good at what he does and so on and so fourth
Ximi X yeah I know I was just making random comparisons lol
Everyone keeps going in expecting some sorta non stop banger album. There are some bangers on here but there are also some songs you can vibe to and just chill out with. I don’t think there’s a bad song on the album. But I like Rocky’s voice, I say solid 8/10 to a light 9/10🔥🔥🔥
Isaiah Lamont Nope.Thats not why ppl don’t like it.Ppl liked ALLA and that was chill.
Nah when alla first came out people were hating on it too. Eventually it grew on them and now everyone basically likes it. That’s probably how Testing will be too.
@@flylord007 u was right my boy
@@TheApolloOrder I can agree
This album is basically:
First time listening: 5/10
3rd time listening: 10/10
😂
This is Rocky’s yeezus still an ok album but not up to par with his other albums
Michael Sam the big gay Yeah Fr I like the way Rocky definitely matched the ‘testing’ theme this album is meant to have, but it’s just like an experiment that really didn’t work very well. Hopefully when he brings out his next album in the next few years it’ll be better and in par with his old albums
Michael Sam the big gay 100% agreed. Live love is his college dropout, long live is his graduation and ALLA is his 808s and Heartbreak
eb man I wouldn’t say long live is up to the standard of college dropout but it is his best album and a modern classic
Michael Sam the big gay Agreed
No its not this album was amazing.
the new york on the map line i think is supposed to be more focused on the 2010's instead of all time
Pason Jayne bro were u around when livelove dropped?
I literally cried when i heard purity
The last line when he talks about how he lost family every release. Hits me in the feels man, I do also love the album.
Andrew the last line is hard. I respect you
Pason Jayne 😂
Purity is hella underrated tbh
Noble Pugh whole album very underrated
And now, a strongly worded letter on the whole NY thang.
Hip-hop began in the Bronx in 1973, and up until the mid-1980s, New York was virtually all of hip-hop. This dominance began to fall from totality when Ice-T, Too $hort, and NWA began rapping (as well as other regions, but Cali was the main competition) and was rendered a thing of the past in the G Funk era. The Wu Tang Clan led the resurgence of New York rap (followed by Nas, Biggie, Mobb Deep, etc), which lends credence to your claim of Wu Tang bringing in New York, for they are indeed naught to fornicate upon. Fast forward through the jiggy/bling era to 2011. NY hasn't been hot seen Dipset/Fiddy. A$AP Rocky becomes the first big face (followed by FBZ, Joey, Underachievers, etc).
TLDR: you're both kind of right
Great vid!
2007 was biracial
I think the what rocky means when he says he put new york on the map is that he not only brought a new style of fashion rap and hip hop to new york and worldwide but he also brought a new fashion sense from his new york heritage to the outside world with new thinking
What about Rakim? I thought he was 80s
He is! Though Rakim revolutionized rap, New York was already well-established, and he had two albums out by the time Straight Outta Compton dropped, so he wasn't really cementing New York any more than most of the other MCs at the time. On the other hand, Wu Tang debuted when the West Coast was in its peak (The Chronic dropped the previous year, Doggystyle dropped within two weeks, 2pac, DJ Quik, Ice Cube, Cypress Hill, and Ice T were all active...)
Andrew watch his genius interview. He basically says what this person commented
I’m a Rocky fan but it got over hyped. I feel like him telling us that it was a test was him telling us to just ingest it and not to get hyped before we hear it. The album was solid, not as great as his others but it was good. At least he knows now that he has to either refine this sound or choose another.
Cdtv the g stands for glasses
The G stands for greatly appreciated
Btw “bad company” and “A$AP forever” aren’t on the album they were singles
RedPandaMaster 75 I liked both of those and hun3rd and that’s it
@@james2155 Literally every song on the album was better than bad company, I'm so glad it didn't make the album.
A$AP Rocky is so 🔥 love your vids
Thank you man!
Brotha man the kinda song u hear in a laundry shop
It's really nice to see this kind of a reaction, nowdays everyone just listens to the album and go hyper. No one really gives their honest opinion and break down parts of certain tracks. I'm a huge rocky fan I really like this project, but also respect your honest opinion on this. Great reaction keep doing what you doing man I wish you all the best in the future!
Ustasa 1950 mostly everyone. Check out Shawn Cee
Ive been waiting for this album so long and really wanted to hear you opinion. Thanks for the video!
Also Im not sure if you noticed on the last track with frank ocean, there's a line you were speaking over "Lose someone every release, it feels like the curse is in me (A$AP)" When I heard this I got somewhat emotional because he has lost 4 people on all the albums he released. His father, ASAP Yams, his sister and now ASAP Press.
Andrew Who is A$AP Press?
I have no idea to be honest, however I know (obviously) he was part of A$AP Mob and rocky mentioning in an interview (can't remember which one) that someone close to him died from the A$AP Mob before the release of the music video for A$AP Forever.
Montana Of 300 just dropped his album May 20th if i recall. If you are looking for flow and lyrics with that underground sound. Its top notch in my opinion. Probably the best drop this month!
Tanmanz sounds like every Montana album, with trash Chicago beats from 2012
David Awonaike I disagree
Frank Ocean has the best verse on the album
MF West incorrect, Kid Cudi did
Leffeny na but Cudi’s hums were great per usual
Fax
I’m a huge fan of Rocky so I love this album. Then again, I might just miss him so anything he put out I would of loved
I'm surprised at long last asap didn't captivate you. That album was amazing
Oh I just haven’t heard that one in full yet, I’ll make sure to check it out soon!
CDTVThaG you definitely should I think it's his best work. Great video tho!
1. Distorted Records
2. Asap Forever
3. Praise the Lord
4. Buckshots
5. Gunz n Butter
6. OG Beeper
7. Hun34rd
8. Purity Ring
If this was the tracklist I'd give it an 8/10
it grew on me after a couple listens
Don’t feel like memeing today cause I️ have a real question😂😂when is the next discog vid I’d love to see drake or Cudi or some other big names you haven’t done one for yet
I’m not too sure! My twin definitely thinks he wants to cover someone like Earl Sweatshirt or Travis Scott next in that series!
CDTVThaG trav would be even better than those two actually😂😂😂Love to see ur take on that my man
Will you cover some older albums on this channel?? I would love 2 see you react to Stillmatic, The Black Album or any of the oldschool albums you haven’t heard/covered before
He was basically saying “ I put the new version of New York on the map” on forever asap
That’s what he said
People said this album trash but I guess they don't understand the theme of the album, it's called TESTING for a reason
I understand the theme, but it’s still bad imo
@@CDTVthaG I respect your opinion, personally I thought the album was pretty good tho, but I can understand that it wasn't your style after watching the video
To me personally I loved this album to me it’s my favorite album of the year all albums by Rocky are new sounds to me and I love the music it sticks to me
Same
Same idk why CDTV was so critical of it. It's amazing and it's different every song
After two years this album definitely grew on me. Is it Rocky's best album nah but it is good yeah for sure
You get an automatic like for that wayne intro cdtv the genomenal
You can tell how much his mood has changed to be honest, he barely brags about fucking women and buying designer clothes compared to his past work. I think everything is catching up to him now, losing family, growing old and life hitting him in general with all this pressure on him to put out an album even though he might not want to (maybe due to the A$AP curse he refers to in purity) and I think he just wanted to show the world that even a man with everything still has struggles. I fucking loved the album and the new sound he is trying to work with and I'm gonna continue loving it no matter how the public have reacted to it.
G stands for Don't step on my RAF simmons
Honestly I think you should give Skepta and grime in general an extra chance. There are SO many great artists/songs/albums out there currently. Skepta is one of the OG’s that’s why he sounds a bit basic imo. Listen to Dave for instance, he’s a genius.
Hey, here for that "put New York on the map" thing.
He did put New York on the map. The New York hip hop scene had been on decline for a long time since the glory of the 90s. Rocky blew up big in 2011 and many hailed him as the new king of New York and as a sort of re-incarnation of Biggie.
Does that count as putting it on the map though? Surely that’s just re-instating it on the map.
thank you for this
Thank you for watching!
Dawg you tripping Praise The Lord is the best song on the album
I think it's just so different that most people have a hard time liking it because it's so out of the blue of the normal song style I didn't like the abum when it first came out but I love it now
this really grew on me and i think this is now a great album.. what about u?
I always thought the G was for YEET
I’m very disappointed with this album! I used to be such a huge asap rocky fan, but ever since he’s started testing out new styles, he just doesn’t have as much talent when it comes to lyricism, flows, and even his delivery kinda annoys me.
He was never really a lyricist, however you can tell he's not trying to bite off people's flow on this album which you have to respect, like you didnt hear the "AY" flow once on the album and he was trying to convey stories on some of the tracks and in general just trying things out
First man On the moon You got to at least give Rocky credit for being willing to experiment. Most rappers in the mainstream wouldn't do that.
First man On the moon The talent he has wont go away not matter what. Either you have it or you dont and i think this album is fire
ADP1998 I mean this albums rlly rlly trappy
First man On the moon 1 album big deal
In order best tracks on this album. 1. Distorted Records 2. Asap forever 3. Changes 4. Fuck sleep 5. OG Beeper 6. Tony tones 7. Kids turned out fine 8. Hun43rd then the rest pretty good too
Just give the old ASAP project a listen again, it will grow on you so hard
Listen to his older albums they’re really good
"The g stands for phenomenal"I died 😂😂😂
R.I.P weezy
Your a true g for dropping this
You should also do track reviews everytime a new song comes out (for example something new would be denzel currys percs or drakes new song)
I do that for certain tracks, I’ll try to do some more of them soon!
Asap rocky put everything on the map
You don't like grime? Disowned, get out the UK.
your intros are always amazing lol
If you actually listened to the bars skepta said on his verse you would have realised he took inspiration from Dmx’s flow on a song i cant remember
Hey guys this is CDTVTHAG. The G stands for Rick and Morty season 4 oooweee
I remember Kodak dropped a r&b mixtape for Valentine’s Day and nobody at all talked about it lmao
Probably cause it’s trash
Yeah I heard about it, but there’s no way I’m gonna listen to that 😂
I hated that pretty guy was never on the album
So as 5 stars
Hopefully will be on a deluxe edition or cozy tapes 3
Sergeant Stud yea hopefully
Balpreet Sohal Above should’ve been here
Sergeant Stud actually it needs a verse from someone like tyler
Alright boys....fuck the album,what does the g stand for this time??
I enjoyed this album the 2nd time I listened to it very much.
You've gotta give the album a few listens. I didn't really like it the first time but it pulled me in after a few more listens. He gives an early 2010s vibe and I really felt like ik what it's like to be in his shoes
I love how he gave us Isaiah Rashad vibes
He’s not saying that he put New York on the map. What he means is that New York fell off once wu tank broke up and the state no longer had any prominence in the rap game. That line means that’ ASAP Mob and him brought New York back to prevalence
A: Can we see you without a beanie?
B: Can we see you without glasses?
C: I know you like the beat for pump 93, so I did some research and found the original UA-cam beat he got it from. Its called enemies by kgwbeats
Thank god one of my two favourite youtubers decided to react to this album (the other is shawn cee).
what the fuck how u not like gunz n butter!?!?!?!?!? literally my fav asap song
I'm from New York and I can assure you that New York was put on the map by multiple people. I don't know that much about the wu tang clan but Biggie had something to do with New York being home to a ton of great rappers
you have a great perspective man, just found your channel today. got a new sub.
It’s like he was doin a science experiment and it went wrong
I’m pretty divided on this album, it’s interesting and something new but it’s far from my favourite Rocky album.
The G stands for G
Skepta and A$ap go hard n that's fax 😂👌💯
Bro I agree, I like ASAP forever and hun3rd and that’s pretty much it
react to Playboi Carti's new album
JDM racing his trash
it is shit
Gamingwithsam YT boy your grammar is trash
I think the album grows on you the more you listen to it. idk man i love the album and the reaction was good A S A L W A Y S been waiting for it since the album came out lmao
The G Stands For *it's Good, nothing more, nothing less*
I set my expectations too high for this album, not as good as his other projects.
Gonna need that credit for that g is for phenomenal, GOOD VID THO
It is different for a reason if you watched the Complex interview
ISAIAH RASHAD DO ISAIAH
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Vertical Yeezus My first name is Isaiah...
The G is for Phenomenal.
"I just kind of want the album to end" hahaha sums up how I felt about alla and why I don't really fuck with Rocky anymore
17:39 The ad-libs on the track were done by Playboi Carti, and they may not seem to contribute much but they sound beautiful to me.
It's seems like all the songs u like Anthony Fantano doesn't like and all the song you don't like Anthony Fantano does like
This guy said he doesn’t like skepta. It was 2 years ago but I can’t take you seriously anymore
Facts dude really hated on this album for being different. His criticisms made no sense
This my first video iv seen of yours and I'm wondering where are you from ?
Nah skepta is one of the GOATs in the Uk -just listen to his Blacklisted project and put some respect on his name
I’m aware that he’s very well respected, but his music just isn’t for me
8.5/10. It was pretty good but there's just so many dull moments. Not something I'm normally into.
Crowbra D. Crow An 8.5 is a LOT more than pretty good
Your description sounds more like a light 6/10.
Rocky didnt put New York on the map, but he brought it back
Yeah that’s fair, I feel like the line woulda made more sense as “put New York back on the map” or something like that
YOOO IM NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO NOTICED THE FYM COMPARISON!!!!!!!
The álbum was ahead of its time
i think this was a great album imo. it’s really experimental and i don’t think enough people really opened their mind to it, and that’s why they didn’t enjoy it.
The G stands for gay
The G stands for G
The G stands for FREE MEEK MILL
The G stands for 400 YEARS WAS A CHOICE
Would you ever do a reaction/review on a Strange Music artist? Big Scoob's Duality came out a few days ago and I'd like you to review that
Potentially! I might check that one out but I can’t promise anything. I do really love Strange though
When do we get the Goodbye and Good Riddance by JuiceWRLD Album review?
This album was so chill except for distorted records
This is my favorite album ever.... :(
Ong bro ongg🙏
Ong CDTV rly was way too critical on this album it was great