Deja Vu is easily a top 5 em song but unfortunately people only look at his hits and don’t really dig deep into his discography. That song easily deserves to be among his best work than other songs people praise a lot.
I believe one of the biggest points against Relapse is just the accents right? (And I guess some odd song choices) Otherwise, it's a really fun concept album, digging into that perspective of a serial mess to society
To this day, Relapse is an album I love. Say what you want about the accents, but that production and Em’s rapping I’ll never not like on that album. 😭
Ab-Soul's Do What Thou Wilt. Y'all loved it, but it got a very polarizing reception initially and many forget it exists at this point. I still think it's fantastic.
There is a little subtle storyline going on there but idk if I’m reaching. Especially when it gets to Must Be The Ganja, then Deja Vu, then Beautiful one after another in the tracklist order. But Crack A Bottle right after Beautiful kinda took me out of it despite it being a good song.
Dr. Dre - Compton. It's aged amazingly well, the features are fantastic (especially Snoop and Anderson .Paak), the concept is often misunderstood because everyone wanted Detox and Compton is not that. Criminally underrated album.
I remember it wasn't available on streaming for a long time and was even hard to find on UA-cam. I distinctly remember it being like a lost album for a minute. Maybe only on Tidal? I don't remember but that hurt it. A lot of people never heard it for that reason. I really like it too though. I pirated it day 1.
I been listening to Relapse since it dropped, so I’m with Myke on this one. Only skip for me is Insane. Album is very weird even by Em standards but that’s why I love it.
Aesop Rock- Bazooka Tooth is my favorite project by him but it gets hate and flack from his fans because the production was so different and in-your-face compared to Labor Days. But in reality it was Aes taking his first risk. And it really paid off. Also thank you Myke C-Town for doing a Backpack Classics review of it :)
Mannnnnn, I'd say Man on the Moon 2 by Cudi, that album was as raw as it gets, one of the first few albums to really show their sleeve. The concept is dark but it's a part of reality people face.
Thank you Ken for bringing up hip hop is dead, great mid 2000's raw hip hop album. Good story telling. Some of the beats sound alittle "old" now but that's in my top 5 nas albums. Still dreaming is probably my favorite song. For those that miss the "old kanye" that's a good one.
im glad Myke is defending Relapse, it’s actually a pretty good continuation of the slim shady character and it’s horror movie feel in the production along with eminem’s twisted lyrics and flows really is a moment in time. it was the last time eminem did something interesting and different with his music in a good way lmao
I love this album more than the black up (which I also love ) I didn’t think loads of Shabazz palace fans disliked this album , otherwise I would have mentioned this album as well
@@ElijahMCMalik Yeah, but everyone *loves* stillmatic. The consensus is that »I AM« is bad because he had to rework it very quickly (there was a leak) and he tried to be radio-friendly to win back money. stillmatic was considered his *comeback.* That's how bad »I AM« and »Nastradamus« were received. Jay-Z even used them to diss Nas' discography in »Take-over«. To be honest, Nas probably has one of the best discographies in Hip-Hop (even Fantano had to admit that in a video). He's not as consistent as Kendrick but he works faster. The lows in this discography aren't as low as people say and *stillmatic* and *god's son* were probably his »real« second prime … not the KD series. The KD series is actually Nas' *third prime.*
Mine will always be Cilvia Demo. I know people love it, but I think most people would put a lot of other TDE projects above it. I put Cilvia over any other album that came outta TDE, and I’ll die on that hill 😂.
I agree wit Ken wit Electric Circus, I was a baby when the album came out and I feel like there are some more experimental albums from that era didn't get the love they deserved for whatever reason.
For me it's Sticky Fingaz "The Life and Times of Kirk Jones" That's a masterpiece concept album to me. Highly overlooked and underrated. I wasn't even a fan of Onyx when that came out, but Sticky was in rare form.
‘Till this day, I’m very salty that we haven’t received an instrumental version of Relapse, I’ll never get tired of saying that it has some of Dr. Dre’s best production/beats 💯
I honestly think that album was just ok. A lot of the topics were hit on just a surface level. The only ones that really hit hard are the title track, Let Nas Down, She Knows, and Rich Niggaz. If he were to re-do it now he’d have done it way better. It’s my least favorite J. Cole album.
@@jesuspernia8031I get you. I think his topics are still surface level. Many of the topics on born sinner were discussed in Mr. Mórale by Kendrick but much deeper. But being Cole’s second album, he spoke about some heavier things but and a much younger POV. Cole’s biggest flaw is acting like he knows the answer to everyone’s struggles, but Born Sinner was one of the only times he spoke like he didn’t know the answer.
More Life is my favorite Drake project. And has been since it dropped. One of my favorite things about Drake is his versatility. And that "playlist" has it all. Almost every time Drake's throwaways or loosies are better than his main tracks.
I hated Yeezus when it first came out and I'm a Kanye stan. The production was not for me at first, I wanted soulful samples and Dark Fantasy type tracks. Over time and then after seeing the album live changed everything for me. It's one of my favorite Kanye albums of all time.
I agree that CrasH Talk is solid. I never hated it. The only song I never really got into was Chopstix. I also like Blueprint 3. What We Talkin' About, Thank You and Already Home are some of my favorite Jay songs.
Rod said in the Jesus is Lord album review that he went to the Yeezus tour and it was really good cause they didn’t play any songs from the album. I think he may be mixing the album up with the concert experience
i know it’s not really the question but i’m just going by the albums that holds a special place in my heart and i would literally die over. 1)College Dropout-over the years i see people put yeezus,graduation,808’s,even Pablo ranked above dropout, but in my opinion it’s still kanye’s best album for me. 2)Food & Liquor 1-lupe don’t think it’s a classic and i don’t even know if he would put it in top 3 albums of his not saying he doesn’t acknowledge it, but the influence that album haves on artists is insane from ab-soul,kid cudi,childish gambino,denzel curry,kids in the hall,linkin park alot of artists took cues from food & liquor😭 3)Stankonia-My Fav Outkast album the production is insane and i think it’s a essential 2000’s album, i don’t think it’s better than ATLiens but it’s still a really good album❤️
Revisionist cap on Future’s “Honest”. People loved “Turn on the Lights” and “Neva End” before it so “no toxicity” wasn’t the issue; he didn’t even have that rep yet. “Honest” wasn’t well-received because it was too pop-mainstream. Before “DS2”, he reformed with the “Monster” to “56 Nights” run.
I didn't fw EM's Relapse at first too. after a couple of years I gave it another listen from a different perspective and it's one of my fav' EM's albums.
I rank it 4th in his catalogue only behind his classic trio. And I think it’s only slightly below them. After Relapse I think there’s a gap in quality between it and the ones I rank below.
That’s what I’m saying. I’ve never in my life, with people or on the internet say it’s bad. I’ve only seen people cheer it. It’s my favorite Vince album but idk anyone who’s said it’s not good
@@hoc1992 Vince staples said himself he got crapped on for releasing a dance /electronic , and I saw quite a few people online not mess with the album , including deadendhiphop, I think most of the guys on there didn’t like it , most people prefer the self titled album or ramona park broke my heart or summertime 06
First that comes to mind is Common - Electric Circus. That has to be one of his best but was misunderstood at the time because of the unorhtodox production.
@@brotherchason Naw bruh it's fits very well in his catalog is it his best naw but its definitely gonna be a considered a classic later on down the line and its very cohesive with his m whole catalog
That's what I also thought initially. Then I realized that weird accent made Em rhyme words that just won't rhyme with his normal accent. It would sound weird with normal Em rapping voice
“Wyclef Presents The Carnival Vol. 1”. That shit was a revolutionary album that never gets its damn flowers. I never understood the beef with “Beats, Rhymes” I’ve heard the same thing. Now the Problem so many have with “The Love Movement” I get. That said I’ll defend that album all day everyday. I always viewed that album as a precursor to “Amplified”. Let’s just call it what it is and that’s QTips solo debut project with a few Phife guest verses and a bunch of bonus tracks.
I don’t think people hate that album. I’ve never heard anyone down that one. And personally that’s my favorite Vince album. I could be wrong, but shoot there’s not a Vince album I know that ppl don’t like
In the tribe documentary. They also said "Beats, Rhymes and Life" was their worst album. I think sonically it was good but it was something about the chemistry of that album that wasn't there.
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Keep at it with these posthumous Myke videos 😂💪🏽
😂😂
Acting like he died 😭😭
@@idolgraylong live Myke 💀💀💀
MYKEAVELI
This is hilarious
Myke C-Town got a Ready to Die in him since he refuses to retire 😂
Kyori Sama with the jokes 😂
Shhhhh let him forget
Glad to see you guys still posting videos with Myke!! As long as he’s cool with it I would love to keep seeing unreleased stuff being posted
Eminem - Relapse finally clicked for me last year, I had it totally written it off all this time but it's honestly my #1 favorite Eminem album now
Deja Vu is easily a top 5 em song but unfortunately people only look at his hits and don’t really dig deep into his discography. That song easily deserves to be among his best work than other songs people praise a lot.
I will die on the hill that these two albums are good
Eminem - Relapse
Common - Electric Circus
I believe one of the biggest points against Relapse is just the accents right? (And I guess some odd song choices)
Otherwise, it's a really fun concept album, digging into that perspective of a serial mess to society
Relapse was fire and honestly if it didn’t have the accent it wouldn’t hit the same. 8.5/10 maybe even 9/10 and I love the accents.
Snoop Dogg - R&G and Blue Carpet Treatment. People only mention his debut, these 2 are classics to me as well though.
AND No Limit Top Dogg....
Bush, it's just a vibe
To this day, Relapse is an album I love. Say what you want about the accents, but that production and Em’s rapping I’ll never not like on that album. 😭
Ab-Soul's Do What Thou Wilt. Y'all loved it, but it got a very polarizing reception initially and many forget it exists at this point. I still think it's fantastic.
Eminem-Relapse as a concept/horror core album is solid
There is a little subtle storyline going on there but idk if I’m reaching. Especially when it gets to Must Be The Ganja, then Deja Vu, then Beautiful one after another in the tracklist order. But Crack A Bottle right after Beautiful kinda took me out of it despite it being a good song.
Dr. Dre - Compton.
It's aged amazingly well, the features are fantastic (especially Snoop and Anderson .Paak), the concept is often misunderstood because everyone wanted Detox and Compton is not that. Criminally underrated album.
i honestly love most of that album
I remember it wasn't available on streaming for a long time and was even hard to find on UA-cam. I distinctly remember it being like a lost album for a minute. Maybe only on Tidal? I don't remember but that hurt it. A lot of people never heard it for that reason. I really like it too though. I pirated it day 1.
Kendrick was dissing Tf out of drake on there too. Fire
💯
Who retires first. Myke or Mayweather?
Relapse is a classic to me. Top 3 Em album I have it on vinyl
relapse is a masterpiece
I been listening to Relapse since it dropped, so I’m with Myke on this one. Only skip for me is Insane. Album is very weird even by Em standards but that’s why I love it.
Aesop Rock- Bazooka Tooth is my favorite project by him but it gets hate and flack from his fans because the production was so different and in-your-face compared to Labor Days. But in reality it was Aes taking his first risk. And it really paid off.
Also thank you Myke C-Town for doing a Backpack Classics review of it :)
Dude I have no clue how Aes fans so collectively dislike Bazooka Tooth, I fuckin looove that weird ass album
Once again appreciate Ashton’s input on the show! Def keep bringing him on
RIP Myke man it’s like he never left!!
Chamillionaire - ultimate victory... one of the best hip hop albums ever
Mannnnnn, I'd say Man on the Moon 2 by Cudi, that album was as raw as it gets, one of the first few albums to really show their sleeve. The concept is dark but it's a part of reality people face.
Didn’t know people disliked motm2.
Relapse is 🔥
Thank you Ken for bringing up hip hop is dead, great mid 2000's raw hip hop album. Good story telling. Some of the beats sound alittle "old" now but that's in my top 5 nas albums. Still dreaming is probably my favorite song. For those that miss the "old kanye" that's a good one.
im glad Myke is defending Relapse, it’s actually a pretty good continuation of the slim shady character and it’s horror movie feel in the production along with eminem’s twisted lyrics and flows really is a moment in time. it was the last time eminem did something interesting and different with his music in a good way lmao
THANK YOU.
I'm still confused about why people dislike that album.
@@Spit1990 accents... once they get past that, they start to apprechiate it
Shabazz Palaces Lese Majesty is a masterpiece with a genre of its own.
I love this album more than the black up (which I also love ) I didn’t think loads of Shabazz palace fans disliked this album , otherwise I would have mentioned this album as well
Rich Boy - Rich Boy
He is rightfully noted as a one hit wonder. His debut album was great.
Yeah that album was actually pretty great. Had some anthems on that joint.
Myke is me 😩
Relapse is a cult classic
I got it as his 4th best album
Relapse 💪💪💪💪
for my peace of mind that’s his final album, last time em sounded like em
Relapse was ass changed my mind on Eminem
But still great mc
Nas’ “I am…” is so dope bruh
i also love stillmatic
I Am was mostly good. Idk what people had against it.
@@ElijahMCMalik Yeah, but everyone *loves* stillmatic. The consensus is that »I AM« is bad because he had to rework it very quickly (there was a leak) and he tried to be radio-friendly to win back money. stillmatic was considered his *comeback.* That's how bad »I AM« and »Nastradamus« were received. Jay-Z even used them to diss Nas' discography in »Take-over«. To be honest, Nas probably has one of the best discographies in Hip-Hop (even Fantano had to admit that in a video). He's not as consistent as Kendrick but he works faster. The lows in this discography aren't as low as people say and *stillmatic* and *god's son* were probably his »real« second prime … not the KD series. The KD series is actually Nas' *third prime.*
Hip Hop Is Dead is a high quality album. People only hated on it because they thought Nas was criticizing the South which was dominating the genre.
I can’t imagine these convos without Myke
Mine will always be Cilvia Demo. I know people love it, but I think most people would put a lot of other TDE projects above it. I put Cilvia over any other album that came outta TDE, and I’ll die on that hill 😂.
Cilvia comes after Good Kid from TDE for me
I would put a few TDE albums above it but it’s insanely underrated. Fantastic fucking project
@@skabzemortal I wouldn’t argue Good Kid is better. And on a few days, Black Face is tied for me, but I’ll argue to the death on everything else lol
That and sun’s tirade 🔥
testing asap rocky
his best album easy! idk why it was so misunderstood
Loved that album
If someone said it was his best I wouldn’t argue it
That album grow on me
I agree wit Ken wit Electric Circus, I was a baby when the album came out and I feel like there are some more experimental albums from that era didn't get the love they deserved for whatever reason.
Always vouch for it… it’s my personal favorite Common album.
For me it's Sticky Fingaz "The Life and Times of Kirk Jones" That's a masterpiece concept album to me. Highly overlooked and underrated. I wasn't even a fan of Onyx when that came out, but Sticky was in rare form.
Agreed
YEEZUS WAS A GREAT ALBUM
‘Till this day, I’m very salty that we haven’t received an instrumental version of Relapse, I’ll never get tired of saying that it has some of Dr. Dre’s best production/beats 💯
Born Sinner- J. Cole
So many great verses. Some corny lines but followed up by great ones that make it better.
I honestly think that album was just ok. A lot of the topics were hit on just a surface level. The only ones that really hit hard are the title track, Let Nas Down, She Knows, and Rich Niggaz. If he were to re-do it now he’d have done it way better. It’s my least favorite J. Cole album.
@@jesuspernia8031I get you. I think his topics are still surface level. Many of the topics on born sinner were discussed in Mr. Mórale by Kendrick but much deeper. But being Cole’s second album, he spoke about some heavier things but and a much younger POV.
Cole’s biggest flaw is acting like he knows the answer to everyone’s struggles, but Born Sinner was one of the only times he spoke like he didn’t know the answer.
J.Cole 4 Your Eyez Only even people are starting to love the album
I didn’t really give that album a chance until F.D. Signifier put me onto it
Loved that album that was cole mr morales and big steppers
I will defend Yeezus till kingdom come. That album is a masterpiece.
I would nominate Resurrection by Common. It still baffles me why you think its a boring album, its absolutely amazing!
Agreed, it's a classic.
Relapse has always been 🔥🔥🔥
I’m with relapse and yeezus.
I love those albums.
Electric Circus for sure. Always liked that album.
More Life is my favorite Drake project. And has been since it dropped. One of my favorite things about Drake is his versatility. And that "playlist" has it all. Almost every time Drake's throwaways or loosies are better than his main tracks.
I'm not as into Drake anymore but I agree with you. Some of his best tracks are on that album and it flows really well.
@JulianWyllie I was tired of Drake too until he decimated Kendrick on Push-ups and now I'm revisiting all his albums again.
Young Dro best thing smoking had slaps used to play it pre gaming for the club in my younger days underrated album fr🫡🤝🏾
Nas-Nastradamas, Eminem-Encore, Eminem-Relapse, Nas-Street's Disciple Foxy Brown-Chyna Doll
I hated Yeezus when it first came out and I'm a Kanye stan. The production was not for me at first, I wanted soulful samples and Dark Fantasy type tracks. Over time and then after seeing the album live changed everything for me. It's one of my favorite Kanye albums of all time.
I be forgetting theres people that didn't like yeezus at first 😂😂 I was sold instantly
I've Championed Kingdom Come From Day 1. Album From Start to Finish Flows immaculately.
Kingdom Come was Jay first mature album. It's not his best work but there are some gems on that album. Beach Chair is one of my personal favs tracks
I agree that CrasH Talk is solid. I never hated it. The only song I never really got into was Chopstix.
I also like Blueprint 3. What We Talkin' About, Thank You and Already Home are some of my favorite Jay songs.
Rod said in the Jesus is Lord album review that he went to the Yeezus tour and it was really good cause they didn’t play any songs from the album. I think he may be mixing the album up with the concert experience
Low-key, Young Dro's Best Thang Smokin was an album of dope beats; ovr the yrs I've gone back 2 it a few times
i know it’s not really the question but i’m just going by the albums that holds a special place in my heart and i would literally die over.
1)College Dropout-over the years i see people put yeezus,graduation,808’s,even Pablo ranked above dropout, but in my opinion it’s still kanye’s best album for me.
2)Food & Liquor 1-lupe don’t think it’s a classic and i don’t even know if he would put it in top 3 albums of his not saying he doesn’t acknowledge it, but the influence that album haves on artists is insane from ab-soul,kid cudi,childish gambino,denzel curry,kids in the hall,linkin park alot of artists took cues from food & liquor😭
3)Stankonia-My Fav Outkast album the production is insane and i think it’s a essential 2000’s album, i don’t think it’s better than ATLiens but it’s still a really good album❤️
They are talking about albums that people don’t typically like that you love , everyone loves college dropout , food and liquor and stankonia
Relapse by Eminem and I Dont like shit, I don't go outside" by earl Sweatshirt
Revisionist cap on Future’s “Honest”. People loved “Turn on the Lights” and “Neva End” before it so “no toxicity” wasn’t the issue; he didn’t even have that rep yet. “Honest” wasn’t well-received because it was too pop-mainstream. Before “DS2”, he reformed with the “Monster” to “56 Nights” run.
Logic - Under Pressure, Lance SkiiiWalker's Introverted Intuition, and Camp by Childish Gambino
Lupe Fiasco's Tetsuo and Youth is one of the best albums of all time. Of all time!
I don’t think you understand the concept of this video
ELECTRIC.WIRE.HUSTLE.FLOWER
SING IT WITH ME KEN!!!
That song gets me hype!! 😂
Honest is one of my favorite future albums no question. Glad it got mentioned, never heard anyone talk abt it before
Relapse is an excellent choice! Don't understand the hate it gets
c town and the company man should do a segment called: Myke-Hunte
Strays with Rabies by EarthGang is a classic unfortunately a lot of crazy albums dropped in 2015 and it got overshadowed.
I didn't fw EM's Relapse at first too. after a couple of years I gave it another listen from a different perspective and it's one of my fav' EM's albums.
They 'bout to keep releasing more Myke content than Diddy did with Big 😂
I ain't mad though
The album I would die on a hill for is Arrested Development - Zingalamaduni. It’s definitely underrated.
Hihop is dead is a fav of mine so is the first Slaughterhouse album 💯
Lasers isn’t that Bad is all I’m saying . Lower tier Lupe imo but not the war crime it was treated like.
Nas Life is Good, I love that album.
Who said that was a bad album? We need to take they hip hop card away
I think people actually like that album bro
Mine is Rolling Papers by Wiz Khalifa. That's a classic. I also share Myke's love for Relapse and Blueprint 3
Nelly's first album will always hold a special place in my heart because it was the first rap album I owned.
Labcabincalifornia - Pharcyde
Underrated as hell
I agree 100% Young Dro Best Thang Smokin a southern classic
Relapse is fire
One of my favorite Em albums
I rank it 4th in his catalogue only behind his classic trio. And I think it’s only slightly below them. After Relapse I think there’s a gap in quality between it and the ones I rank below.
Shoutout to Ken for bringing up Hip Hop Is Dead. I love that album but I’m also a Nas Stan. 😅
Nas - I Am...
Lasers by Lupe, 808s by Kanye, Idlewild by Outkast
Vince Staples : Big Fish Theory
Had no idea people didn't like Big Fish Theory. Production alone makes it a classic.
That’s what I’m saying. I’ve never in my life, with people or on the internet say it’s bad. I’ve only seen people cheer it. It’s my favorite Vince album but idk anyone who’s said it’s not good
@@hoc1992 Vince staples said himself he got crapped on for releasing a dance /electronic , and I saw quite a few people online not mess with the album , including deadendhiphop, I think most of the guys on there didn’t like it , most people prefer the self titled album or ramona park broke my heart or summertime 06
I would defend Dilla's Rough Draft and Champion Sound - people really disrespect those albums.
First that comes to mind is Common - Electric Circus. That has to be one of his best but was misunderstood at the time because of the unorhtodox production.
Jay Z - American Gangster. That album is 🔥 from beginning to end. A concept album that Jay took as far as it could go. Went back to it a few times.
Who knocked that album?
@Blackchucky23 no one really. I just never heat anyone talk about it. At all.
@@LofiTryfe this is probably my favorite Jay album...Blueprint and Reasonable Doubt still holding strong
Top 3 Hov album
Relapse is a great album.
Em was rapping his fucking ass off.
Utopia by Travis Scott. The production is incredible, and I stand by my take that it's the most consistently great Travis record
That album just came out, give it about 2 more years then yeah
Waka Flocka Flame - Flockaveli
Big Fish Theory by Vince Staples
Who tf hates on that??
The 1st slaughter House Are people crazy that was a once in a life time projects
Kingdom Come was the first Jay album I bought with my own money. I remember being disappointed.
😂😂
People are tripping saying the self titled Slaughterhouse was wack... I love that album, I was surprised that people didn't like it
RIP Myke
Mykeaveli representing Relapse as always
haha i knew mike wouldn’t leave. good one myke! classic
Curtis, Blueprint 2, Country Grammar, Mr. Morale now that it’s ass apparently😂
Who really hates Country Grammar? It was a great album!
Mr morale wasn't ass tho
@@thelastdon9000his worst album
@@brotherchason Naw bruh it's fits very well in his catalog is it his best naw but its definitely gonna be a considered a classic later on down the line and its very cohesive with his m whole catalog
@@thelastdon9000 I wouldn't say it's ass, but it's 100% my least favorite project of his
real talk that relapse album felt like it boosted my vocabulary, it was cool to me
Best thang smoking is dope for sure.
Really underrated
Somebody should use AI to have Eminems voice from SSLP replace the accents on Relapse
That's what I also thought initially. Then I realized that weird accent made Em rhyme words that just won't rhyme with his normal accent. It would sound weird with normal Em rapping voice
no
“Wyclef Presents The Carnival Vol. 1”. That shit was a revolutionary album that never gets its damn flowers. I never understood the beef with “Beats, Rhymes” I’ve heard the same thing. Now the Problem so many have with “The Love Movement” I get. That said I’ll defend that album all day everyday. I always viewed that album as a precursor to “Amplified”. Let’s just call it what it is and that’s QTips solo debut project with a few Phife guest verses and a bunch of bonus tracks.
Combat Jack loved The Carnival too. RIP
Relapse was dope rapping. He had to relearn how to rap after overdosing and getting clean so was experimenting I guess.
Its Do What Thou Wilt for me. Alot of people weren't feeling it but I thought it was dope.
It’s criminal underrated
i think it’s one of TDE’s best albums
Not overhated at all, just very overlooked. I think These Days was more overhated.
@@jesuspernia8031 maybe its just my circle then because most my homies that are Ab Soul Albums really don't like that one.
eminem-encore and mtbmb
Calling him mykeiveli is hilarious
Big Fish Theory
I don’t think people hate that album. I’ve never heard anyone down that one. And personally that’s my favorite Vince album. I could be wrong, but shoot there’s not a Vince album I know that ppl don’t like
Not a bad album at all. But he’s made better projects like Summetime, FM!, and self titled
@@hoc1992 I have heard a lot of people dog on the beats which I dont get
In the tribe documentary. They also said "Beats, Rhymes and Life" was their worst album. I think sonically it was good but it was something about the chemistry of that album that wasn't there.
That was tribes fourth classic