Is Argentina playing a physiological game by playing bad then all of sudden good to fake out opponents or do they just get motivated after a single goal
One of these artists had the biggest hip-hop beef of all time, that followed up with a Super Bowl performance that introduced a lot of people to him, which would naturally bring traction and spike his numbers, and eventually lose a decent percentage when hype dies down, but ight
Okay I finally got through all of the albums
'Habibti' is the singing album for the ladies. Not for me, but I'm sure someone will like it.
'Maid of Honour' is 'Honestly Nevermind Part 2'. 'Cheetah Print' and 'True Bestie' are most likely going to be the standouts.
'Iceman' is the tough guy/diss album. He's rapping, which I enjoy, but it's too much rehashing old stuff from the beef. Production is on fire though!
Overall I will only be coming back to Iceman and that's it. There will be something for everyone, but you have to ask yourself are these timeless classics, or just some stuff to get out of his deal with UMG and go indie? The stans will continue to bring up numbers like anyone gives af, but the music is not showing Drake has matured AT ALL. Idk if he's still waiting until he's on his own to finally put out something meaningful, or if this is just him for the rest of his career? I would love to see some growth, but the man is clearly still hurt after what happened 2 years ago.
My issue with young artists is that their first album comes too early in their career I think the first album really solidifies who you are and should take alot of time to consider before releasing