Djalminha
Pro
It's not as good as Follow Me Home but it's a good album in it's own right, expected more though.
Jimmy ValenTime
A really good Lawyer
his voice was so hard on his last album
it sounds like he took a bottle of helium to the booth
this is okay ...
it sounds like he took a bottle of helium to the booth
this is okay ...
Jimmy ValenTime
A really good Lawyer
fly on the wall is dope till busta part
it sounds like he doing a live review of the track in his verse
it sounds like he doing a live review of the track in his verse
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
the more i hear it the less i like it. just sounds like a hypothetical Jay Rock impression of a Kendrick album
lightbearerchef
Von!!!
We get it breh, it aint
degreezPlus it dont, kdot aint neva made a song like the ways or vice city
Someone needs to Pass me the Mustard 
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
im just saying i tried really hard to like this record. i been on the TDE bandwagon extra hard but these light releases are starting to stack up.We get it breh, it aint
Plus it dont, kdot aint neva made a song like the ways or vice city
and you cant tell me you didnt hear him jacking Kdots flow all over the record. im not saying he jacked the whole album blueprint but he sounded almost like kendrick wrote some of his shyt
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
GKMC was a street record. The problem like I said before is it set the bar too high. They all made dope records individually prior to GKMC but instead of staying the course, they all felt the need to do different shyt thinking they would cross over as well. In the end they lost what made them who they were as artists in the first place. Just because Kendrick can get away with certain shyt doesn't mean they can. In the end all you get is a bunch of albums with a few dope songs on each.
But in the age of the MP3 all I did was take the best songs from every album that dropped after GKMC and made a compilation
Sad I had to do it but
lightbearerchef
Von!!!
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
GKMC was a street record. The problem like I said before is it set the bar too high. They all made dope records individually prior to GKMC but instead of staying the course, they all felt the need to do different shyt thinking they would cross over as well. In the end they lost what made them who they were as artists in the first place. Just because Kendrick can get away with certain shyt doesn't mean they can. In the end all you get is a bunch of albums with a few dope songs on each.
But in the age of the MP3 all I did was take the best songs from every album that dropped after GKMC and made a compilation
Sad I had to do it but
I see your point but this is too vague and it's implying that after GKMC each one of them did something experimental which is false. Control System was about as experimental as TPAB and it dropped before GKMC. Oxy wasn't experimental, and These Days was actually either not experimental enough or Soul didn't try hard enough on it because of label issues.
According to what I'm seeing, Q has finished his new album already, Soul has about 2/3 albums he's already sent in and Rock is already working his next album. Based on how those albums go then your point will be valid, because Q's album was a hit and was the 2nd best (or tied) album next to GKMC. Soul and Rock seem to have publically admitted that they dropped weak shyt
I like this album, I don't see how guys can say it's weak or disappointing I mean 11 songs is perfect
And I'm felling the title track, I like the ODB influence, adds to the grimyness of the song
And I'm felling the title track, I like the ODB influence, adds to the grimyness of the song
DerrtySouthpaw
Superstar
a drake stain calling another artists album inauthentic 
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