I donвЂ™t predict BabyвЂ™s next LP coming close to this in quality or sales. Then, he retreated to the dark side and dragged comrades like Boosie Badass and TI along with him. He secured himself a spot on what would have been one of the best pop-rap remix collabs ever and overall he was ruling the world with all the memes about him. A hit album that has features from Nicki Minaj, Migos, Lil Baby, Kevin Gates alike and had solo songs worth your time.

Dude had it all going for him at the beginning of 2020. I canвЂ™t really remember anything about AMAZING GRACE besides your usual bad singing so IвЂ™ll leave my review at that.Д¬ontroversy aside, DaBaby has been one of the most frustrating stars of the century. While yes, she does rap about explicit topics her flows are more enjoyable than DaBabyвЂ™s. R&B resurgence Ashanti delivers a really well sung yet kinda out of place hook, but the real star of the song of Megan Thee Stallion. IвЂ™ll skip ahead to NASTY, a track which I would have given a 0/10 if it werenвЂ™t for the features. Next track has a great instrumental courtesy of London on da Track, A Boogie doesnвЂ™t do much for me here since heвЂ™s basically a Walmart Roddy Ricch. Also, CHAMPION isnвЂ™t the worst thing IвЂ™ve heard in 2020 so I have to give it to DaBaby on that. Little of it is due to DaBaby, while he does put in a decent performance the bouncy Miami-influenced hook from Lord and Savior Youngboy Never Broke Again really elevates it to another level. Combined with the funny quarantine music video, the song ends up being quite enjoyable. Luckily on track seven my loyal husband Roddy Ricch revives (any person who is unlucky enough to listen to this album) with a really well-sung and energetic feature. The first six songs are in the running for some of the worst performed, trap songs of the year. When songs arenвЂ™t underdeveloped like CANвЂ™T STOP and FIND MY WAY then they seriously turn sour as all hell and even border on unlistenable. So anyways, onto the extremely repetitive content of this LP. Dude had a pretty good brand that he built on last yearsвЂ™ вЂњKirkвЂќ and вЂњBaby on BabyвЂќ but instead he throws it out the window for seemingly no reason at all besides the success of lead single вЂњROCKSTARвЂќ (also, the best song here by a mile. The Ohio rapper is no secret to laziness and homogeneity in his songs and instead of building on his strong, aggressive rap flow (notice the singular usage.) he decides to add moreвЂ¦variety to his music with this release? While this is usually something I can commend trap-rap artists on, DaBaby simply isnвЂ™t that good atвЂ¦singing. Remember when I mentioned in my recent review for YNW MellyвЂ™s newest that every song on that album was either a simple, but good trap song or a complete, unredeemable sludge wave? Well, that applies to DaBabyвЂ™s вЂњрќ‰рќрќўрќ®рќ¦ рќђрќµ рќ–рќЇ рќ‰рќўрќЈрќєвЂќ as well.

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