- Aug 22, 2011
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a ZERO tho? :x
He was so frustrated reviewing it too
. But every point he made was pretty valid. Think he named it worst album of the year too, of ALL genres 🦉The Official Drake Thread6️⃣ - Drake & PND Album Fall 2024
He was so frustrated reviewing it too
. But every point he made was pretty valid. Think he named it worst album of the year too, of ALL genres 
- Jan 29, 2013
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Feel no ways and 9 are goat tier songs.
"Key chains go jangalingggggg"
"Key chains go jangalingggggg"
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- Aug 29, 2010
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FEEL AWAY.. FEEL AWAY.. YOUNG *****.. FEEL AWAY
I'VE STOPPED LISTENING TO THINGS YOU SAY
right in the feels
- Apr 23, 2013
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FEEL AWAY.. FEEL AWAY.. YOUNG *****.. FEEL AWAY
I'VE STOPPED LISTENING TO THINGS YOU SAY
right in the feels
- May 31, 2011
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Majid did his thing on Feel No Ways.. beat is incredible 
- Feb 13, 2014
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Hotline Bling just here at the end ruins the album lol, doesn't fit
- Jul 21, 2012
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Have only gone back to play feel no ways and Weston road sometimes even the into but that's about it for me. Not that the rest is bad it's just boring to me.
- Jul 31, 2012
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TPAB got a 10 if I'm not mistaken, but you thought it was wack. Review was pretty accurate. 4-6/10 is accurate for this album.
- Feb 8, 2009
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Majid did his thing on Feel No Ways.. beat is incredible
*Jordan, Majid is the singer of the duo.
That boy laced it.
- Jan 12, 2013
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To be fair it was more than deserved, should've been a -10. That Cudi album is hands down the worst garbage I've listened to in years, possibly ever.
a ZERO tho?
Couldn't last through a single full song. I remember being irritated I didn't put it in the recycle bin immediately.
There's literally zero redeeming factors about it.
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They drop the video for this
few parts i got to watch 
- Apr 26, 2008
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- Jan 2, 2010
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Dead End Hip Hop reviews are the best IMO. You hear different opinions. No bias, no stanning or hating.
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a ZERO tho? :x
There's literally zero redeeming factors about it.
Probably motivation to do better
- Apr 23, 2015
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I would give this album a 6 out of 10. Slightly better than what Fantano gave it, only because records that he thought were bad, I thought were shining points on the album like One Dance and Controlla.
For me, Drake is always going to sound good. It's his biggest edge over everyone else in Hip-Hop. His beats are never a hard listen, and whether it's R&B drake, Trap Drake, Dancehall Drake, he's always going to sound good. He has a really good voice for music.
However, it's the content on the album that's just flat out not interesting anymore and he doesn't do himself any favors by making it 20 songs. The album is just too long and when you're talking about the same thing, you need to make it as concise as possible.
That being said, the best moments on the album are when he strays away from his typical formula. One Dance, Controlla, are records that are at the very least different. They aren't what you would expect from Drake and for me, are a pleasant move away from the slow, murky underwater whining / crooning that we get from Drake. Weston Road Flows is a great standout record and probably one of Drake's best ever. It has the underwater 40 style beat, but he keeps the Mary J presence on the record, and chooses to use her voice as an instrument for drake to rap over, which was a welcome touch.
Another bright spot was Fire and Desire, where he isn't really whining w/the R&B, it's a flat out throwback to a sensual 90's sound which was done brilliantly. But overall, the album is too long with quite a bit of unnecessary filler. While I definitely enjoy One Dance and Controlla, it felt like he was overdoing it with Feel no ways and Too Good w/Rihanna, records that sound like he's trying to do the dancehall thing, and doesn't sound organic at all.
U with Me is another dope record, another record in which you won't hear anything that you haven't heard from Drake before content wise, but the production and DMX sample gives his melodramatic relationship with an ex some life. The bridge on the 2nd half of the record was one of the best moments as well.
Keep the Family Close.
U with Me
Hype
Weston Road Flows
Redemption
Controlla
One Dance
Grammys
Pop Style
Summers Over interlude
Fire and Desire
Hotline Bling
I feel like if the album was just these 13 songs, it would have been awesome. Records like Child's play, Too Good, With You, Faithful, Still Here, Feel No ways, are just either unnecessary or just sooooo bad, corny, and cheesy that I couldn't tolerate them.
6/10.
For me, Drake is always going to sound good. It's his biggest edge over everyone else in Hip-Hop. His beats are never a hard listen, and whether it's R&B drake, Trap Drake, Dancehall Drake, he's always going to sound good. He has a really good voice for music.
However, it's the content on the album that's just flat out not interesting anymore and he doesn't do himself any favors by making it 20 songs. The album is just too long and when you're talking about the same thing, you need to make it as concise as possible.
That being said, the best moments on the album are when he strays away from his typical formula. One Dance, Controlla, are records that are at the very least different. They aren't what you would expect from Drake and for me, are a pleasant move away from the slow, murky underwater whining / crooning that we get from Drake. Weston Road Flows is a great standout record and probably one of Drake's best ever. It has the underwater 40 style beat, but he keeps the Mary J presence on the record, and chooses to use her voice as an instrument for drake to rap over, which was a welcome touch.
Another bright spot was Fire and Desire, where he isn't really whining w/the R&B, it's a flat out throwback to a sensual 90's sound which was done brilliantly. But overall, the album is too long with quite a bit of unnecessary filler. While I definitely enjoy One Dance and Controlla, it felt like he was overdoing it with Feel no ways and Too Good w/Rihanna, records that sound like he's trying to do the dancehall thing, and doesn't sound organic at all.
U with Me is another dope record, another record in which you won't hear anything that you haven't heard from Drake before content wise, but the production and DMX sample gives his melodramatic relationship with an ex some life. The bridge on the 2nd half of the record was one of the best moments as well.
Keep the Family Close.
U with Me
Hype
Weston Road Flows
Redemption
Controlla
One Dance
Grammys
Pop Style
Summers Over interlude
Fire and Desire
Hotline Bling
I feel like if the album was just these 13 songs, it would have been awesome. Records like Child's play, Too Good, With You, Faithful, Still Here, Feel No ways, are just either unnecessary or just sooooo bad, corny, and cheesy that I couldn't tolerate them.
6/10.
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- Dec 14, 2004
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Bruh if you think that review was bad, he gave Kid Cudi last album a 0
That review had me crying, son was goin in
And he was being generous with that score.
Damn whyd you remind me of that horrible POS album
Someone lank me, please.
- Dec 25, 2005
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Its interesting how wide the array of peoples favorite songs is on this album. that tells me theres something for everybody. people are gonna backtrack hard in the next couple years
- May 2, 2012
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Not a real big Drake fan. First listen was horrible, second listen was better. I also felt every song on the album pretty much sounded the same.
Ya'll spend too much time trashing Drake. Like ya'll go out of your way to trash this dude. We get it. He's a culture vulture, he doesnt write hip raps, blah blah blah. People been saying the same **** for 8 years already. Let it go
Ya'll spend too much time trashing Drake.
Like ya'll go out of your way to trash this dude. We get it. He's a culture vulture, he doesnt write hip raps, blah blah blah. People been saying the same **** for 8 years already. Let it go
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I know I said I wasn't gonna do it but I was really curious on how my song rearrangement will sound, and I can tell you I like the album a whole lot better! Heres the order:
1. Views (Intro)
2. One Dance
3. Hotline Bling
4. Hype
5. U With Me?
6. 9
7. With You
8. Feel No Ways
9. Controlla
10. Summers Over Interlude
11. Still Here
12. Faithful
13. Grammys
14. Childs Play
15. Pop Style [Throne Version]
16. Weston Road Flows
17. Too Good
18. Redemption
19. Fire & Desire
20. Keep The Family Close
Just my experience but it may be worth a try for you still on the fence about the album
1. Views (Intro)
2. One Dance
3. Hotline Bling
4. Hype
5. U With Me?
6. 9
7. With You
8. Feel No Ways
9. Controlla
10. Summers Over Interlude
11. Still Here
12. Faithful
13. Grammys
14. Childs Play
15. Pop Style [Throne Version]
16. Weston Road Flows
17. Too Good
18. Redemption
19. Fire & Desire
20. Keep The Family Close
Just my experience but it may be worth a try for you still on the fence about the album
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- May 2, 2010
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Ironic I just learned this last night from a Canadian broad.
But on first listen of this album, I can't front, I was dissapointed. Flows were lazy, lyrics were basic, but the production is extraordinary.
With that being said, SEVERAL songs have grown on me A LOT. I think this album will grow on many people the same way.
Controlla
Child Play
One Dance
Hype
9
WRF
Views
Fire and Desire
You can't say this album doesn't have bangers.
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Feel No Ways is straight out of 808's & Heartbreak
- Aug 22, 2011
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My mans already explained it tho...Also someone break down whatever deeper meaning y'all got for "9". I'm intrigued now and it's corny to be like "nah b this upper echelon knowledge too advanced for you"
That ish deep forreal...
