Definitely will. His track with Kanye and his track with John Legend are both fantastic.

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Kid Cudi - Passion, Pain & Demon Slayin' (2016)

Jesus christ this year is filled with so much amazing hip hop. I'm so happy I finally started to dive into the genre because it's all so ****ing good.

Big Sean likes to take credit for how he flows his punch lines together. I don't think he's the first to ever do it but whatever besides that.

Finally Famous is a great album, I don't know how it compares to his 2015 album in terms of sound because I didn't really listen to that one.

He does have a fun flow though that I'm a fan of.

I'll be honest Hall of Fame his second album only has a few decent tracks compared to Finally Famous. Those tracks are still worth checking out though. :dj:

i hated Hall of Fame except for one track that was so ****ing good. can't think of what it was called atm tho.

Guap?



There was another song on that album where he shit talks a little kid in the intro then goes into the song about fucking his mother lol.

nah this one. not as good as i remember but that beat thooooo

Babyfather - BFF

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really ****ing awesome experimental uk hip-hop/grime project from Dean Blunt and co. i knew i was going to be into this regardless because i'm kind of a Dean Blunt fanboy at this point but like, if you can get over his rather mediocre lyricism then this project is way worth it. also the concept is pretty cool too, a lot of self-aware criticism of the grime scene and certain emcees, definitely worth a try imo.

That has to be the worst album art of 2016.

that's part of the reason it took me so long to listen to it lol

also does it bug anyone else when people call those things hoverboards?

these are the real hoverboards

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