Crixpy

In 2018, I considered Kanye West as my favorite artist of all time. Indeed, that year was a busy year for Mr. Yeezy himself. He produced 5 albums/projects which are Nasir, Daytona, Ye, Kids See Ghosts, and that Teyana Taylor's album (forgot its name). If I am allowed to say which project I love the most, I would say this project is my favorite among the others. According to what I read, Tekashi Murakami is the one who designed the album cover and I am amazed by the album cover. I heard someone said that this album cover is an art that everyone would like without knowing any music stuff behind it. This album is filled with 7 Track/20+ minutes duration.  This album is opened by a choppy sample followed by a chorus sung by Kid Cudi accompanied by a lot of reverb and delay. After Cudi's part, we got a verse from Hip-hop Dope man, Pusha T. His verse is fantastic in my opinion, especially when he refers to Eazy-E's debut album "Eazy-duz-it". Kanye's yell and scream ...

  Faith is the second posthumous album from New York rapper, singer, and songwriter who blew up back in late 2019 with the banger track titled "Welcome to the party" and "Dior". Also, Travis Scott was part of pop early successful career because of the track "Gatti" which featured pop himself. Personally, that track grew on me a lot because when I took a listen to that track, I was kinda confused because the drum pattern on Gatti is really unusual. Yeah, at that time I didn't know what drill is. However, after a couple listens and knows the drill scene existence, I enjoy the track even more.  The first track on the album is a narrative that is spoken by Audrey Jackson (Genius) and with huge respect, I don't even know who she is. I like the intro but I think the drill beat at the end is unnecessary. More time is like a generic soft-hitting drill with an "ok" vocal performance from pop smoke. I expected some fresh air on the next song Tell T...