Thug doesn’t care if things make sense, and at times it sounds amazing. It’s a mind fuck trying to understand what he’s saying. Oh, he’s killing it now, I need to hear this again. He’s purposely slurring, I can hear him drooling on the beat. Young Thug hooks are some of the oddest in the game. The energy is high and I’m enjoying T.I.'s guest features more than his latest album. This one features T.I and Boosie, let’s go! This is a slapper. This one starts to feel fairly forgettable by the end. I’m loving the production, it’s syrupy and hazy, like being in a trap version of outer space. Thug is using the Migos signature flow, but he sounds like the originator. There is a hilarious growl when he calls himself a beast. This intro isn’t bad, it’s definitely different from his more eccentric stuff. He has to be pushing 50 now, can we get a birth certificate? Thug seamlessly switches between rapping and singing, his style is so unorthodox. It’s hilarious how Birdman has been rapping the same verse for the last five years.
I like his slow flow, he sounds good across minimalistic production. Thug really channels Wayne when he was at his most brilliantly inebriated. Birdmanīirdman is on the first record, interesting. So while I'll do my best to follow our 1 Listen rules, once I press play I can't pause, rewind, or leave my keyboard-if I stop typing, it’s to assist the friend who is currently laying some fresh sheetrock. Go hard or go home.įull disclosure: There’s a hole in my kitchen wall. Deliver an album that warrants the months of chatter.
Deep down, I want to see him do a "Fly In Intro" and a "Fly Out Outro." Announce himself as the new “Birdman JR,” or Thugger F.
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