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Reviews Review: Lil Wayne's "Free Weezy Album" Is "Free Weezy Album" setting Wayne on a path towards "Carter V" greatness? By Nicholas DG July 09, 2015
Reviews Earl Sweatshirt "Some Rap Songs" Review Earl no longer "puts the 'ass' in assassin," instead turning inward to create an avant-garde rap masterpiece. By Patrick Lyons December 08, 2018
Reviews Wiz Khalifa "Rolling Papers 2" Review Although there isn’t anything egregious about "Rolling Papers 2," it could have been improved with a more focused sense of direction. By Richard Bryan July 17, 2018
Reviews Future & Young Thug's "Super Slimey" (Review) A Future & Young Thug joint release is seemingly perfect on paper, but "Super Slimey" is not. By Alphonse Pierre October 26, 2017
Reviews Trippie Redd's "A Love Letter To You 2" Review Trippie Redd is a future star, but this probably won't be the right project to get him there, quite yet. By Alphonse Pierre October 10, 2017
Reviews Future's "FUTURE" (Review) Future still seems afraid to color outside of the lines three years after doing so on "Honest," but his self-titled album draws on a rich back catalog and a never-been-better roster of producers. By Patrick Lyons February 22, 2017
Reviews "Tomb Raider" Is Ready To Oust "Black Panther" From Box Office Reign The film debuts in theatres tomorrow. By David Saric March 15, 2018
Reviews Royce Da 5'9" "Book Of Ryan" Review Royce Da 5'9"s "Book Of Ryan" is a triumph in storytelling, lyricism, and self-reflection. By Mitch Findlay May 09, 2018
Reviews SahBabii "Squidtastic" Review SahBabii continues to forge his own cannon on "Squidtastic". By Narsimha Chintaluri September 03, 2018
Reviews Pusha T Manifests Thanos Type Energy During Los Angeles "DAYTONA" Tour Stop Unstoppable energy from King Push. By Karlton Jahmal September 02, 2018
Reviews Gucci Mane's "Woptober" (Review) Gucci Mane's "Woptober" is an excellent, back-to-basics counterpoint to "Everybody Looking." By Patrick Lyons October 21, 2016
Reviews Review: Jeezy's "Seen It All: The Autobiography" "Seen It All: The Autobiography" finds the trap legend at the top of his game, comfortable with his position, and ready to finally dispense true-to-fact game. By Kahron Spearman September 03, 2014