Tom Brady Rapped 50 Cent’s ‘In Da Club’ on NFL Broadcast, and the Singer Responded
Tom Brady quotes 50 Cent's 'In Da Club' on air for a birthday wish, and the rapper responds warmly on Instagram.
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Tag: hip hop
Album Reviews1.6/10
Childish Gambino’s Almanac Leaks Is a 31-Track Mess That Never Coheres
A sprawling, thirty-one-track statement of intent that tries to do too much at once, failing to cohere.
Album Reviews6.9/10
Camp Review: Gambino Plays a Clown Who Never Takes His Jokes Seriously
A record of jests and hollow mirth, wherein a man assumes a mask of mockery and never lets it fall.
JPEGMAFIA’s Veteran Earns Its Reputation as One of Hip-Hop’s Most Ambitious Albums
A veteran's loud, fast, and impossible-to-ignore record of glitched intros and straight rap aggression.
Album Reviews8/10
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Album Reviews8.1/10
Paraffin (Instrumentals): Armand Hammer Strips the Vocals and Still Packs a Punch
A record stripped of voice, yet heavy with history and dread, wherein beats refuse to rest.
Album Reviews7.9/10
Armand Hammer and The Alchemist’s Mercy Trades Piano for Violence, and Mostly Earns It
A grim tale of mercy, wherein a piano and two rappers conspire to make the listener sit still amid war, ruin, and quiet dread.
Album Reviews8/10
Armand Hammer’s WHT LBL Trades Radio Hooks for Ambition — 8/10
A review of Armand Hammer's WHT LBL, a rap album blending trap, jazz loops, and soul, ranked track by track.
Album Reviews8/10
Killer Mike’s Pl3dge Balances Radio Hits With Political Fire, Mostly Landing Its Marks
A fire-breathing political statement with songs built for radio, Pl3dge earns its place among Killer Mike's finest work.
Album Reviews9/10
Killer Mike Forges Force From 24 Tracks on I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind
Killer Mike forces his way through 24 tracks on I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind, proving his voice remains the fiercest weapon.