damn review

<p style="text-align: center">damn by baby keem's cousin</p><p style="text-align: center">6.75/10</p><p style="text-align: center">favorite tracks (not in any order): dna, element, pride, xxx, fear, duckworth</p><p style="text-align: center">worst tracks: yah, god</p><p>this is gonna REALLY piss of kendrick lamar fans, right?</p><p>Yep, the one really popular kendrick album has issues. Deal with it.</p><p>Well written album, vocals is a little out of place at times but the lyricism and wordplay is amazing. no bad features, thank god. mike will made-it production is what really itches at me. More importantly, people have to realize this might actually be his worst album. For his other studio albums, i come back to them because i can learn more things about them with each re-listen. It's like an onion, you keep peeling back layers every time you listen to it. Although this is a very controversial, ambiguous, and brutally critical record, it didn't have that same magic with me when i tried my hardest to re-listen to this album. I applaud this album's message, but in no way i actually see people like this sonically for every single one of these tracks</p><p>I'm not going to hate on this album too much, because i know for a fact people would genuinely shit on this opinion of mine. However, I'll tell you this: kendrick, hands down, made some of these songs to solely chart, and songs like loyalty and love don't make too much to contribute to what damn is trying to convey as a whole message. One of the only good elements about this album is the amount of storytelling, lyricism, wordplay, and writing stuffed into here. One of many times saying this, but the rapper carries the beats for once in an album. It doesn't sound great as music, but it is very powerful if you solely look at this to understand the meaning behind the record.</p><p>(why are you reading an album review on an ai chat site? tf wrong with you)</p>