All tagged Lil Baby

"The Smartest" Makes the Case for Tee Grizzley's Spot on Everyone's Radar

"The Smartest" Makes the Case for Tee Grizzley's Spot on Everyone's Radar

RJ Levychin

Standing at 17 songs and 45 minutes long, Tee Grizzley’s latest project, feels as focused as it is free-flowing. Filled with a variety of concepts, vibes, and sounds, “The Smartest” is careful with its choice of collaboration, only featuring Meek Mill, Big Sean, Lil Baby, Lil Keed, Queen Naija and the Detroit Youth Choir. You can see the creativity intended on the project in the cover art that pays homage to major cartoons of the 2000s including “Totally Spies,” “The Boondocks” and “Codename: Kids Next Door.”

Gunna's "WUNNA" Proves to be a Stagnation Compared to Previous Projects

Gunna's "WUNNA" Proves to be a Stagnation Compared to Previous Projects

Nate Spurlin

Coming off his continuous run of being one of the most requested artists for a feature in the game, rapper Gunna is back with his first project of this decade titled “WUNNA.” For the most part, what we know about Gunna is cemented, a rapper who relies on his cadence and flow to cultivate a sense of chill on all his tracks. However, what is Gunna’s secondary sound? How versatile is he? These are questions that for the most part have gone unanswered, however, hopefully “WUNNA” is where we will find the answers we need.

"THE GOAT" is the Perfect Gateway for Polo G Fandom

"THE GOAT" is the Perfect Gateway for Polo G Fandom

RJ Levychin

The album has a good amount of features but is also jam-packed with more than enough songs to show what Polo G brings to the table. Standing at 16 songs over 47 minutes, “THE GOAT,” shows just how many sounds Polo G has mastered. The album features a mix of top tier artists and producers, including Mustard, Mike WiLL Made-It, Juice WRLD, Stunna 4 Vegas, NLE Choppa, Lil Baby and BJ the Chicago Kid.

"High Off Life" is Future's Best Work Since "DS2"

"High Off Life" is Future's Best Work Since "DS2"

Nate Spurlin

After an uncharacteristically calm year for the Atlanta legend, Future’s first release of 2020 comes in the form of his eighth studio album titled “High Off Life.” Pluto has been relatively quiet over the past year, only dropping three projects in the span from January 2019 to now.

Lil Baby's "My Turn" Shows He's Plateaued in His Superstar Potential

Lil Baby's "My Turn" Shows He's Plateaued in His Superstar Potential

Nate Spurlin

After a busy 2018 that saw Lil Baby’s “Harder Than Ever,” a joint project with Gunna “Drip Harder” and “Street Gossip” projects come out, the best move for Lil Baby to avoid fans having Lil Baby fatigue was to drop a minimal amount of music in 2019. Now in 2020, following a year where Lil Baby had only dropped thirteen songs, Lil Baby fans are refreshed and eager for the next Lil Baby project.

"Funeral" Cements Lil Wayne Is Still In His Prime

"Funeral" Cements Lil Wayne Is Still In His Prime

Nate Spurlin

“Tha Carter V” was clearly a mix of holdover songs that survived the long delay as well as new songs injected into the tracklist to give the project a somewhat updated feel. However, with the release of “Funeral,” fans can finally gauge how much Lil Wayne still has in the tank.

With The Release Of "!" Trippie Redd Hopes For A Strong 2019

With The Release Of "!" Trippie Redd Hopes For A Strong 2019

Nate Spurlin

Trippie Redd looks to come off his impressive 2018, with the 2019 release of “!” which serves as his sophomore album. Trippie Redd’s stock has certainly risen after the release of his 2018 debut album, “LIFE’S A TRIP” in early August as well as the release of his third mixtape “A Love Letter To You 3,” released in early November.