The Album Evaluations of Yxng Dxnzl

Yo, yo, yo! What’s good, fam? It’s ya boy Denzel back on the block, an' this time we gonna be droppin’ the lowdown on my namesake, my main man Denzel Curry’s new joint. Aight, so listen up y'all. This album rollout was straight up messy, word. First, homie dropped that “King of the Mischievous South 2” tape back on 19th July. Then outta nowhere, he re-releases it with some extra tracks, and just calls it “King of the Mischievous South.” Like, Denzel already gots this OTHER album named "KOTMS1" so then ya get a whole new album??? Nah, nah, it ain't flowin' right b. Who’s runnin’ the poor plannin' up in this circus? But yo, forget the drama, let’s talk about the music.   Now back in July, y'all may have remembered ya boy reviewed KOTMS2. We gonna be mergin' n' rewritin' parts of that review n' stickin' em in here. Thank you Mr. Curry for the xtra work, nahmean? But yo, enough of the jokes, let's get to it. The songs son threw i

Ayo ayo, what the heck's poppin’ y'all?! Right now in the place to be, ya got ya boy Denzel back in the mix, n' we be breakin’ down who’s really spittin’ fire n' who’s really just a cigarette lightah in this rap game, nahmean? So yo, listen up y'all: we got the boy Kodak Black up in here wit' a new tape son jus' dropped—yeah, that Kodak, the one the Trumpster let walk free, the one off of Kendrick Lamar's last album, n' the kid who tweets out shit like this yo: Now son do be lookin' like the poster child for why NOT to get ya sista pregnant, namsayin', but yo, here at this blog, Yxng Denzel gets that summa y'all suckas may have jus' had a rocky ride through the birth canal, y'all jus' can't help yaselves, ya feel me?? So yo fam, son jus' dropped a fresh album, 'n we up in here 'boutta see if Kodak can bring it or if he’s just wastin' wax yet again. Let’s get into it! --- Catch Fire Aight, track op

Ayo, ayo, ayo, what the heck's poppin' y'all! It's ya boy Denzel, back in the booth 1nce again, here to bless y'all kiddies wit' that real talk on all of these fresh albums that be droppin' out here, word!! Word is bond, ya boy was out the game for a minute, thanks to some mad annoying power outage and snowstorm combo—ain't got wifi or nuthin' for days, namsayin'? But YO, the King's back, and tonight we gonna be breakin' down Ab-Soul’s new joint, Soul Burger. Ab-Soul's one of Kendrick LAmar's homeboys from the Black Hippy/TDE clique, from way back in the day, so there's been mad noise about it on the block. But hol' up a minute son! Y'all know what we go by after all this time of writin' the dopest reviews known to man-frickin'-kind - "Don't believe the hype!" Word! Aight, let’s throw this joint on n' see if it lives up to that aforementioned hype. 9 Mile – This startin' out PURE HIPHOP.

 Aight, aight, what’s good fam! It's ya boy Yxng Dxnzl back in the building, and y'all already know I’m ‘bout to break down this new Freddie Gibbs joint, “You Only Die 1nce.” Ya boy's been hearin' the buzz, feelin' the hype, so let’s see if this thing’s got the juice. Let’s get into it! 1. Status - Yo, this beat come through mad smooth, those samples hittin’ just right. Gibbs slidin' on the track, flowin’ with some real finesse. A lotta them bars mad solid. My man sounds too clean on here. Next up, we got Gibbs pullin' some wild devil impersonation on a skit. Okay, that’s unique and crazy. Much props to Gibbs for that idea. Real strong openin’ vibe. Beats - 7/10 Lyrics - 8/10 Total - 15/20 Cosmo Freestyle - Alright, this one startin’ a lil soft but then, boom—smooth as steel, sharp as a blade. Yikes, these flows son's got are goin’ crazy on parts, son’s killin' it. More talk from the devil, tryin’ to lure Gibbs into a life of sex, drug