Yah, stackin' my money, payback on my money, I go for the win While it’s easy to dismiss the album as Jay-Z “outshining” Jay Electronica, it’s more of a difference of styles. Me and Murda, we up to somethin’ are you kidding me this is just 420 in London ffs. Fuck 20 up London P “Have you ever heard the tale of / The noblest of gentlemen who rose up from squalor? ATL super-producer Metro Boomin is credited on four songs, but his work is most noticeable on lead single “Heartless.” Metro deploys the same drum fill in the verses and refrains to build tension, similar to a pattern heard on recent hits like “Thotiana” and “Act Up.” If that’s too subtle, Tesfaye also shouts the producer out in the lyrics, intoning “Metro Boomin turn this ho into a moshpit” in a melodic rap flow. But, on Eternal Atake, Lil Uzi Vert makes a convincing case that if any rapper were to actually be abducted by aliens (or a cult of women) and come back converting traditional Earthly raps into a supernatural saga, it would be him. It seems like he’s fine with only his fellow Muslims and their god understanding what he says. Hov’s flows are more stunning and polished, while Jay Elec’s delivery sounds a bit rusty – but lyrically, they’re similar quality with different goals. It took two years, but Eternal Atake, easily Uzi’s best release so far, was well worth the wait. Your email address will not be published. Chilombo, despite all of its ups and down, is about pain, resilience and growth. Amidst the relentless pace of the protagonist’s gambling, the scenes I enjoyed the most were in transit.
Here’s hoping the deluxe version enhances the various personas of Uzi, instead of diluting them. And though they recur throughout the album, the repetition doesn’t grant cliches “This house is not a home” and “alone together” any actual significance. She basks in the limelight because of its warmth and the fact that she knows that she is never alone; her legion of loyal listeners continue to stand by her side knowing Aiko is as human as they are. The lyrics on After Hours stick to the typical Weeknd tropes. The depth of Jhene Aiko’s imagination is bold enough to conjure caution but warm enough to wade in. “Backspace” is a track from Lil Uzi Vert that was previewed on an Instagram livestream made in October 31, 2017.
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License. He slows down long enough on “You Better Move” to make sure you can catch his wordplay. All lyrics are property and copyright of their owners only. Used to hustle hard now you’re claimin’ you’re my cousin (Unreleased), Into You
blessed, wait a god damn minute... this shit is fuckin FIRE. L A week ago, without much prior warning, Uzi released a trailer for Eternal Atake. Since 2018, was publicly criticized by a suicide cult, leading to a change in the album artwork, and has had an ongoing dispute with his label Generation Now, who he accused of delaying the project’s release. Yah, got my bandz up, yah, now they notice me / Tall, dark, and decked out in customary regalia / Smellin' like paraphernalia / Hailin' from the home of Mahalia,” he begins. Yah, granddad money, yah, money old as me