Tebatso Martin Moloto

This is something different from Future. With this album, Future went full-on RnB with it, offering us a blend of RnB-andHip-Hop, a typical Drake album style. This is Heartbreak-Future. He still very much traps, except he doesn't mumble and swallow his words like his typical self. The album has a heartbreak feel to it, more emotion to it, more in-depth lyricism expressing emotion. This is a totally different take from Future. An absolute masterpiece of a typical HipHop/RnB album.

The lyricism and artists on the vocal produce a rather soothing and a generalized touching feel to the music. The type of music that invokes feelings of compassion, romance and reminiscent. Absolutely love the work. However, I do have to critic the sameness of some of the songs in termsof beats, they turn to sound a bit repetitive to an extend, but the lyricism and choruses and general flow distinguish the songs very well. Overall, great album with great tunes.

If you ain't vibing with this album there's gotta be smn wrong with you. Jermaine Cole is no mumble rapper. Naah I ain't no dick-riding yes-man, I'm telling it like it is. On this album, J. Cole raps about his life in the music industry, more towards women he be running through on tours, his past, church stuff, the socio-economic difficulties blacks be facing. It goes without saying, J. Cole ain't no mumble-rapper, he actually says something when he raps. The lyrics contain insightful, thought-provoking, emotion-inducing and humourous content. 5/5 for this album no doubt, enjoyed it to bits.