Axel Osorio

I dont have this game yet why am I reviewing it.

I know some guy's gonna want to see the 1 stars. Anyways, Billie improved here by a lot on this album. This time, she didn't moans and used the same style like in her pevious work. Track 1 confused me since she talked about liking a girl, not a boy, but I'll let it slide, considering this new wave of music is changing. The next tracks are sonically the same, but its not bad at all. Overall Im glad she didnt mess up this time. 3/5

Album was not that great if you gotta ask me. 1. Album rollout was terrible. For 3 preview songs, we should've gotten more than 8 new songs. I mean, she hasn't dopped an album in 4 years. Seems lazy, and 8 new songs in 4 years????. Just keep that. 2. The song previews are the ones carrying the album. The rest of the album sounds generally the same. Sonically, its the same. Nothing new. 3. Title is a bit corny, at least to me. "Radical Optimism". Well, at least she didn't put Rad Optimism instead. Dance pop is really nice though, perfect for club or party bangers. Still, I would prefer Dua over artists like Taylor Swift, since she's all in all not boring, singing about the same thing, and cares about her fans, not in it for the fame and power.

Look, I wish I could give it a higher rating than a 1. But hey, its Taylor swift, when has she ever changed the formula of whining about breakups and talking about exes. Taylor for the past 10 years has sung about the same thing over and OVER again. It results to the fact she's capitalizing off her fans, since they want to hear more of this. I'm going to say it, she's an industry plant. Just think about it. It becomes worse to the point where fans are "crying, screaming, throwing up". I have no idea if this is a saying/motto/gimmick, but if this is true, I honestly have no words for the sheer emotion your feeling towards a song that doesn't actually follow to what it says. Sadly, she only wants to maintain her status of fame and greed.

Solid 7.5/10. Nothing bad, just terrible features. Nobody likes Freddie Gibbs and Ab Soul is for the oldies. The rest of the features were unknown, which was a shame. As for if it was a solo album, 10/10.

Solid meh. I mean the fans will hype him up like they hype up Kendrick and all that. 5/10 album. Ye just rapped racistly on some tracks and was cringe and lacked lyricism on some others. Ty was good on the album, no complaints. However, "Miss Westie" should focus on learning her fractions and multiplication instead of acting like a spoiled kid who acts tough. The features carried some tracks, and the beats were hard hitting. Overall Im just gonna say Kanye knows how to get attention.

A truly deserved five stars. This album samples artists from Billie Eillish, The Notorious BIG, and more. The way I see it, this is a personal bum for Nicki. Ranging from features to, Lil Uzi Vert, J.Cole and Drizzy Drake, This album a really good one. The first song starts with a “Where are you” tone. From there it gets more pumped up. The last song is a real one, as it talks about Nicki overcoming the more challenging problems that made her who she is today. One of the best Nicki Albums of all time. 10/10