The Lonely Island, The Wack Album | Album Review
Comic rap trio The Lonely Island both allure and offend on their third studio album, ‘The Wack Album.’ Andy Samberg and company are both unapologetically stupid and incredibly hilarious.
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Comic rap trio The Lonely Island both allure and offend on their third studio album, ‘The Wack Album.’ Andy Samberg and company are both unapologetically stupid and incredibly hilarious.
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