Lil Dicky, ‘Freaky Friday’ | Track Review
Lil Dicky returns as ridiculously as ever on single “Freaky Friday.” The former XXL Freshman is assisted by the ubiquitous Chris Brown.
Lil Dicky returns as ridiculously as ever on single “Freaky Friday.” The former XXL Freshman is assisted by the ubiquitous Chris Brown.
Logic, fresh off a monstrous year in 2017, returns with ‘Bobby Tarantino II,’ the follow-up to his 2016 mixtape. Generally, there’s more ‘turn up’ and less ‘substance.’
Following the disastrous ‘Teenage Emotions,’ rapper Lil Yachty returns with a new mixtape, ‘Lil Boat 2.’ Showing potential at times, he’s still a work in progress.
Employing the art of shock value, Cali rapper Vince Staples returns in explicit, ‘sexual’ fashion with “Get the Fuck Off My Dick.”
2017 XXL Freshman rapper KYLE continues to exhibit massive potential on his latest single, “To the Moon.”
Rising Massachusetts rapper Joyner Lucas and ubiqutious urban contemporary musician Chris Brown join forces for single, “Stanger Things.”
‘Rapper’ Flo Rida does what he does best on latest single “Dancer” – drop an enjoyable, if somewhat cliché pop hit.
Lil Xan, Future, and Lil Uzi Vert are among artists with songs appearing on the 27 Rap Songs That Reference Xanax.
Although devoid of substance and lacking transcendence, Sonny Digital, assisted by Lil Xan and $teven Cannon, drop a respectable turn-up track with “I Got.”
Fresh off of soulful single “Look Back,” Diplo returns with “Worry No More,” enlisting Lil Yachty and Santigold for the assist.
Canadian rapper/singer Tory Lanez shows improvement on Memories Don’t Die, but still lacks artistic distinction and overplays clichés.
The ever-prolific, southern rapper Gucci Mane, assisted by two of three Migos and Lil Yachty, drops a brief banger with “Solitaire.”