No artist reposts for 30 days if the previous post broke 100 points Optional additional text may only be included after this part of the title. Please do not submit songs by artists on this list.Īll submissions of streaming songs and albums must follow this format or will be removed. r/Music does not operate a discord server.r/Music is functioning normally, although some services are still being migrated.August, 2023: r/Music is back open for business!.At the end of the day, I do think the project is a good listen.Looking for music by smaller artists? Check out /r/listentothis Community Guidelines & Rules Are you a musician? Read our guide to promoting your music. I thought Belly could’ve given us raps that were a little deeper (He talked about f**king with women just a little too much). I did feel like some of the songs on the album were just a little too short. I didn’t love NAV’s verse in “Just Like Me.” 2. So why didn’t I give this album an A if I had all positive things to say about it up top? 1. As for Hit-Boy, he develops intricate beats that tend to veer towards the very thin line between dark and triumphant. From start to finish, Belly uses vivid storytelling, dynamic wordplay, and killer punchlines to speak on riveting s**t like bossing up, frivolous women, revenge, and fractured relationships. So why do I think that the album is a fascinating listen based on my basic explanation? Because of how intriguing every single moment feels. Mumble Rap 2 features high-quality beats and high-quality bars you rarely get anything in-between (Such as trap vibes or infectious melodies). With that being said, there’s something about Hit-Boy’s beats that make dudes want to rap again (Google Nas). After dropping “Might Not” with The Weeknd a few years back, he’s released new music very sporadically.
I’m not sure there is a top-notch rapper that flies under the radar more than Belly. What I find dope about the track is how the “Might Not” rapper slides through it sounding like the 2023 Frank White (aka Biggie Smalls) in his verses and like Kendrick Lamar on the hook.ģ. Over it, Belly drops bars about his superior rap skills, expensive jewelry, and very cold heart. “Ambiance” is powered by a hard-hitting beat that has a bit of a wicked feel. Ambiance For all of my high school dropouts, just to let you know, “ambiance” is just a fancy way of saying “A nice-looking background.” The song’s icing on the cake is the electrifying rock-hop beat and Gil Scott-Heron’s powerful comments.ġ. I mean, we can all relate to being around sheisty individuals, having enemies, and working your ass off, right? Royalty,” I wouldn’t say that Belly sounds angry I would say that he sounds understandably fierce and refreshingly vengeful. Gil Scott-Heron) I’ll take royalty over loyalty every single day of the week (And twice on Sunday). What’s cool is that Belly and Ross sound equally big-headed (Who said that assholes couldn’t be in sync?).Ģ. In their verses, they talk about blocking chicks and getting chicks to do some unholy things because they got bread. Over it, Belly and Rick Ross sound like straight playas.
“Cocaine Spoons” boasts a hard-hitting, almost church-ish beat. Rick Ross) Belly and Rick Ross are the only rappers in the game today that remind me of Biggie (Walahi). Gucci’s verse in this song gave me chills.ģ. I absolutely love the way he slides on the beat, hitting us with dismissive lyrics in the process. As for Gucci Mane, he sounds like his old self in the song (I’m talking ’06 Gucci). Though I don’t love how numb Belly sounds over the beat, I do like the catchy-ass hook and braggadocios lyrics he hits us with. If you were to connect me to a lie-detector test right now, I would probably admit to you that my favorite beat on this album is featured in “De La Hoya.” I love how Hit-Boy blends a dramatic violin with uptempo club vibes. Gucci Mane) Is Belly back in the clubs? B*tch, he might be (In my Gucci Mane voice). I just f**k with how raw the song sounds from start to finish especially considering how many tracks on this album I thought sounded too materialistic.Ĥ. In his verses, he raps about his love for revenge, his pill-popping habits, and his fractured relationships. “Real Lapse” doesn’t have the hardest beat or the most dynamic flows instead, it has nothing but authentic bars from Belly. Real Lapse “Real Lapse” isn’t the most exciting track on this album however, it does boast some emotional lyrics. Belly & Hit-Boy lock in for “Mumble Rap 2.”ĥ.
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