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'Rap or Go to the League' is 2 Chainz displaying his greatest gift as a rapper: eclecticism.

'FATHER OF 4' is an album of great intentions but is unable to manifest its ideas into great songs.

The community of forgettable albums adds another member.

'2009' is an elaborate 10-year challenge in the form of an album.

Boogie's words live in a valley of truth.

Let the church of Nayvadius say amen.

"Fam, I’m no longer on this earth."

Meek Mill steps into the role of people's champion with a thunderous and star-studded event.

"Calling 'Some Rap Songs' a challenging album would be an understatement."

J.I.D puts his artistic elevation on full display.

"Despite being named after his birthplace, 'Oxnard' isn’t an invitation to his home. I don’t know whose home this is."

Smino is still testing the waters of his artistic realm on 'NOIR.'

Metro Boomin is moving on his time, and it’s far from being up.

Well, that was unexpected.

'Fetti' is short and sweet, and will leave you wishing it would never end.

'WRLD ON DRUGS' provides a high, just not as high as the creators claim to be.

It’s hard to hide your flaws when your flashy partners who carry what you can’t aren’t present.

Sheck Wes' debut album for G.O.O.D. Music and Cactus Jack fails to live up to the promise of "Mo Bamba."

'Tha Carter V' is long and filled with fat and filler, but what weakens the album doesn’t overshadow its most enjoyable strength: Lil Wayne.

"This is a man who wants to translate his passion for rapping to the listener."

'On the Rvn' is Young Thug's most enjoyable release since 'BEAUTIFUL THUGGER GIRLS.'

6LACK's sophomore album is a late-night blockbuster.

"He’s like a magician criticizing other magicians for pulling rabbits out of their hats just to pull a cheeseburger from his crotch and wonder why we won’t applaud him."

The Dreamville MC crafted an album made for return visits.