Cooper Hendricks
Staff Writers
The Mount and Blade franchise saw a new release on March 30, in the early access game M&B: Bannerlord.
The last installment in the series was Warband which came out in March of 2010 and was adored by fans and still frequently played even a decade later.
Bannerlord was going to take the same game play from the first game and improve the graphics and overall quality of game play. Bannerlord delivers on that promise… kind of. First off, the game has been in development for almost seven years! You’d expect that the game would be finished, but of course like almost all other games that are released these days, it comes out in early access. Then comes the play-ability, which on my end was near impossible to do, even with all settings on low and all effects disabled.
Of course, while I waited for the game to actually function correctly, I was mesmerized by the impressive world map, brand new factions, and actual plot line. Unlike the first game, which dropped you into the thick of it with very little purpose or direction, Bannerlord drops you into the thick of it with just a hint more purpose and direction with actual characters and unique faction leaders that have motivations which, coming from Warband, is leaps and bounds ahead of
Recent updates have made the game playable and added hundreds more items and made the game run much smoother, but the rocky start to its journey left many players and fans wondering if Bannerlord will enjoy the same longevity its predecessor had.
Tuesday, June 9, 2020
The Return of 6ix9ine
Roberto Escamilla and Kel MacDowell
Staff Writers
To some, this has been a long-awaited return. To others, this was a time they hoped would never come. Daniel Hernandez, more commonly known as 6ix9ine, was allowed to serve the rest of his sentence at home by Judge Paul Engelmayer. He was officially released on April 2, he was let out due to concerns that he would contract COVID-19 and is more at risk since he has asthma. It wasn’t an easy process being able to get him out as Judge Engelmayer requested that the Bureau of Prisons approve the request.
6ix9ine, however, has wasted no time when it comes to making headlines. Almost immediately following his release he was drawing attention as he started making abnormally large purchases. He purchased multiple luxury vehicles including a Lamborghini Aventador, McLaren, Rolls-Royce, Mercedes Benz G-Wagon and a new Range Rover. His shopping spree didn’t end there, he was also reported buying a Richard Mille watch and a personalized, diamond-encrusted chain and pendant modeled after the shark, Bruce, from Finding Nemo. The piece is as ridiculous as 6ix9ine’s story, the chain and pendant are comprised of 3 kilos of gold and around 135 carats in diamonds. Jeweler, Jimmy Phan, hails it as some of his best work.
Tekashi also decided to alert the public that on May 8, he was going to be hosting an Instagram Live right after debuting his brand-new song, “GOOBA.” The Instagram Live marked his first ever public appearance since being released from prison. The song was so highly anticipated that it crashed the YouTube site. His Instagram Live was also record breaking. The previous record for most viewers at once was held by fellow rapper, Tory Lanez. Lanez had the record set at a little over 300,000 viewers with Drake featuring. When 6ix9ine started his own Live, he wasn’t even on the screen yet and had already broken the record within seconds. He ended his Live with a whopping two million people watching at one time.
As successful as he’s been, he doesn’t do it without his fair share of controversy. He’s had issues with Snoop Dogg, Billboard, and surprisingly his neighbor in a way. The issues with Snoop Dogg started when 6ix9ine posted saying Snoop had allegedly cooperated with the police about Suge Knight. Snoop responded with insults. The insults have been flying back and forth, 6ix9ine has even accused Snoop of infidelity.
Billboard is another fight Tekashi has had. After the release of “GOOBA,” he has been fighting for the #1 spot on the Billboard song charts. He was in the running against some of the world’s biggest singers, Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber. He claims that Billboard has cheated him out of millions of streams. On top of that, he says somebody in the organization has, against the rules, bought streams and manipulated the charts. 60,000 streams came out of nowhere and boosted Ariana Grande from the #5 spot all the way up to #1.
One of the less covered stories has to do with his relationship with his neighbors. A teenage girl noticed her neighbor, 6ix9ine, posing for photos with a stack of money and the new shark chain. The girl posted it immediately to Tik Tok and it went viral. Fans stormed the house and 6ix9ine had to relocate.
It’s safe to say that Tekashi’s reign of terror upon the internet is certainly not over. Despite some people saying his career would not be able to resume after his reputation as a “snitch.” The number of views for his music video as of May 19, 11 days after initial release, is just under 200 million views. Tekashi is here to stay.
Staff Writers
To some, this has been a long-awaited return. To others, this was a time they hoped would never come. Daniel Hernandez, more commonly known as 6ix9ine, was allowed to serve the rest of his sentence at home by Judge Paul Engelmayer. He was officially released on April 2, he was let out due to concerns that he would contract COVID-19 and is more at risk since he has asthma. It wasn’t an easy process being able to get him out as Judge Engelmayer requested that the Bureau of Prisons approve the request.
6ix9ine, however, has wasted no time when it comes to making headlines. Almost immediately following his release he was drawing attention as he started making abnormally large purchases. He purchased multiple luxury vehicles including a Lamborghini Aventador, McLaren, Rolls-Royce, Mercedes Benz G-Wagon and a new Range Rover. His shopping spree didn’t end there, he was also reported buying a Richard Mille watch and a personalized, diamond-encrusted chain and pendant modeled after the shark, Bruce, from Finding Nemo. The piece is as ridiculous as 6ix9ine’s story, the chain and pendant are comprised of 3 kilos of gold and around 135 carats in diamonds. Jeweler, Jimmy Phan, hails it as some of his best work.
Tekashi also decided to alert the public that on May 8, he was going to be hosting an Instagram Live right after debuting his brand-new song, “GOOBA.” The Instagram Live marked his first ever public appearance since being released from prison. The song was so highly anticipated that it crashed the YouTube site. His Instagram Live was also record breaking. The previous record for most viewers at once was held by fellow rapper, Tory Lanez. Lanez had the record set at a little over 300,000 viewers with Drake featuring. When 6ix9ine started his own Live, he wasn’t even on the screen yet and had already broken the record within seconds. He ended his Live with a whopping two million people watching at one time.
As successful as he’s been, he doesn’t do it without his fair share of controversy. He’s had issues with Snoop Dogg, Billboard, and surprisingly his neighbor in a way. The issues with Snoop Dogg started when 6ix9ine posted saying Snoop had allegedly cooperated with the police about Suge Knight. Snoop responded with insults. The insults have been flying back and forth, 6ix9ine has even accused Snoop of infidelity.
Billboard is another fight Tekashi has had. After the release of “GOOBA,” he has been fighting for the #1 spot on the Billboard song charts. He was in the running against some of the world’s biggest singers, Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber. He claims that Billboard has cheated him out of millions of streams. On top of that, he says somebody in the organization has, against the rules, bought streams and manipulated the charts. 60,000 streams came out of nowhere and boosted Ariana Grande from the #5 spot all the way up to #1.
One of the less covered stories has to do with his relationship with his neighbors. A teenage girl noticed her neighbor, 6ix9ine, posing for photos with a stack of money and the new shark chain. The girl posted it immediately to Tik Tok and it went viral. Fans stormed the house and 6ix9ine had to relocate.
It’s safe to say that Tekashi’s reign of terror upon the internet is certainly not over. Despite some people saying his career would not be able to resume after his reputation as a “snitch.” The number of views for his music video as of May 19, 11 days after initial release, is just under 200 million views. Tekashi is here to stay.
Oasis might reunite!
Olivia Harrison
Staff Writer
This is not the first rumored Oasis reunion from Liam. In 2018, Liam reached out to his brother on Twitter saying, “Earth to noel listen up kid I hear you’re doing gigs... now that’s the BeZarist thing you’ve done yet I forgive you now let’s get the BIG O back together… LG x.” Noel dismissed the claims of a comeback, stating that he would “never” reform his old band and instead focusing on his own project Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds (In my opinion, they are not my cup of tea as I saw them live and I’d rather see Oasis back together but to each his own).
But, earlier in 2015, when questioned by Chris Moyles on Radio X, Noel stated, “Not in the near future one should never say never, especially when you’re waving a cheque for a quarter of a billion in The Sun!” There was no further clarification of what this meant but it might be a hint for a reunion. After all, their second hit album’s current sales were 4.3 million worldwide, which is a lot of money for them! Furthermore, as of yesterday, amidst the Coronavirus lock down, Noel found an old Oasis demo of their song Don’t Stop. It is now available to listen on Spotify, and other music streaming services. The future of Oasis is unknown for right now, but hopefully the brothers can stop their 11 year long feud and get back together for the fans. Or, they might just “[Don’t] Look Back in Anger” and move on from Oasis like they have. The world may never know.
Staff Writer
When most people think of English rock bands, their first thought is the Beatles but what about that 90’s English rock band Oasis? Didn’t they break up in 2009 and don’t Liam and Noel hate each other? Well, Oasis fans you’re in luck because after 11 years, Oasis is FINALLY getting back together. Formed in Manchester, England in 1991, by brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher they became a huge success! They are known for popular songs such as Don’t Look Back in Anger, Wonderwall
wall, Stop Crying Your Heart Out, and Champagne Supernova, Oasis has been loved by fans worldwide, and it was sad to hear they were splitting up.
However, there might be a chance that they could be getting back together. The Brit pop band last performed together in 2009, but Liam Gallagher hinted that maybe in 2022, Oasis would be getting together. On Twitter Liam tweeted, “I intend to retire as solo artist after album no. 3 as I have just had a call from my brother begging me to start Oasis again in 2022 if you believe in life after love c’mon you know LG x”. Noel responded back from an unknown source (I assume Twitter) saying that “It’s strange behaviour for someone who is gagging for me to pick up the phone and say let’s do it,”He’d put his whole life on hold to get Oasis back together.”But every tweet he sends out, it’s another nail in the coffin of that idea.”This is not the first rumored Oasis reunion from Liam. In 2018, Liam reached out to his brother on Twitter saying, “Earth to noel listen up kid I hear you’re doing gigs... now that’s the BeZarist thing you’ve done yet I forgive you now let’s get the BIG O back together… LG x.” Noel dismissed the claims of a comeback, stating that he would “never” reform his old band and instead focusing on his own project Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds (In my opinion, they are not my cup of tea as I saw them live and I’d rather see Oasis back together but to each his own).
But, earlier in 2015, when questioned by Chris Moyles on Radio X, Noel stated, “Not in the near future one should never say never, especially when you’re waving a cheque for a quarter of a billion in The Sun!” There was no further clarification of what this meant but it might be a hint for a reunion. After all, their second hit album’s current sales were 4.3 million worldwide, which is a lot of money for them! Furthermore, as of yesterday, amidst the Coronavirus lock down, Noel found an old Oasis demo of their song Don’t Stop. It is now available to listen on Spotify, and other music streaming services. The future of Oasis is unknown for right now, but hopefully the brothers can stop their 11 year long feud and get back together for the fans. Or, they might just “[Don’t] Look Back in Anger” and move on from Oasis like they have. The world may never know.
Add Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats “UNLOCKED” to your playlist as it makes for good listening while fans are on lockdown...a solid 9/10
Dan Flavin and Nate Donohoe
Music Editors
On Feb. 7 rapper Denzel Curry and producer Kenny Beats released their collaboration album “UNLOCKED”. The project was released along with a short animated film featuring all the songs.
The eight track project may be short, but it makes up for its length in quality. After an introduction track with old vocal samples and drum chops, Denzel takes the spotlight. In track two “Take_It_Back_v2” we are introduced to Denzel’s insane talent and Kenny’s unorthodox production. Kenny Beats was once a EDM producer and is now known as one of the best producers in the rap community. He is known for his ability to flip samples (to turn one sound into a totally different sound). The drums on the track start very simple, but turn more complex as the melody switches. At the beginning of the track the melody is just a repeated beep along with some ambient noise. The second half of the track features another recurring sound on the project, pitched vocals. Making the vocals either deeper or lower than they were recorded can create an otherworldly effect that matches the random sounds and samples perfectly.
Track 4 “Pyro (leak 2019)” is another great track. The reversed melody creates an ambient environment that juxtaposes the drums that are straightforward and hard hitting. Denzel is flawless throughout the track. He has great lyrics, great punchlines, catchy flows, and perfect delivery.
The best track on the project is “DIET_” . Kenny Beats decided to skip the main melody and instead used a toned percussion sample and sound effects. The other drums on the track are simple but great. Denzel takes the listener through a story just witht the tone of his voice. He starts out quiet sounding almost confused but slowly as he gets into it gets louder and louder until in the chorus when he is full on screaming. The energy he brings takes the energy from the beat to the next level. The track is an all-time great Denzel song and definitely the best on the project.
The only downfall of the album was that there isn’t enough of it. Everysong is unique, which is something that isn’t very common in today’s music. The project may be a bit hard for new listeners to get into because of its crazy beats and complex flows, but we 100% recommend this album. Even the tracks we didn’t highlight are great. Overall, the project is a 9/10.
Music Editors
On Feb. 7 rapper Denzel Curry and producer Kenny Beats released their collaboration album “UNLOCKED”. The project was released along with a short animated film featuring all the songs.
The eight track project may be short, but it makes up for its length in quality. After an introduction track with old vocal samples and drum chops, Denzel takes the spotlight. In track two “Take_It_Back_v2” we are introduced to Denzel’s insane talent and Kenny’s unorthodox production. Kenny Beats was once a EDM producer and is now known as one of the best producers in the rap community. He is known for his ability to flip samples (to turn one sound into a totally different sound). The drums on the track start very simple, but turn more complex as the melody switches. At the beginning of the track the melody is just a repeated beep along with some ambient noise. The second half of the track features another recurring sound on the project, pitched vocals. Making the vocals either deeper or lower than they were recorded can create an otherworldly effect that matches the random sounds and samples perfectly.
Track 4 “Pyro (leak 2019)” is another great track. The reversed melody creates an ambient environment that juxtaposes the drums that are straightforward and hard hitting. Denzel is flawless throughout the track. He has great lyrics, great punchlines, catchy flows, and perfect delivery.
The best track on the project is “DIET_” . Kenny Beats decided to skip the main melody and instead used a toned percussion sample and sound effects. The other drums on the track are simple but great. Denzel takes the listener through a story just witht the tone of his voice. He starts out quiet sounding almost confused but slowly as he gets into it gets louder and louder until in the chorus when he is full on screaming. The energy he brings takes the energy from the beat to the next level. The track is an all-time great Denzel song and definitely the best on the project.
The only downfall of the album was that there isn’t enough of it. Everysong is unique, which is something that isn’t very common in today’s music. The project may be a bit hard for new listeners to get into because of its crazy beats and complex flows, but we 100% recommend this album. Even the tracks we didn’t highlight are great. Overall, the project is a 9/10.
Thursday, May 7, 2020
Games Workshop offers a Grimdark universe
Cooper Hendricks and Colin Keyes
Staff Writers
The UK based company, Games Workshop, well known for its tabletop war-games like Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar, announces that it will be making several different shows set in the Warhammer 40,000 or 40k universe.
However, it’s very likely that most people haven’t heard of Warhammer 40k and there is a reason. 40k is gritty, brutal and dark, or the way the fans describe it, Grimdark. In fact the opening title of any and every piece of 40k media is foreboding and consistent: “In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war.”
So what is Warhammer 40k and what are these shows going to be about? It’s complicated, too complicated to explain all of it in this article, but here’s the short answer. Some 20,000 years from now in the future, humanity has spread across the stars and built a grand empire. However, for many reasons this empire collapsed, attacked by their robotic servants, alien races who were once considered allies and the demons and armies of the Warp also known as Chaos, or layman’s terms space hell.
Humanity falls and worlds are cut off from each other, unable to speak. The once technologically advanced empire crumbles into individual worlds with thousands of different beliefs and cultures.
On Earth, now called Terra, a figure known only as the Emperor of Man unites the fractured states of Terra under one banner, The Imperium of Man. Which is anti-religion, superstition and prefers the use of logic and reason. The Emperor unifies Terra and then creates these demigod-like humans which are called Primarchs. He creates 20 of these demigod-like humans using advanced gene-tech. However, the forces of Chaos scatter the gestation pods of the Primarchs across the galaxy on a plethora of different worlds, in an attempt to stop the Emperor from raising the Primarchs as the generals of his armies like he wanted to.
To help the Emperor reclaim his “sons,” he creates the Adeptus Astartes or Space Marines made from the primarchs gene-seed and organized into legions. He sets out through the stars on what he calls the Great Crusade and retrieves his sons one by one.
After about 250 years of crusading, the Emperor’s favored primarch son, Horus falls to the forces of Chaos and starts a war to destroy everything that his father’s empire stood for. Horus brings eight of his brothers to his side and they clash against the nine remaining legions and their respective primarchs. This event, known as the Horus Heresy leaves the once proud Imperium in ruins. The Emperor was mortally wounded and interred on a device called the Golden Throne where he remains to the present, kept alive only by the constant sacrifice of people with psychic powers known as psykers. The primarchs who remained, slowly disappeared, leaving the Imperium even lower, sinking into zealotry and superstition, the antithesis of what he wanted. The Emperor is even worshiped as a god.
That brings us to the current story, to the 41st millenium, 10,000 years after the Emperor is put onto the Golden Throne and all of his loyal sons are gone. The Imperium is a cruel place, where your life is only worth your capability in war. Individuality means nothing, losses of life number in the hundreds of thousands every day, and those are considered low numbers. You’re just as likely to be killed by your own side as your enemy if you’re not a devout worshipper of the Emperor.
The TV shows that will come out of this universe are numerous and will cover many different groups and their trials and tribulations through this universe.
The first is Eisenhorn, which is about an inquisitor by the same name. He’s a part of the Ordo Xenos, which is a department of the Imperial Inquisition that hunts aliens. The show will cover the adventures of Gregor Eisenhorn and his posse as they try to stop the enemies of the Imperium.
There will also be some animated series coming out as well covering several different novels that take place in the 40k setting. Most will follow the Imperium of Man as they’re considered the universe’s de facto good guys. Some will follow the traitor legions who fell to chaos and their travels through the warp and fringes of the known galaxy.
Either way, all of these stories should be a blast and allow a whole slew of new people to get involved in the rich lore of Warhammer 40k, in a more palatable and understandable medium.
Staff Writers
The UK based company, Games Workshop, well known for its tabletop war-games like Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar, announces that it will be making several different shows set in the Warhammer 40,000 or 40k universe.
However, it’s very likely that most people haven’t heard of Warhammer 40k and there is a reason. 40k is gritty, brutal and dark, or the way the fans describe it, Grimdark. In fact the opening title of any and every piece of 40k media is foreboding and consistent: “In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war.”
So what is Warhammer 40k and what are these shows going to be about? It’s complicated, too complicated to explain all of it in this article, but here’s the short answer. Some 20,000 years from now in the future, humanity has spread across the stars and built a grand empire. However, for many reasons this empire collapsed, attacked by their robotic servants, alien races who were once considered allies and the demons and armies of the Warp also known as Chaos, or layman’s terms space hell.
Humanity falls and worlds are cut off from each other, unable to speak. The once technologically advanced empire crumbles into individual worlds with thousands of different beliefs and cultures.
On Earth, now called Terra, a figure known only as the Emperor of Man unites the fractured states of Terra under one banner, The Imperium of Man. Which is anti-religion, superstition and prefers the use of logic and reason. The Emperor unifies Terra and then creates these demigod-like humans which are called Primarchs. He creates 20 of these demigod-like humans using advanced gene-tech. However, the forces of Chaos scatter the gestation pods of the Primarchs across the galaxy on a plethora of different worlds, in an attempt to stop the Emperor from raising the Primarchs as the generals of his armies like he wanted to.
To help the Emperor reclaim his “sons,” he creates the Adeptus Astartes or Space Marines made from the primarchs gene-seed and organized into legions. He sets out through the stars on what he calls the Great Crusade and retrieves his sons one by one.
After about 250 years of crusading, the Emperor’s favored primarch son, Horus falls to the forces of Chaos and starts a war to destroy everything that his father’s empire stood for. Horus brings eight of his brothers to his side and they clash against the nine remaining legions and their respective primarchs. This event, known as the Horus Heresy leaves the once proud Imperium in ruins. The Emperor was mortally wounded and interred on a device called the Golden Throne where he remains to the present, kept alive only by the constant sacrifice of people with psychic powers known as psykers. The primarchs who remained, slowly disappeared, leaving the Imperium even lower, sinking into zealotry and superstition, the antithesis of what he wanted. The Emperor is even worshiped as a god.
That brings us to the current story, to the 41st millenium, 10,000 years after the Emperor is put onto the Golden Throne and all of his loyal sons are gone. The Imperium is a cruel place, where your life is only worth your capability in war. Individuality means nothing, losses of life number in the hundreds of thousands every day, and those are considered low numbers. You’re just as likely to be killed by your own side as your enemy if you’re not a devout worshipper of the Emperor.
The TV shows that will come out of this universe are numerous and will cover many different groups and their trials and tribulations through this universe.
The first is Eisenhorn, which is about an inquisitor by the same name. He’s a part of the Ordo Xenos, which is a department of the Imperial Inquisition that hunts aliens. The show will cover the adventures of Gregor Eisenhorn and his posse as they try to stop the enemies of the Imperium.
There will also be some animated series coming out as well covering several different novels that take place in the 40k setting. Most will follow the Imperium of Man as they’re considered the universe’s de facto good guys. Some will follow the traitor legions who fell to chaos and their travels through the warp and fringes of the known galaxy.
Either way, all of these stories should be a blast and allow a whole slew of new people to get involved in the rich lore of Warhammer 40k, in a more palatable and understandable medium.
He wasn’t even 20: Rapper Pop Smoke Shot and Killed
Brendan O’Boyle
Staff Writer
Tragedy has struck the music community as news spread that popular rapper Pop Smoke had been shot and killed during a home invasion. After the rapper returned to the house he was staying at in Hollywood, four men broke into his home, robbed him, and then shot the 20-year-old rapper. A police investigation is underway and they are trying to determine whether or not this was a random robbery or if the rapper was targeted.
Pop Smoke, born Bashar Barakah Jackson, was looked at as being at the forefront of New York City’s drill scene. His first song to blow up was called “Welcome to the Party” and was released in 2019. Since that song, he has collaborated with many popular artists like Travis Scott, Quavo, and Gunna.
He was always looked at as an innovator of his genre, and after his death many other celebrities and musicians shared their dismay about the incident. Quavo took to Instagram to share his thoughts. He said Popsmoke was always “very talented, humble, respectful, and appreciative.” 50 Cent also shared his thoughts on social media. He tweeted “R.I.P. to my man Pop Smoke. No sympathy for winners. God bless him.”
Staff Writer
Tragedy has struck the music community as news spread that popular rapper Pop Smoke had been shot and killed during a home invasion. After the rapper returned to the house he was staying at in Hollywood, four men broke into his home, robbed him, and then shot the 20-year-old rapper. A police investigation is underway and they are trying to determine whether or not this was a random robbery or if the rapper was targeted.
Pop Smoke, born Bashar Barakah Jackson, was looked at as being at the forefront of New York City’s drill scene. His first song to blow up was called “Welcome to the Party” and was released in 2019. Since that song, he has collaborated with many popular artists like Travis Scott, Quavo, and Gunna.
He was always looked at as an innovator of his genre, and after his death many other celebrities and musicians shared their dismay about the incident. Quavo took to Instagram to share his thoughts. He said Popsmoke was always “very talented, humble, respectful, and appreciative.” 50 Cent also shared his thoughts on social media. He tweeted “R.I.P. to my man Pop Smoke. No sympathy for winners. God bless him.”
Monday, January 13, 2020
Young Thug “So Much Fun” Review
Dan Flavin
Staff Writer
Young Thug has gained a legendary status in hip hop over the recent years. He is seen as a creator of the mumble rap style and popularized the high pitched auto tune singing. The album has such a positive vibe that radiates through all the tracks.
There are many commendable tracks on this album, but some of the best are “What’s the Move (feat. Lil Uzi Vert)” and “Hot (feat. Gunna)”. “What’s the Move” opens with an ambient synth and bird chirps. Young Thug’s unique voice works perfectly with the intro and carries throughout the chorus. Lil Uzi, a longtime friend of Young Thug, performs a great verse. It has a solid flow and a nice catchy melody. Overall the track is really good. The bright happy feel makes it a great listen. Another top tier track is “Hot (feat. Gunna)”. “Hot” has everything a song in 2019 needs. It has the high energy beat, it has the hard drop, and it has a catchy chorus. Gunna takes over the song thanks to his chorus and great verse. The beat produced by Wheezy is unlike any trap beat we’ve ever heard. The triumphant horns paired with the harsh trap drums creates for a great, unique track.
A few tracks however are not good at all. For example, “Sup Mate (feat. Future)” is just straight up bad. The track has nothing to it, most of Young Thug’s verse is random noises and the beat is nothing special. The other issue is that a lot of tracks are very similar. Most of them have very similar beats and vocal style.
However, the overall album is one of Thug’s best and the numbers show. “So Much Fun” sold 131,000 first week, by far Young Thugs highest first week total. Most of the tracks are good and the album as a whole is very solid. We rate Young Thug’s “So Much Fun” a 7.5/10.
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