Feb 20, 2026 at 12:38 PM Really like the diversity on this. Casino is pretty dope just hate when he does that Kendrick type of high pitched voice the second half lol. For the rest I have no complaints at all after first listen. It's nice its not so long. Sex appeal & circus circus are absolute bangers. SA is club material. Highway 95, not a lyricist and No Blame are nice relaxing songs. Def some dope stuff on here!
Feb 20, 2026 at 1:54 PM I feel pretty comfy in saying this album is an 8.5 and would be even higher if you took off Good Flirts and maybe Birds & The Bees
Feb 20, 2026 at 1:55 PM The run from House Money until the end is insane, just a shame it’s not a run from start to end due to Good Flirts lol
Feb 20, 2026 at 2:20 PM Young Thug lost all his aura in 2025 and now he got dissed by Kendrick, I love it Thug is over man. More rappers should’ve called out that jail call gossiping bs.
Feb 20, 2026 at 3:48 PM I woke up this morning, and just felt the world was different now. I looked down at my hands and realized that I too am different now. I got out of bed and drank my coffee, looked out my window, I saw people walking their dogs, children playing in the street, and I thought to myself about how they don’t know how the world has changed. This is a post new Baby Keem album world now, and I am one of the enlightened few who listened on release, and soon, as the day goes, the weeks pass, they will all be enlightened too. Nothing will be the same ever again.
Feb 20, 2026 at 3:56 PM Genuinely great album, I have no songs I dislike. Only complaint is that one or two extra tracks could smooth out the sequencing so the personal songs and the club songs feel less bipolar next to each other. One song was cut from the first tracklist announcement I wonder if it was sample issues or not. Praying he does actually have a deluxe
Feb 20, 2026 at 4:20 PM AAAAA Denzel would’ve went nuts with a verse on House Money, and if he did the hook too. “WALKIN IN THE PARTY I DONT FEAR NOBODY WHAT THE f--- POWERED UP, WHO GON STOP ME” begs for TABOO type Denzel Curry to sing it
Feb 20, 2026 at 4:21 PM I always wonder how the conversation goes when rappers are called to appear on a song for just adlibs
Feb 20, 2026 at 4:25 PM Denzel never appears where you’d expect him too. I remember being so hyped for a Denzel feature on that Em album when literally everyone else from Doomsday MV besides him and Teezo were featured. Keem will drop his deluxe and Denzel will release on a feature with Luke Combs and DaBaby the same day or some s---.
Feb 20, 2026 at 4:28 PM “…TVs on the ground so I can’t sit calm / back when my favorite white boy had a good song” I wonder who Keems talking about…
Feb 20, 2026 at 5:56 PM I respect the more personal tracks on this album, it made me realize Baby Keem and I are actually a lot alike. It’s interesting how he actually foreshadowed these more personal songs back on The Melodic Blue with lyrics in songs like “scapegoats”: “One day, I'll tell you how my life was unfortunate For now, I'll tell you how fast these Porsches get” “b------s is my scapegoat, who I made this tape for? I tell the story two years later, for now, the case closed” I was waiting for him to follow through on these lines, so glad he did.
Feb 20, 2026 at 6:52 PM Hip-hop would be in a better place if artists were willing to bear it all with a sense of musicality, like Keem did on this album. Cheers to Keem, and here’s looking to all my favorites who make impersonal (or no) music these days. Eminem, Jay-Z, and Cole are guilty of this. h---, I’ll even throw Drake into this mix. I fell in love with the vulnerability of Take Care, and pretty quickly fell out of love with all the braggadocio music that followed. Just because you’ve grown doesn’t mean you’ve stopped having real life feelings and introspection. Enough with the cookie cutter songs and displays of technical wizardry! Making an album like this takes real courage. What happened to the rap music that used to make us feel something?
