The music, on the other hand, is an absolute joke. In addition, the production is really cheap and plastic, further damaging any chance he might have to distinguish himself from the crowd. While his flow is decent, his style isn't all that interesting we've heard this type of guy before on any other hip-hop release, usually with more distinctive rapping. These lyrical themes are mixed in with some of the most unengaging and even grating bread-and-butter hip-hop music of this year.Ī number of the problems with the record come right back to the rapper himself. While other hip-hop artists might use different styles or rapping techniques to keep their records fresh, Finally Rich manages to get a grand total of three tones in its arsenal: cocky, "misunderstood," and partying. Believe me, I like hip-hop as much as the next guy (hell, even poppier hip-hop, as Eminem's Recovery had proven), but listening to the same structure for 12 tracks straight get exceptionally tedious. and simultaneously falls flat on its face. Seems simple, right? Well, Chicago newcomer Chief Keef seems to think so, as his debut album Finally Rich gets that formula down just right.
When it comes to the poppy side of hip-hop, there's usually no mistaking how it will sound or appeal to the general public light synthesized beats, a tendency to stick to the verse/chorus/refrain song structure, and a bevy of other popular rappers and singers to guest on a record. Review Summary: There's a difference between repetition and ear sodomy.
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