Pretty Girls Like Trap Music

Pretty Girls Like Trap Music
Good Drank (feat. Gucci Mane & Quavo)
It's a Vibe (feat. Ty Dolla $ign, Trey Songz & Jhené Aiko)
"I hit the trap today/I’m gon' hit the club tonight," 2 Chainz drawls over electric guitar on Pretty Girls Like Trap Music ’s opener, "Saturday Night." The LP journeys back and forth between those poles, reflecting on both with energy, excitement, and plenty of puns. "Trap Check" is a haunted house of a song, with 2 Chainz slurring non sequiturs over ominous piano chords, while "4 AM" sees him describing a birthday party he's thrown for himself to celebrate his rise to the top.
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@TheSwarthiness – i can’t speak for everyone else but i love this album (i copped it) and have tried to do some work on it, but you know, we can’t get everything done! if you feel like a song has a lot of unreviewed tates def tag @red-removers and we can take a look, but with lots of new music coming out we don’t always have time to go over everything.
and although the album might not be in the best shape, genius def supports chainz—we hosted a dope interview with him the other week:
anyone from the @genius-editorial-board into this joint? lots of tates of review—a good one for the genius olympics comp!
As 2 Chainz’s fourth album, this project is considered a follow-up to his collaboration with Lil Wayne , ColleGrove . This project features a wide array of musicians and icons with the likings of Drake ,
As 2 Chainz’s fourth album, this project is considered a follow-up to his collaboration with Lil Wayne , ColleGrove . This project features a wide array of musicians and icons with the likings of Drake , Quavo , Pharrell Williams , and Jhené Aiko . It was released under Def Jam Records and was preceded by two singles, “Good Drank” and “It’s a Vibe.”
On January 2, 2017, 2 Chainz previewed this album during an Atlanta Hawks press conference. Additionally, he was questioned on May of that year in an interview with The View about this project. He stated:
You can expect growth and maturation. It’s still edgy content, but trap music is kinda defined as low socioeconomic background music where you have to hustle to get out. And it’s a situation where a lot of good girls used to like the bad guys, and that’s what this album is about.
Pretty Girls Like Trap Music debuted in the number two spot on the U.S. Billboard 200 with 106,000 album-equivalent units sold in its first week. On Sept. 12, 2017, the album was certified Gold by the RIAA.
Pretty Girls Like Trap Music peaked at #2 on the Billboard 200 Chart. It also peaked at #1 on Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop Albums and Rap Albums charts.

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Tauheed Epps ' secondary releases throughout 2016 indicated that the rapper was heading toward something special for proper solo album three. Released four months after he became the Grammy-winning 2 Chainz -- Chance the Rapper 's "No Problem," featuring him and Lil Wayne , took the award for Best Rap Performance -- this full-length is presented in an offhanded manner that contradicts its magnitude. Pretty Girls Like Trap Music sounds like the title of a tape rather than that of a career high from a rapper who, despite his categorical affiliation and outsize personality, is no mere entertainer. Likewise, the packaging of the compact disc edition is bare, supplying no information beyond the track list and credits for artwork, A&R, and executive production. Inconspicuousness notwithstanding, Pretty Girls Like Trap Music is among Epps ' most significant and enjoyable work. His raised-voice/grimaced-face mode is more commanding than ever, and whether drawn from the past or present, the word play -- from "Used to treat my mattress like the ATM" to "I bought a Tesla today/There's nothin' left in your tank" -- is consistently vivid. In "Realize," featuring Nicki Minaj , he breaks from glowering to nearly losing his composure as he snaps at the government and his younger mumbling contemporaries. That delivery is just as effective (and comic). As Epps and his collaborators demonstrate the life left in trap music, a form that sounds either bankrupt or uprooted in the hands of many, the album also flashes back. "Trap Check," a highlight, is a laser-focused, easy-rolling track that binds Jeezy's "Get Ya Mind Right" to T.I. 's "ASAP" -- classics that predate even "Duffle Bag Boy," Epps ' biggest Playaz Circle hit, and still sound fresh. The album ends with one of rap's most moving poverty-to-prosperity numbers, an elegant Mike Dean production with a reverential introduction from Minister Louis Farrakhan and an ascending hook from Monica . There's more weight to "See my mom was a addict, and my dad was the dealer, and they son is that n*gga" than the average commercial rapper's most profound thought. For Epps , it's just another line, a simple truth.

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