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Whole Lotta Red has Arrived, Here is an Honest Review.

A review on the long awaited album from a self-proclaimed Playboi Carti fan.

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Whole Lotta Red has Arrived, Here is an Honest Review.

Since 2018 when Die Lit dropped, Playboi Carti fans have awaited the album "Whole Lotta Red". After lots of cryptic tweets and hype about the album, WLR finally dropped on Christmas Day.



Taking to Twitter to check reviews, fans had a lot to say about the album and it was largely negative. Many compared Whole Lotta Red to the other albums in Carti's discography. Calling WLR "a waste of time", and that it "made their ears bleed".

While Whole Lotta Red is not the music, or the leaks we were expecting I don't think it is fair to call this album "trash". Instead of focusing on lyricism, Carti used WLR to showcase his ambiance and art. He expresses himself in a new way in this album, and I think that is something that we can all appreciate. Love it or hate it, Playboi Carti is bringing out his inner King Vamp.


My favorite songs on the album include "Rockstar Made", "Go2DaMoon (feat. Kanye West), "New N3on".

Rockstar Made gives me artsy and new Carti vibes. Go2DaMoon does this as well, but the Ye feature is a touch we didn't know we needed. Lastly, New N3on is the hype Carti we all know and love.

Die Lit will remain hanging on my wall in my bedroom while we wait for a Whole Lotta Red Deluxe Version.

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