Joe Budden expresses that he finds the new Chris Brown and Bryson Tiller record to be an exceptional song.

“This record is it. >> And I'll listen. I'll get vulnerable for a minute. Jazzy came up here behind the scene. She played the record with her and Chris Brown. >> It was absolute heat. >> It was absolute heat. Josie and Chris Brown. She sent it to me. I have it.”

Parks Vallely thinks that the album GNX sounds impressive and high quality.

“This [ __ ] get tricky when it's time to buy Beats and how they sound and how they mixed and this [ __ ] sounds incredible it does [ __ ] this [ __ ] sound like coming right out the gate”

Queenz Flip expresses that the latest EST Gee album lacks the gritty street appeal found in his earlier work.

“when you have somebody that makes gritty Street Music this [ __ ] just sounded too clean”

Ishmael Ali maintains that Chris Brown's long album length is acceptable because the songs are high quality and consistent.

“But when if I'm shooting 85 90% on 27 songs, I'm not mad at that.”

The Lil Uzi album was not good and he did not want to finish listening to it.

“I've concluded enough I've heard enough I've heard it I don't I don't know if I'll finish this one out someone could tell me the slaps if there's some stuff I heard it I'm never gonna listen to this yeah again”

He considers 'Make Them Cry' one of his top three Drake intros.

“And Make Them Cry, I think, for me is top um top two Drake intros. Top three Drake intros.”

The host claims that the song Stop Snitching is the best track on ASAP Rocky's album Don't Be Dumb because of its charisma and production.

“Bro, this is the best song off of the album. I think it has Rocky's most charismatic performance throughout the entire track list.”

Lou NFR considers Let God Sort Them Out his number one rap album of 2025 due to its production, lyrical substance, and feature quality.

“And when it comes down to it, every single line is a [ __ ] bar on Let God Sort him Out. If we go bar for bar, you cannot convince me that Freddy Gibbs did a better job, dude.”