Jor-El's DJ BOOTH PROFILE

“With Cudi going crazy, Cons leaving, Common an actor/rapper (and not the other way around), and Pusha only dealing with mixtapes, Big Sean is Ye's only competition on GOOD music”

“Its always funny to see how many total ratings Drake gets compared to others...Im just saying he must be doing something right and if it aint broke dont fix it”

“Works for me but I would love a hip-hop collabo”

“Ran the game during his prime”

“They are criminally slept on”

“its impossible to do but if anyone could put their past impressions of Drake aside and listen to the album they would agree its near classic for a debut”

“Enjoy the combo of JRs radio-ready sampling and Derulo's fresh voice; Wish it was longer but id prefer this quality over quanity anyday”

“As far as the comparison goes Drake is not next, bc he's already arrived and the same goes for Minaj on a slightly less level. Tyga definitely holds his weight on the album when he gets a chance and should be considered next for the spotlight. Wayne drops the Rebirth shit and returns as his old-self on this album. If the album were only these 4 it would be a classic. T-Streets is nothing but a hype man and Gudda is just another rapper. Millz will never be great but he is always consistent; Maine doesn't try to do to much bc he knows his limits as a rapper and as far as the two youngin's they've got a long way to go and Wayne wisely doesn't overexpose them on the album. Overall, between Steady Mobbin', Every Girl, Bedrock, F*ck tha Bullsh*t, and Pass the Dutch it gets the 4-star treatment”