The Weeknd - Hurry Up Tomorrow (January 24, 2024) • Page 4

Of the thousands of live sets I’ve seen Playboi Carti was easily the worst

 

Yeah, I’ve only seen one good set out of him ever. He’s hilariously bad live

 

his first two albums I love a lot but his third one is just so polarizing and I still don’t get it

but lately with the way his live performances and music output has been it’s just super annoying and shitty

 

The music has been very sick it just needs to be put on streaming.

 

I've tried to get into Playboi Carti and I respect Die Lit especially but I just can't fully click with him, and dude seems like a legitimately shitty individual who's incredibly egotistical.

Song is alright. I will say, Carti's feature on here is miles ahead of whatever the fuck he did on Camila Cabello's I Luv It lol

 

This song feels like it would fit well on Starboy

 

A rapper being egotistical??

 

Haha yea, I thought about that when I was typing but even by those standards he seems even more so, trying to be on some Kanye level with it

 

Yeah song definitely feels like Starboy with some Dawn/After Hours production

 

Weirdly boring video for him

Man... I'm starting to get a little worried about this one

 

Might have just announced he's having a baby with Anitta?

 

Oh, yeah when I actually look at the photo, duh... Hahaha

 

Congrats to them

 

Not liking this song tbh. The last one wasn’t great either! It’s looking like this album might be a huge step down from the last two

 

Really feeling this song, love that he’s bringing Brazilian funk to a global audience. This is gonna go so hard live.

 

Yeah. This song fucking rules lol

 

Agreed, after a few listens I really like this one

Much better without the music video imo

 

this song is another banger

 

Alright this one is pretty sick, super weird and strange but somehow it works

 

I'm really hoping the full album contextualizes the singles better because yeah this does not sound like a trilogy with the lasts two albums at all

 

Interesting... that sounds more promising. Hope it's more successful than his last venture into film lol