Sunday, January 3, 2016

A Principle To Keep

One principle I think that is important to keep is the principle of family, especially in a situation like The Road. In a situation like The Road, family will most likely be the only people you will honestly be able to rely on. 
Album Review
 What A Time To Be Alive (also known as WATTBA), is a collaborative studio album by Drake and Future. This album includes 11 tracks. The album includes a mix of upbeat fiery party filled tracks like "Jumpman" and "Big Rings" while also including more serious toned songs like "30 for 30 Freestyle" and "Scholarships". Overall I would rate this album an 8.5 out of 10. The opening track "Digital Dash" is a very basic song in my opinion, and includes lyrics I would expect from the both of them. Forward to the songs "Big Rings" and "Jumpman" with a very prominent beat with lots of lyrics that get many people excited, including me. With "I'm The Plug" this song includes an upbeat tune, but is backed by very mediocre words. Even though I like just about every song on this album, I would have to say that this one is my least favorite of them all.
The tracks "30 for 30 Freestyle" and "Jersey" are the only two tracks that only include one of the two from the duo. They are both pretty decent tracks, and both are tracks that would be expected from each artists respectively. "Live From The Gutter" and "Diamonds Dancing" feature a more robotic beat with nice lyrics. "Scholarships" has a sort of depressing sad tone while still keeping up a mild beat. The lyrics also add to the gloomy feel of the song. In "Change Locations" the two are explaining the superstar side and what you would expect them to do and happen in their lives, behind a very mild beat. The best track on the album is "Plastic Bag" in my opinion. Though the song has a sort of sad underlying tone to it, it is backed up by repetitive catchy words that are hard to not sing along with. Overall WATTBA is an album I would greatly recommend.