I guess I should talk about the guests here. Let Me Go being a prime example because Tom didn’t have anyone other than Nova (oh that who that is!) with him or New World Order where Adam tries (or Tom I can’t really tell) to defend BLACKFACE, which I don’t know why they care since Adam loves saying the N word anyway.

That’s another thing, Tom and Adam may hate the left SJWs, but I detect a LOT of soy from this album. The only song that actually gets descriptive is on Revenge but that song is really lame. Like generic “they was hatin when I was down now I blow up and get them racks” songs. It’s not as radical or conspiracy laced as I thought it would be, it’s… real boring. Where is the bounce? Where is a groove it’s like these are Mitch McConnell beats! Now what do I mean by colonizer beat? It’s a term I made up on the spot that defies the very foundations of hip hop itself, these beats have no soul, they don’t want to make you move your body or any physical reaction, it’s just made for you to stay still. Tom and Adam rap over a bunch of colonizer beats. So I watched a couple of reaction videos and had all the lyrics on standby and I gotta say, this was asscheeks. So I had to creatively find a way of indirectly listening to this. They are not worth my Colombian pesos, about the value of one Spotify stream.

I’ve been dodging the album for about half a year now so I actually had to listen to this now because it’s close to the end of the year and I have to compile a worst list.īut I didn’t actually want to give these two peons any money. The two headed worm that is Adam Calhoun and Tom MacDonald created a dog dook album and then lit it on fire for the trailer park to smell. I’m aghast, but at the same time I’m not. Damn that track list is like a ghost town.

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