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Royce Da 5'9 ALBUM REVIEW


This is one of those albums I've been waiting for 2020. It's on my YouTube, so click below or click YouTube Video. While your there, please subscribe. I'm working for you, but I love this Genre. I'll be reviewing mostly on Friday's because most albums come out that day. Depending on how much music comes out, I'll be posting when I can within the weekend. My daughter and I also have clothing line. Please click below.Thanks in advance. 
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Royce Da 5'9  (Parental Advisory)
Allagory (22 Tracks)
Release date: Jan, 10, 2020  Length: 1:08:13

1. *Mr. Grace/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
2. Dope Man Ft. Emanny & Cedric The Entertainer/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
3. *I Don't Age/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
4. *Pendulum Ft. Ashley Sorrell/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
5. I Play Forever Ft. Grafh/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
6. Ice Cream (Interlude)/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
7. On The Block Ft. Oswin Benjamin & DJ Premier/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
8. Generation Is Broken/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
9. *Overcomer Ft. WestSide Gunn/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
10. Mrs. Grace (Interlude)/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9" 
11. Thou Shall Ft. Kid Vishis/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
12. FUBU Ft. Conway The Machine/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
13. A Black Man Favorite Shoe (Skit)/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
14. *Upside Down Ft. Ashley Sorrell & Benny The Butcher/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
15. Perspective (Skit)/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
16. *Tricked Ft. KXNG Crooked/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
17. Black People In America/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
18. *Black Savage Ft. Sy Ari Da Kid, White Gold, CyHi The Prynce & T.I./ Producer: Miki Cardovillis
19. *Rhinestone Doo Rag/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
20. *Young World Ft. Vince Staples & G Perico/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
21. My People Free Ft. Ashley Sorrell/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"
22. *Hero Ft. White Gold/ Producer: Royce Da 5'9"

Bold: Favorite Tracks
*Classic Track
My Grade For Album (Rate: 1 Lowest and 5 Highest)
Beats: 5+
Lyrical Content: 5+
Song Structure: 5

REVIEW 

 Drum roll please. BOOM, BOOM, BOOM!!!! The overall rating of Mr. 5'9"s album is #Classic. #1st2020HipHopClassic. Yes, I'm saying it. This is the first FIVE MIC album of this year. I'm aware it will not be the last, because most of the Hip-Hop albums released so far, are close to classics. Quality music is back. #BarsAreBack. Please read other blogs and watch my visual reviews on YouTube as well. Now, if you haven't listen to this album yet, go in your room and put your BIG pants on. This album is for ADULTS ONLY!

 I'm calling this the Hip-Hop Bible. From beginning to end, it's filled with gems about the world and wants ying & yang about it. If you have sensitive ears, don't listen to this album. Royce murders every song on this album. His features stand there own as well, like Benny the Butcher on "Upside Down", Kxng Crooked on "Tricked" and Westside Gunn on "Overcomer". And you know Conway did his thing on "FUBU". The entire Griselda got busy. Benny quotes, "We the Firm without Fox!" Go listen to this album now. There more bars on this album then private prisons. 

 I got off track a bit, but this album got me out my feelings. It's incredible. So, this is review is going off the 5 MIC system, "The Source" Magazine use to do back in the day. Look it up youngsters. Back to the review. 

This project is musically soothing to the ears and soul. It's Royce's Chronic, Illmatic, Reasonable Doubt, College Drop Out, 3 Feet High and Rising, DoggyStyle, The Fix, etc. Look up these albums if you never heard of them. I'm a hip-hop head since the beginning. I can spit out another 25 classics. What are you Hip-Hip classics? Comment below please. 

 All the production but one song was done by Royce. And like I said earlier, the music has brilliant melodies and it's melodic. It's an album you play from beginning to end. You save the entire album on TIDAL or other platforms, not just a couple of tracks. Every time I listen to this album, it gets deeper with the lyrical content. Every track could be someone's favorite. I have favorites that switch hourly, since this just came out. I've listen to this album over 10 times today. And the reason it's only 10 views prior to this review, is because the album is long without notice. I can't tell it's long because it has my interest throughout. Kinda like the Thriller album. HEE, HEE! And I have various jobs that try to prevent me from listen to music. You can help by supporting my blogs, YouTube videos and selling my apparel. Thanks in advance. 

The highlights are the entire album. I really believe it's a Hip-Hop classic already. If you have different views, I respect that, but let's debate below. His lyrical content like on "Young World", is insane enough. He quotes, "...tell Trump don't send a Tweet, send a plumber to Flint." This dude is in his own world with bars right now. I won't spill all the bars, just go hit play after this. And then come back and let me have it with your opinions. I ready like Tiffany Haddish. "She Ready!"

 If your reading this Royce, tell us your daily regiments, so we can also use 100% of our brains. Seems like your entire cranium was lite on this album. And if your really reading this Mr. 5'9", thank you. I'd like to thank you for this brave album. It's brave, because the content is positive and educational. And you know people don't like to learn in there music, but you found a sweet spot. Thanks for the balance. I can't wait for your future production and lyrical content. You are Dope! 

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