Скачать или смотреть The only reason Clipse's "Let God Sort Em Out" isn't a perfect album

Does a legendary group's return automatically equal a perfect album? The Clipse have finally returned with "Let God Sort Em Out," and the hype is immense, with many fans and critics already calling it a flawless 10/10. But while the lyrical genius of Pusha T and No Malice is undeniable, I believe a closer listen reveals a major flaw that holds it back from perfection.

In this episode of UNPACKED with Lonegevity, I offer a detailed breakdown of the new Clipse album and argue why it's not the masterpiece everyone is claiming. I focus on the one element that brings the project down: Pharrell Williams' production. I'll explain why the beats don't live up to the bars and how this keeps the album from achieving true classic status.

This analysis is from my segment on the New Old Heads podcast, episode 444.

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