7teen’s new album, 2004, is a thrilling piece of a variety of pieces and flows. he exceeds when the background music is unlike other artists. he used some smooth jazz on a trumpet as background and absolutely nailed the lyrics. he also used yakko’s countries of the world, at first he went slow and then he sped that up matching the background music which is impressive. credit to the producer for really getting his flow right and the hi-hat and bass amazing. 7teen has been through many things in his life and he expresses that through his music. while other rappers use drugs, money, and women, he uses his personal life and what he’s been through. each song is different, you go through the whole spectrum of music. slow, hype, fast, free styling. his lyrics for each of these aren’t just words they’re life.
with 19 songs he nails each one of them and he’s very flexible. his rhymes are pretty damn fire. he’s not limited to one style and he shows that. there are a few things that could be changed, sometimes his lyrics don’t flow together. some of the times usually in the beginning or the end he sounds like a low quality to sound cloud rapper his mic audio a little bit scratchy, but at the end of the day he’s a great rapper with little mistakes that are in one or two songs. he uses sounds that take over the intro for 20+ seconds. overall i’m giving him a 87.8 mostly because he does amazing with unique sounds that other artists couldn’t use but also he can’t use his lyrics very well for more common tracks. the top songs are “it all fades to black”, “blanco - freestyle”, “pbq” “no melody type beat” and “OKAY!” - f. vein - 2021
