Q discusses his grandmother’s and his cousin’s death to add to the sadness. The track talks to people who aren’t actually drunk, but are instead intoxicated by their heavy-hearted emotions. The song is full of melancholy I mean 6LACK is the feature and he’s the king of getting people in their feels. “Drunk.” Definitely different from what I normally am playing, but it’s a keeper.
If I played basketball listening to this song, I’d probably have Vince Carter’s vertical.ĥ. Q is the rocket zipping out of Earth’s orbit and the flames that push him to outer space is the beat. “Numb Numb Juice.” Now this makes up for the previous track. I loved the album, but I’m skipping this song.Ĥ. I won’t be surprised if I hear it on the radio just because Scott and Q made a song together, but don’t be shocked if I change the station. The beat, the hook, the meaning of the song (the Chopstix are a girl’s legs?) is just so basic and overdone. The whole song Scott just repeats “chopsticks” and tries to harmonize with autotune. It was like TDE paid Travis Scott and Q to try and make a hit.
If I had to match it with a TDE member, I’d probably say it resembles Kendrick Lamar’s “Yah.” It’s an interesting switch by Q, but I probably won’t be playing it in my car anytime soon.ģ. Q uses drums and vivid imagery to reflect on the repercussions of the cyclical gangster lifestyle he was once a part of. “Tales.” Complete change of pace from the first track. As the millennials would say, it’s a banger.Ģ. The beat does its job, and Q repeating “Whip clean, dope boy” makes my house tremble. Though his voice doesn’t project enough force as the production, the beat clearly makes up for the lacking energy. “Gang Gang.” It’s only got one verse and the chorus is pretty simple, but the trap beat Q uses is enticing. With that being said, here’s what I thought about Q’s “CrasH Talk.”ġ. I don’t need to hear drawn out intros or outros. For most people, this is short, but it is just right for my taste.
The album has 14 songs and lasts a total of 39 minutes and 49 seconds. I put my AirPods in and began listening to the first track. Needless to say, I was excited when it appeared on Spotify. Q’s last release came three years ago with the Grammy-nominated curveball entitled “Blank Face LP.” As a fan of most rappers from Top Dawg Entertainment (the label that includes the likes of Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Jay Rock, Reason and many others), it felt way longer than just three years. American rapper Schoolboy Q released his highly anticipated fifth studio album “CrasH Talk” on April 26, 2019.
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