Hungry Hip Hop

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Kevin Gates’ new project KHAZA (2022) is out, and we at Hungry Hip Hop have something to say about it. This album wasn’t that impressive to our panel—even to the one who suggested it. Tune in and find out whether this project was a hit or miss.

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Lil' Bobby V is back. Coming fresh out of retirement with his latest project VINYL DAYZ, Logic establishes himself as an emcee "set free." This is his final project with his label Def Jam records, and Logic is moving on to greener pastures. Whether his exit is remarkable or forgettable is the subject of today's discussion here on Hungry Hip-Hop. Tune in yourself and see whether, based on this album, anyone should look forward to Logic's newfound freedom. 

YOU CAN'T KILL me is a 2022 studio album by Danielle Balbuena, known by her stage name 070 Shake. This fourteen song project is the focus of today's podcast. It isn't very lyrically focused but is instead more centered around the vibe it creates. However, despite not having many elements, the gang still had plenty to discuss, with two panelists awarding this album a "Spicy." Tune in and see for yourself whether you agree.

The instructions are clear: Tune in to this episode, but avoid this album at all costs. Here is yet another addition to a handful of albums that have received the worst possible rating on this podcast: CERTIFIED RAGU. Boldy James' latest project KILLING NOTHING was so awful that all three panelists voted it down. If you're interested in what went so terribly wrong (and a discussion about who belongs on the Mount Rushmore of rap), come and join us.

Allen on the panel offered this project up as his birthday album selection. Obviously, he gave it a "Spicy," but it may not have fared so well with the two other co-hosts. Their responses may surprise you. Tune in and find out what all the fuss is about in today's installment of Hungry Hip Hop.

Kendrick Lamar has given the world a new album after five years of silence. The project features two discs, which are full of jazz-infused rhythms and powerful verses. Tune in to the conclusion of this two-part series on Mr. MORALE AND THE BIG STEPPERS and find out whether this album is mid or magnificent.

After five years of silence, Kendrick Lamar has presented the world a new project. The album is divided into two parts, and it is filled with loads of jazz-infused rhythms, spoken word, and powerful verses. However, the question on everyone's mind is: Is it mid? In the first installment of this two-part review, the crew tackles the album's first disc. Tune in and find out whether the first half of the album made a good impression. (And no, the episode count is not a typo.)

GQ Magazine has crowned Future as the greatest rapper alive, but does his new album live up to his eminence? I NEVER LIKED YOU is a sixteen track project by Future, released 29 April 2022 and featuring appearances by prominent rappers like Kanye West and Young Thug. For two of our podcasters, this project was their first Future album all the way through. Tune in and find out what they had to say and whether this album is gas or trash.

Vince Staples has a new sound, and for his fans, the question is, “Is it any good?” Today the crew takes a look into his latest release RAMONA PARK BROKE MY HEART, which appears to be an extension of the soundscape debuted in his eponymous album VINCE STAPLES. (However, that may be up for debate.) Tune in and find out whether Mr. Staples’s new direction is, in fact, the right one.