Offset “Father Of 4” Album Review: A 60 Min. Heartfelt Apology That Just Felt Flat | WM40A

While Offset's solo debut is the best of the Migo's, in it's attempt to be introspective trap the album feels atonal, flat, and forced.  We were hoping for more Ric Flair.  This is our review of Offset "Father of 4" . 

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Offset " Father of 4 " Album Review: A 60 Min. Heartfelt Apology that Just Felt Flat. | Where's My 40 Acres Podcast

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For a while we didn't know if Offset was ever going to get his solo release off the ground.  Following behind the other 2 Migos, Off was set to potentially end the trio of releases on a high note.  Instead, we ended up with a respectable attempt at an album forcefully one note reflecting on this young man trials and tribulations.  Sometimes it feels enduring, and other times it feels like marketing to empaths, or apologetic branding.  There's not real attempt a nuance and sadly, no real flair.  Even though the album shows the most potential of the three for a better sophomore solo project, it may be more a testament to the hard truth that the Migos are only at their best as Migos.

Join us as we go track-by-track through this album and great down the jams beat by beat.

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