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Y2K deep cut but with the 90s feel. This isn’t an album many are familiar with (and I hate that).

Love, betrayal, complication and chemistry. It’s chaotic lol but it’s an album that I think everyone should listen to at least one (or twice).

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H.E.R.
H.E.R. · Album

10 years later and it’s still one of the BEST modern day R&B albums to ever hit the streets.

She really pull you into the song and make you feel whatever she’s talking about (or however you’re comprehending it).

One of these albums you can listen to when you need a calm mind, late at night, during a drive, being in your feelings or need some self-discovery.

Unpopular opinion: I think she hasn’t released another album because she can’t top this one.

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This album isn’t talked about enough! Love and commitment in the most mature way ! I would probably consider it a deep-cut fan album but with the 90s feel that everyone loves !

No-skips ! Highly underrated.

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Firstly, WHY DOES THIS ALBUM HAVE NO RATINGS? Anyways, let me say it’s rare for an artist to wait this long to drop an album & it sounds THIS good.

It’s rich, poetic and beyond soulful. Talks about love, family, growth, Black womanhood and makes you feel things you may have never felt but didn’t know you needed to.

The smooth grooves sound like they’re from a different time but fresher today. A album that you can play with no skips and replay over and over !

Neo- Soul needed this !

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Dense and poetic. Highly underrated when it comes to a Kendrick album. The storytelling along is superior. The relatability really just sends you into a awe. Culturally? One them albums that NEEDS more discussion.

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thrillertracktwo@thrillertracktwo

Momma and Wesley’s Theory are my favorites off this album, definitely a generational project from Kendrick!

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