Pink Tape a Overhyped Project by UZI??

 Recently, the new album "Pink tape" by Symere Bysil Woods, better known by his stage name as Lil Uzi Vert, was released. For the past two years, his supporters have been anticipating this and were thrilled. Only a select few musicians from their generation have continued to be well-liked and relevant almost ten years later. One of those artists is Uzi. Production-wise, Pink Tape is undoubtedly Uzi's most experimental endeavor; he experimented with new sounds for them and extended his wings on that project. Uzi tried his best to serve his fans by giving every aesthetics he can,

For instance, if you want metal core rap, you can listen to songs like "Cs" and "Werewolf," if you want w
rath music, you can listen to "Suicide Doors," and if you want the old Uzi classic, you can listen to "Flooded the face."

Travis Scott and Lil Uzi Vert collaborate in an exciting way on the song "Aye." In this song, they both discuss the criticism they face as artists, their work ethic, hardships, and a variety of other issues.

This album, in my opinion, was average and overhyped. The majority of the songs could be skipped, and several of them featured Uzi's quirky beats. I had higher hopes for Uzi's pink tape. I admire his aspirations to create an album as distinctive as this, but the bloated track list and odd song selections fall short.

The main drawback of pink tape was how long it was—nearly an hour and a half. I lost interest in this album towards the end because a significant portion of it is unneeded and can be skipped.

Finally, I'd give this album a 5/10.

Tracks that I liked 

Flooded the face 

Suicide doors

Aye

Nakamura

Just wanna rock

REHAB.

 

Finally, I'd want to leave you with a few questions.

 Do the teenage boys who dominate the rap market have a

constant appetite? Despite all of its eccentricities, Pink Tape acts as if they do.

 And was the two-year wait worthwhile for this album?