I actually loved and still love SYRE, but this sunset tapes are not the best. But i think you too hard at him.

put a NOT GOOD stamp on this shit

Wow, a Review just 100% more exciting than the reviewed Album! BASHED!

Do you wash your flannels?

The implication that jaden is only good bc of he can afford expensive production is a real disrespect to him trying to be creative. With all the shit out now we gotta support the ppl trying to be real artists.

“Vaporwave and Dancehall”???

Somebody please make vaporhall now

We Live In A Society

I don’t get this whole “mixtape” thing in rap these days. Especially considering most of these people weren’t alive when tapes were common. Maybe it’s just me. Seems pretty pretentious.

mountain fountain mountain fountain mountain fountain mountain fountain mountain fountain mountain

Ah so now red flannel = bad. Gotcha.

I suggest people listen to:
1. A Calabasas Freestyle 2. Plastic 3. Distant 4. Better Things 5. SYRE in Abbey Road and 6. FALLEN Part 2
If searching for the decency in Jaden’s latest project.

The other songs aren’t terrible they’re just hard to navigate through without the thought that they’re filler interrupting enjoyment of the album.

If looking for the story telling in the project only Distant, Better Things, Fallen part 2 and Play this on a mountain at sunset are needed

I always listen to every album from beginning to ending so there are never really any favs but I do think Better things is the best song on its project but that’s not due to it being the song I enjoyed the most as the experience of this project was well received by me.

My issue with this project (btw if I enjoyed SYRE in an 8-10 range this project debuting ERYS was a 5-7) lies within its immaturity in respect to execution.

You can have weaker songs within a body of work but if either their subject matter is not engaging or relayed in a manner that is up to par then their allowance on the project is baffling.

This project feels very raw and Jaden gives off the vibe that when SYRE died at the end of the breakup gone through in the last project what was left was all these emotions like heartbreak, jealousy, and best wishes while also this sense of needing to move on and prove that he’s strong enough to evolve from the experience and that’s my biggest issue with this project: the execution of that need to prove that he’s not what people assume was poorly done and felt incomplete (which might be purposeful as he’s still growing from it) but it seemed like he wanted to wrap it up nicely yet certain tracks could have been left off and the verdict would be the same.

I don’t know but all-in-all I’m looking forward to Jaden’s evolution throughout his discography. If he executes concepts better in the future (and realizes that just because it’s a vibe doesn’t mean the track has to last a sc rapper’s career) I believe he’ll be shown the respect and admiration he’s searching for by those of us who aren’t MSFTS.

With all that money his dad has you’d figure he’d at least be able to spring for some CD’s and a burner. Oh how the wealthy have fallen.

turned the review off when he said jaden was trying to emulate a bhad bhabie sound

this review and its subsequent comment section is full of dorks salty that a rich kid happens to be talented as well

it’s worth noting that jaden doesn’t even wear his privilege on his sleeve, he goes out of his way to cultivate his own thing. this review: cornball/10

It’s Clipping, Bitch

Look, Fantano–in this context, the butterflies are clearly a metaphor for bats. That’s how he sees them at night. Jeez.

Average guy: Hi how are y-
Jaden: *I AM JUST AN ICON LIVING*

8:36 Melon is an oppressed gamer