Aside from containing the only song I’ll ever tolerate Drake on, Astroworld has a lot going for it. While Travis’ previous offering introduced me to his antics, Birds in the Trap always left me feeling somewhat empty and unfulfilled. That’s not the case with Astroworld. From the stunning opener to the intricate beauty of Stop Trying To Be God, there are many sights to see, and at times it’s difficult to comprehend how the same man and his team can excel on all fronts simultaneously.
While Travis has never been a rapper’s rapper, judging him – or Astroworld – solely in that context feels a bit unfair. And even if his biggest hits portray him as a man… More