Future feat. Pharrell, Pusha T and Casino

– Move That Dope

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Crap

A pile of crap obviously, as if you needed anything more than the title to make such a judgement.

Pharrell's presence in music continues to grow with this, but this is certainly one of his worst recent production efforts. Whilst it shows diversification and versatility from his collaborations with Ed Sheeran and Miley Cyrus, or about singing how "Happy" he is, if you're going to show it, you might as well do it with a good song.

And also, I don't believe Pharrell to be a "gangster" for one second. I don't know enough about Pharrell's life now to make an informed view on it, but surely he would be so out-of-touch with what it's like to live on the streets that his performance on this is a bit ridiculous in itself. I would say the same about the others as well.

And, of course, the lyrics are inane and poor as well. As the title would suggest, it's about the transportation of drugs. Add some generic lyrics about sex and some trashy beat and this is the result.

Let's hope for some improvement in typical rap songs this year, because after previous years of rap songs, I think it's what the public deserve.

This is the first time I've found myself enjoying Future I think. Mainly because he isn't using an absurd amount of vocoder, so he's tolerable. But also because he's backed by a pretty strong beat, and has some good verses behind him; Pusha & Pharrell just kill it. Between Pusha's wordplay & Pharrell's rapid fire internal rhyming, it's very entertaining.

I would say that people should be given more quality to obligatorily purchase.

Honestly lyrics in this sort of hip-hop almost never bothers me because it's never about them. The beats are solid, but I feel like while each contribution is consistent, it's still missing something. It's similar to the likes of 'Dip' and 'Fashion Killa', but where it falters is its lack of variation. 3.5

Pretty tolerable considering, variety is lacking though as already stated.

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