It’s as if the album has a switch from the usual lit beats and sounds, to a melodic and outer body vibe.
The album has an array of sounds that can appeal to any listener. The album gets even better with “Prices,” featuring a beautiful remixed sample of Travis Scott’s “way back,” and “P2” with Uzi sampling his own song “X.O Tour Life.” Songs like “Chrome Heart Tags” (produced by Chief Keef) and “Bust Me” are truly melodic, and give listeners a chilling feeling, taking a whole trip to other places. There are pockets of surprises everywhere that make the album so magical. “Eternal Atake’s” songs legit have singing and vocals in the background, that might just make listeners cry (or think they’re listening to some sort of gospel). There are also plenty of skits incorporated into many of the songs, which brings back memories of the ones heard in his debut project, “LUV is Rage.” The album is nothing other than a long-awaited masterpiece. READ Take Some Time To Get Involved In a Cause or Campaign This Summer The album is completely going against traditional sound and testing untraditional beats. Songs like “Homecoming” give plenty of bass, bells, and sounds of rain. My friend Elijah, a 17-year old at McClarin High School describes the album as “being like Universal Studios” and it really couldn’t be said any better than that. The smooth transitions and beats are otherworldly.
The previously released singles “Futsal Shuffle 2020” and “That Way” are listed as bonus songs however, there are so many different components to this album. It’s a flow that many fans may have heard in plenty of his leaks, however, the album is still keeping us on our toes. The album serves many electric and intergalactic beats hence, the album cover’s space-themed visuals. Today has genuinely been a monumental day for Lil Uzi fans and makes me feel the same way as when I was first introduced to the rapper.
This album has proven why me, and many other fans love him. Since I first heard of Lil Uzi in my eighth-grade year, I was captivated. After three years of being dormant, doing features, and label issues, Lil Uzi Vert has given us a solid piece of work. After many speculations, and hopes for how the album will turn out, it is finally here. This album has been awaited since Uzi’s first mention of it in 2018. With plenty of dancing in the hallway, red faces filled with joy, and people just completely savoring this moment, Lil Uzi Vert has shaken the spirits of my classmates, and myself with disbelief. Peep the latest episode of Deconstructed above and read all the lyrics to “XO TOUR Llif3” on Genius now.The words that many Lil Uzi Vert fans (who were originally anticipating the release in two weeks) heard today after one of the most highly anticipated albums of the year released on all streaming platforms. I think he talking about dead presidents.’ I just figured it was a regular beat. “Everybody else says it makes them feel like their friends are dead, but I know the concept. “It gives me the feeling of partying, it makes you feel like a rockstar,” he tells Genius. He says it’s going to be a song that’s played for the next 15 to 20 years.
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TM88 came through Genius to give an inside look at how he crafted the song for the latest episode of Genius' video series Deconstructed. So I was like, ‘Let me make a pack of uptempo 148 to 155.’” Man, fuck!’ The slower beats don’t go to the clubs. But, I was sitting there and I was like ‘Man, let me sample myself.’ I heard the beat and I was like, ‘Damn. “It was one of them ones where I didn’t send it out, and I’m pretty sure he was sending it out, but it didn’t reach. “The beat ended up not traveling nowhere,” he says. The main melody of the track wasn’t “XO” but served as its foundation. Number six.”Īccording to TM88, the original vibe of “XO” came from a beat he was sitting on for three years that he made with his producer JW Lucas. I sat down, I was like, ‘Man, I'ma cook a 20 pack for Uzi and just send him all 20 beats.’ It’s kind of weird, because everybody saying Uzi Lucifer and this shit now.
People really don’t believe that I did it. We gotta find this zone.’ I didn’t have none of my equipment. We gotta make the most epic shit in the world. “We was on FaceTime for like a hour and 40 minutes just talking about the industry and just regular shit,” producer TM88 tells Genius. He premiered the track in London while opening for The Weeknd’s Starboy: Legend of the Fall 2017 world tour, and the song’s title pays homage to The Weeknd’s label XO. Over production from JW Lucas and TM88, Uzi Vert rages about relationship troubles with his ex-girlfriend, Brittany Byrd, among other things. Lil Uzi Vert’s “XO TOUR Llif3” is one of the biggest songs of the year.
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