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21 Savage is a changed man. If you hadn’t been paying attention to a summer highlighted by consistent charity work and a new, jewelry-free aesthetic, you’ll know by the title of his sophomore album, i am > i was. Musically, the Atlanta rapper stayed mostly quiet during 2018, save for a handful of feature verses, but if the December release of i am > i was tells us anything about his time cruising under the radar, it’s that he’s spent it creating a body of work that lives up to the title.
i am > i was is inspired, with Savage rapping at his crispest, delivering couplets as funny as they are menacing. “The chopper can hit all of y’all/Your brother, your goldfish, and dog/Most of my n*ggas just rob/They cut off and hand you your balls,” he raps on “break da law.” He’s in his storyteller bag on “out for the night,” but he takes off his armor to get sentimental on “letter 2 my momma.” On “asmr,” he revisits the whisper from 2018’s Metro Boomin collaboration “Don’t Come Out the House” and then whines in Auto-Tune on the bridge of “ball w/o you.” He’s also included a red carpet’s worth of featured guests, including J. Cole, Lil Baby, and ScHoolboy Q, as well as the person responsible for Savage’s biggest feature to date (“rockstar”), collaborator Post Malone.
The album takes numerous sonic cues from Memphis legends Three 6 Mafia (“break da law,” “a&t,” “good day”), but its most peculiar (if not most rewarding) inclusion comes by way of a Childish Gambino verse on “monster.” At one time in Savage’s career, the idea of this collaboration cut might have sounded laughable, but the 21 Savage of i am > i was—didn’t come to fool around.
EDITORS’ NOTES
21 Savage is a changed man. If you hadn’t been paying attention to a summer highlighted by consistent charity work and a new, jewelry-free aesthetic, you’ll know by the title of his sophomore album, i am > i was. Musically, the Atlanta rapper stayed mostly quiet during 2018, save for a handful of feature verses, but if the December release of i am > i was tells us anything about his time cruising under the radar, it’s that he’s spent it creating a body of work that lives up to the title.
i am > i was is inspired, with Savage rapping at his crispest, delivering couplets as funny as they are menacing. “The chopper can hit all of y’all/Your brother, your goldfish, and dog/Most of my n*ggas just rob/They cut off and hand you your balls,” he raps on “break da law.” He’s in his storyteller bag on “out for the night,” but he takes off his armor to get sentimental on “letter 2 my momma.” On “asmr,” he revisits the whisper from 2018’s Metro Boomin collaboration “Don’t Come Out the House” and then whines in Auto-Tune on the bridge of “ball w/o you.” He’s also included a red carpet’s worth of featured guests, including J. Cole, Lil Baby, and ScHoolboy Q, as well as the person responsible for Savage’s biggest feature to date (“rockstar”), collaborator Post Malone.
The album takes numerous sonic cues from Memphis legends Three 6 Mafia (“break da law,” “a&t,” “good day”), but its most peculiar (if not most rewarding) inclusion comes by way of a Childish Gambino verse on “monster.” At one time in Savage’s career, the idea of this collaboration cut might have sounded laughable, but the 21 Savage of i am > i was—didn’t come to fool around.
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- 15 Songs, 50 Minutes
- Released: Dec 21, 2018
- ℗ 2018 Slaughter Gang, LLC under exclusive license to Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
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