Drip Harder
| Lil Baby, Gunna
Drip Harder
Drip Harder is a collaborative mixtape by American rappers Lil Baby and Gunna. It was released on October 5, 2018 by YSL Records, Quality Control Music, Motown and Capitol Records. The mixtape includes guest appearances from Drake, Young Thug, Lil Durk and Nav, production from Turbo, Wheezy and Tay Keith, among others. -Wikipedia
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Pitchfork
Lil Baby and Gunna are one of the best new rap duos and their latest project develops a chemistry and brotherhood few others can lay claim to.
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Rolling Stone
These two agile, melodic-minded MCs already have close to an album’s worth of songs together spread across various mixtapes; they’re on the radio right now, rapping next to their booster — and stylistic forebear — Young Thug on “Chanel (Go Get It).”
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Consequence of Sound
The red-hot Georgia duo deliver on their first full-length collaboration together.
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Medium
Two of Hip Hop’s fastest rising stars Lil Baby and Gunna linkup to release ‘ Drip Harder’, using their sonic chemistry to create one of the more bragadocious albums of 2018.
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Stereogum
Lil Baby and Gunna had already arrived. But with Drip Season, it feels like both of them have arrived.
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Hot New Hip Hop
Lil Baby & Gunna set the benchmark for luxury-rap with "Drip Harder."
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DJ Booth
'Drip Harder' is the 'Bad Boys' of 2018, with Lil Baby and Gunna operating on pure charisma and style like trap's answer to Will Smith and Martin Lawrence.
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Highsnobiety
The dark beats match the similarly bleak lyricism; the dynamic duo sound enigmatic about their success, appearing distant and disappointed.
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Hip Hop DX
There are times where songs on this album sound too similar to totally stand out and at the end of the day there are only a small handful of tracks that actually have enough legs to run into the annals of Hip Hop history.
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The Ratings Game
Don’t get me wrong, there were some bangers on here, but for the most part, the music was simply alright to me.
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Exclaim!
This is a good effort from these two but could've been tighter.
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Noisey
Drip Harder feels more like a Gunna project with appearances by Lil Baby.
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Guestlist
Drip Harder is a thoroughly enjoyable tape, and in no way, shape or form, a disappointment.
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XXL Mag
Drip Harder is the irreverent, indulgent offspring of Quality Control and Young Stoner Life’s phenoms. The two main contributors are more comfortable playing with melody than lyrical concepts.
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The Nicholl's Worth
Gunna and Lil Baby are most definitely Atlanta’s newest rappers on the rise, so be sure to not overlook this musical treasure.
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Uproxx
Drip Harder will do little to engender your affection. It’s not designed to draw new listeners, it was conceived by fans and expertly executed on their behalf — yet there’s nothing here that would turn off a new fan either.
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The PaperClip
Overall the album was very disappointing. Listeners can enjoy Gunna and Lil Baby’s independent work, but thought they would deliver a much more solid product.
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Thirst Key
While I can’t deny their success in gaining steam in the industry, these are two artists I’ve never been impressed by.
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The Towerlight
With cookie-cutter production and such throwaway struggle lines like “we gon’ stick together like assigned seats” and “I got sauce like spaghetti,” this album manages to go above and beyond the call of duty of mediocrity.
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Culture Kings
The diversity and versatility of the tracks prove that this pair is one to watch. They are definitely worthy of the hype they have been receiving.
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Brockport Stylus
Lil Baby and Gunna are now growing to superstar levels and it is only a matter of time before the two start reaching international fame.
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Rubicon
Gunna and Lil Baby dominate October music with Drip Harder.
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Milton Measure
Gunna and Lil Baby are both young and have a lot of room to improve, and I’m sure fans are hoping for a follow up album in 2019. Before that can happen, though, they’ll need to find a way to create different types of flow.
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The Sunday Review
Sergio Giavanni Kitchens (Gunna) & Dominique Jones (Lil Baby) released this fire last week! The beats are a bit predictable but in a good way.
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42 Fifty
This album was very underwhelming. Hopefully, if the rappers collaborate again, they will create some better bangers.
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Coyote Chronicle
The final product could have benefitted from stronger ideas and switches in cadences from both artists, making it a much more cohesive experience rather than having most tracks sound the same.
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