New Music Review
Here are the best songs and artists from the last few months
By Mike Singleton
Chieftain Staff
Top Rap Songs
Army (by SahBabii) 8/10 on the heat scale
“Army” has everything you could want in a rap song: hard beat,
great tone. It’s a song you can vibe to cruising down Lahser.
Shake It Up (by Trippie Redd) 7/10
“Life’s a Trip,” another recent installment by Trippie Redd, fea-
tures “Shake It Up,” the best song off this newly released album.
Fire beat, energetic fl ow, truly a banger to listen to.
Drip Too Hard (by Lil Baby & Gunna) 9/10
A recent single by Lil Baby and Gunna, this is not the fi rst time
this duo has collaborated, and they never disappoint. This sin-
gle is sure to break into the charts, unfurling a somber harmony
and hard bass: “Drip too hard, don’t stand too close.”
Top Hip-Hop Songs
Love Lies (by Khalid & Normani) 7/10
Another great installment by Khalid and Normani, with
great vocals and cherubic harmony. This song is breaking the
billboard.
Girls Like You (by Maroon 5 Feat. Cardi B) 10/10
Truly heat, this song should be No. 1 on everyone’s playlist. The
listener gets the best of both worlds, with rap and pop clashing
together to make this banger. This has been on repeat on every
radio station for the past month. There should not be a soul in
Bloomfi eld that has not listened to this song.
In My Feelings (by Drake) 10/10
Drake has been dropping heat lately. Not usually known for Pop,
the artist clearly has ventured into a new playing fi eld. This song
has soothing lyrics and a sizzling beat. This is a banger that will
get any party started. “Kiki, do you love me?”
Underrated Artists
1. Kanye West
2. Lil Skies
3. Sheck Wes
4. J. Cole
B R OTHE R R IC E H IG H S C H O O L C H I E F TA I N
Overrated Artists
1. Lil Pump
2. 6ix9ine
3. Lil Yachty
4. Travis Scott
P AGE 3
Finally,
It’s Kanye’s
New Album
Oh wait, my bad,
It’s not out yet
By Jake Riem
Chieftain Staff
Another day, another rant from
Mr. West.
As everybody knows, Kanye is
not afraid to speak his mind in any
way,
shape,
or form.
Last
Saturday
on “Sat-
urday
Night
Live,”
Kanye
had
Kanye West
a brief
monologue at the end of the show
about being bullied for his support
of Donald Trump.
While I have no problem with
the man telling it like it is, I have
a major problem with him LYING
ABOUT DROPPING HIS NEW
ALBUM. PLEASE. PLEASE DROP
“YAHNDI!”
West’s new album was supposed
to be released just before -- and
then just after -- his SNL appear-
ance. Now his says wife wait until
November.
After being on such a hot streak
with his solo album and other proj-
ects he produced, we are itching for
more. Kanye always preaches about
listening to the future generation.
Well, Kanye, the kids are here for
the music. That is all.
Drop it.
O C T O B E R 2018