Roddy Ricch - Feed Tha Streets II | MIXTAPE REVIEW
In perfect timing while Roddy Ricch, is beginning to blow, the California based rapper dropped his second mixtape, Feed Tha Streets 2.
However Roddy decides to slightly switch up his rap style which kinda made the mixtape a underwhelming.
I haven’t completely listened to Feed Tha Streets part 1, but their are a handful of songs which I enjoyed from the tape and made me like Roddy’s songs.
This mixtape was just a different experience. Roddy is more anecdotal and less energetic on this project. That was quite irritating because he’s pretty early into his career and already switching up his flow. Plus his unique adventurous flow was the primary reason why I enjoyed his music.
The mixtape felt like it was dipping into that common modern day gangster rap category, as their wasn’t many risks taken.
Although their were a few bad joints on the tape, Roddy defines why he is one to continue watching. From the zero features, to the emotion you could physically hear in his tracks, it seems like he’s here to stay.
You could argue that something influenced him to switch up his style from the first to this current mixtape, or maybe this is just a one off. That’s completely understandable.
None the less the project wasn’t awful but more of a let down. If you’re patient enough it could grow on you.
The Favourable: Every Season
The Unfavourable: Feed Tha Streets (Intro)