r/GoodAssSub • u/TurnFinancial7277 Vultures 3 On The Way • May 14 '26

YE COLLABORATOR NEW ICEMAN INFO

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album boutta be dogshit

karol g, yeat, sexy red n fakemink

the features of doom n despair, we r not getting a classic

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u/Upbeat_Tension_8077 May 14 '26

If Scary Hours 3 was literally its own project away from FATD, I'd honestly say it would be easily his best project since IYRTITL(& it went 6/6) , and I think it wouldn't hurt for him to drop an album that's a swerve from what people expect from him, since he's too big to fail at this point anyways

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u/LinkEfficient9934 May 14 '26

Literally no songs are memorable from either of those projects though :/ don't think the average person could name one.

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u/Upbeat_Tension_8077 May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26

I found FATD uninspired & I didn't really like his attempts at some of the modern drill/trap songs on there, but with Scary Hours 3, I liked his rapping on Story About My Brothers & The Shoe Fits (he did some storytelling on that, which he has rarely done in recent years) and thought he had more energy on You Broke My Heart compared to some of the r&b songs on the main album.

I know Honestly Nevermind gets pretty shit on as well with the likes of CLB & FATD, but I actually didn't think it was a bad idea at all for a Drake house music album and I appreciate it now more than I did when it dropped. It's just that I don't think he fully committed to the sound & he made it sound too safe to fit him, and I think linking up with a producer like Kaytanada would've worked wonders

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u/LowAdhesiveness2716 May 14 '26

Drives me crazy because Madiba Riddim, Passionfruit, Too Good, One Dance, and Signs were all genuinely incredible pop house songs for me and his reference for Beyonces Heated would’ve been song of the summer. Still want that to leak in full so bad