вЂњKIRKвЂќ demonstrates DaBabyвЂ™s natural talent and synergy when collaborating with other artists.

вЂњXXLвЂќ has a bell sound that leads the beat, and the overall energy of the track is a great way to end the album.

Stunna 4 VegasвЂ™ verse fits perfectly with the style of DaBaby, and they feed off of each other.Д¬losing out the album is вЂњXXL,вЂќ a song that features DaBabyвЂ™s XXL Freshmen list freestyle. The song вЂњREALLY,вЂќ with DaBabyвЂ™s long-time collaborator Stunna 4 Vegas, delivers some of the best verses on the entire album. вЂњTOESвЂќ features rappers Lil Baby and Moneybagg Yo, who add palpable chemistry to the catchy track. Toward the end of the album, DaBaby wraps it all up with some of his better songs. It seems like the only reason the track is on вЂњKIRKвЂќ is because of Nicki MinajвЂ™s feature, although at this point in DaBabyвЂ™s career itвЂ™s just cheap to create a song based only on name recognition. The entire song is weak and doesnвЂ™t need to be on the album. Gucci ManeвЂ™s verse is nothing special, but it still outshines ChanceвЂ™s unfortunate attempt to add flare to the song. Chance the RapperвЂ™s verse is simply bad and has a couple of lyrics that are unnecessary and cringe-worthy. вЂњGOSPELвЂќ is also a good reminder of DaBabyвЂ™s undeniable talent as a rapper, showcasing an insanely fast flow that makes you stop what you are doing to listen. DaBabyвЂ™s delivery is particularly special on this track, even though he is invoking similar (and often overused) themes of success that he used on the rest of the album. Chance the Rapper, Gucci Mane and YK Osiris all come together to add a bit of style and emphasis to the track. вЂњGOSPELвЂќ is an interesting mix of styles and artists. вЂњKIRKвЂќ can be streamed on Apple Music and Spotify. However, Gates outshines DaBaby and has one of the best features and verses on the whole album. The song вЂњPOP STARвЂќ features Kevin Gates, and for the most part it is similar to the rest of the album. On вЂњKIRK,вЂќ these tracks are вЂњBOP,вЂќ вЂњVIBEZ,вЂќ вЂњPROLLY HEARDвЂќ and вЂњTHERE HE GO.вЂќ Unfortunately, DaBaby can slip into using the same formula for too many tracks, making them sound indistinguishable from one another. On the second track, вЂњOFF THE RIP,вЂќ DaBaby returns to his classic style, gloating to his haters about gaining success over a simple bass-heavy instrumental. вЂњINTROвЂќ explores a different theme than DaBabyвЂ™s usual style, as well as a deeper, more vulnerable perspective on the artistвЂ™s humble beginnings. The only single off of вЂњKIRKвЂќ is the meaningful track вЂњINTRO,вЂќ a track that shows DaBabyвЂ™s struggle before fame and the loss of his father. Some of his more popular tracks, namely вЂњSuge,вЂќ вЂњBaby SitterвЂќ and вЂњWalker Texas Ranger,вЂќ also earned the artist a spot on the XXL Freshmen list, as well as features with well-known rappers Post Malone and J. Not even a year ago, North Carolina rapper DaBaby released his first studio album just seven months later, the artist dropped his latest project вЂњ KIRK.вЂќ At 13 tracks and a 35-minute run time, вЂњKIRKвЂќ boasts features from Chance the Rapper, Gucci Mane, Nicki Minaj and the Migos, all of which prove the artist isnвЂ™t leaving the rap scene any time soon.ДЇrom his 2019 record, DaBaby made his style clear with his aggressive delivery and short hard-hitting songs.

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