Trippie Redd – Pegasus (Album Review)

Trippie Redd’s “Pegasus” album is WAYYYYYYY better than his “Scary Sounds” EP.


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TOP 5

 

 

5. SLEEPY HOLLOW

“Sleepy Hollow” scared the s**t out of me when I was a kid.

“Sleepy Hollow” is powered by a beat that you might hear in a trap horror movie. Over it, Trippie Redd reminds the world that his chopper hits more folks than a Linebacker. Unfortunately, he doesn’t flex his vocal skills all that much on the song; he simply goes the heinous rap route.

Do ya’ll hear remnants of the “Back To Back” beat in this song, too?

 

 

4. OOMPS REVENGE, PT. 2

I’m not going to lie, I love it when Trippie Redd keeps it all the way real in his music. On “Oomps Revenge, Pt. 2,” he keeps it so real, he almost sounds unrecognizable.

“Oomps Revenge, Pt. 2” is powered by a beat that is both heavenly and grungy. Over it, Trippie Redd spits bars about living life on the edge, smashing his competition, getting guap, and feeling invisible. Throughout the song, Trippie sounds focused, like one of the best rappers in the game, and hella confident.

Trippie sorta sounds like Tory Lanez on this song…

 

 

3. TR666

Believe it or not, “TR666” was made in 2017.

I was a horrible writer in 2017, but I do think that I accurately described “TR666” to the people in the review that I did for the song at that time. Below is what I said:

Despite TR666’s evil name, the track has this gentleness to it that makes for a pretty decent listen. Yea, both Trippie Redd and Swae Lee’s singing on the song will break a few glasses here and there, but hey, I applaud their fearlessness.

“TR666” is the second “666” song that I listened to today (Are rappers trying to tell us something?).

 

 

2. MOOD

“Mood” is one of 2020’s best duets.

Nowadays, you get duets with rappers and singers more than duets with singers and singers. I am OK with that, but I am sure R&B enthusiasts aren’t. Anyway, on “Mood,” Trippie Redd and Chris Brown go toe-to-toe with one another vocally. While the former sounds like the latter with coronavirus, at the end of the day, it is impossible to ignore how dramatic, ferocious, and bi-polar they both sound on the song.

 

 

1. SPACESHIPS

Trippie Redd and Young Thug both go off on “Spaceships.”

“Spaceships” features a beat that will both soothe your mind and make you nod your head violently, one of Young Thug’s best verses to date, and a pretty unique vocal performance by Trippie Redd. The song also features some of the sliest lyrics I’ve ever heard in my life. All in all, “Spaceships” is lightyears ahead of a bunch of songs on Pegasus.


SONG BY SONG BREAKDOWN

1. LET IT OUT (3/5)

2. MOONLIGHT (4/5)

3. LOVE SCARS 4 (3/5)

4. THE NETHER (4/5)

5. SO STRESSED (4/5)

6. EXCITEMENT (3/5)

7. MOOD (4/5)

8. PEGASUS (4/5)

9. WEEEEEE (4/5)

10. PERSONAL FAVORITE (3/5)

11. V-12 (4/5)

12. SPACESHIP (4/5)

13. NEVER CHANGE (3/5)

14. GOOD MORNING (2/5)

15. NO HONORABLE MENTION (3/5)

16. I GOT YOU (3/5)

17. TOO FLY (3/5)

18. RED BEAM (4/5)

19. OOMPS REVENGE, PT. 2 (5/5)

20. TAKE ONE (4/5)

21. SLEEPY HOLLOW (4/5)

22. KID THAT DIDDD (3/5)

23. DON (3/5)

24. HELL RAIN (3/5)

25. TR666 (4/5)

26. SUN GOLD (3/5)


OVERALL RATING

(C)

 

Trippie Redd is something else, right? A week after releasing the worst album in the history of mankind, he turns around and makes an album in Pegasus that a lot of people will think is the album of the year.

On Pegasus, an album that features a whopping 26-tracks, you never know which direction Trippie Redd is going to go. In other words, it’s hard to predict when he’s going to hit us with ferocious bars or sing like an angel. It’s also hard to figure out when he’s going to talk about being in love with a chick or being in love with his gun. Whatever the case may be, I feel like the album accurately showcases generation z’s short attention span, evil thoughts, and wacky approaches to romance.

 

This Post Has 18 Comments

  1. David L

    Holy crap “No Honorable Mentions” may be the best track I’ve ever heard in 2020. It’s a 5/5 for me, and I don’t even like trippie redd.

    1. Rah

      Facts Redd was sliding on that hook

    2. QD

      He definitely goes off on the song! I don’t love the song, but can respect it.

      1. Rah

        It’ll grow on you for sure!

      2. QD

        Man, I hope so! I hate feeling left out LMAO! This might end up being one of those songs that never click with me (Ahem Ahem Richard Millie Plain/Reaper’s Child.

  2. fad

    Average album
    Album rating: 5/10
    Favorite tracks: No honorable mention (best track), Weeeee, Personal Favorite, V-12, Hell Rain, Kid That Diddd
    Least favorite track: Spaceships

    1. QD

      Damn, you like No Honorable Mention, too!? Aw s**t! LMAO.

  3. Wilkimf

    You got everything backwards ! TR666 heat tho.

    1. QD

      Lol. I probably do. I like R&B/lyrical Trippie Redd more than violent Trippie Redd. I’m curious to hear you top 5, bro!

  4. Wilkim

    QD. You want it? You got it!
    1. TR666
    2. No Honorable Mentions
    3. Weeeee
    4. V-12
    5. Personal Favorite

    1. QD

      ???????????? I respeck it!

  5. Andrew04

    great album
    fav tracks: let it out, excitement, spaceships, no honorable mention, sleepy hollow, kid that didd, tr666
    least fav: the ending of weeeeee. what the actual fuck was that?

    1. QD

      My list is a lot closer to yours.

      Trippie’s verses on “WEEEEE” are fantastic; the hook on the song is HORRIBLE! lol

      1. Matt

        Your opinion sucks lol

      2. QD

        ? lol!

  6. Q

    So you’re pretty much saying Oomps Revenge part 2 > The Nether > No honorable mentions ?

    VERY Interesting.

    1. QD

      For sure! I will say, I do like Trippie when he is super lyrical, so I’m slightly biased.

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