Travis Scott is back with the same trap beats, druggie lyrics and autotune, but he lacks the charisma of his critically acclaimed debut album, “Rodeo.” On “Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight,” Scott’s verses are forgettable and he lacks the energy he possessed in his previous projects. While his beats and production are still impeccable, the vocals are somewhat disappointing, as he fails to experiment much with his verses.
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Travis Scott’s album, Rodeo, is available now.
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