ASTROWORLD-Travis Scott

Astroworld is Travis Scott’s third studio album, inspired by a demolished Houston theme park and shaped by producers like Mike Dean.
Despite its huge lineup of collaborators and its blend of rap, trap and psychedelic sounds, I consider it overrated. The features often feel unfocused, and many fans praise it more than Rodeo, which I find superior. My favorite tracks are Stargazing, Stop Trying to Be God and Butterfly Effect.

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Dexter-Season 6

Season six of Dexter follows Travis Marshall and his mentor as they recreate gruesome tableaux inspired by the Apocalypse. Travis, a psychopath similar to Dexter, eventually rebels, but is revealed to be the true killer. After kidnapping Dexter’s son for a final sacrifice, he is stopped and killed in the church. Debra walks in during the murder, doesn’t believe Dexter’s excuse, yet protects him because she has feelings for him.

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Etergalactic-Film

Jabari, an artist who rises to fame with Mr. Rager, falls for Meadow amid vibrant colors and stunning animation. A misunderstanding separates them just as their careers take off, leaving both unfulfilled despite success. The film impressed me with its visual style, creativity, and powerful soundtrack. It’s a shame Netflix didn’t promote it; a project like this deserved far more attention.

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The Umbrella Academy-Season 2

The second season of The Umbrella Academy feels stronger than the first: the plot is more engaging and the characters have deeper, more compelling arcs. The 1960s setting, the looming nuclear apocalypse, and the new lives each sibling builds make the story far more dynamic. Even Allison and Diego, who didn’t stand out to me in season one, become much more interesting and well‑developed throughout this season.

Birds in the trap sing Mcknight-Travis Scott

Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight is Travis Scott’s second album, released in 2016. It blends hypnotic melodies with dark atmospheres, showing clear growth compared to Rodeo. Despite the global hit Goosebumps, the record truly shines with tracks like Coordinate, Wonderful, and Through the Late Night. It’s a project that reinforces Scott’s artistic vision and his ability to create unique sonic worlds.

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DEXTER-Season 4

After Rita’s death, Dexter is devastated and meets Lumen while hunting a group of rapists led by Jordan Chase. Together they kill everyone involved.

Lumen’s sudden departure ruins the season: after sharing trauma, murders, and even intimacy, she simply walks away. Jordan Chase and his group are also dull and unconvincing, making Season 5 the weakest of all.

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Rodeo-Travis Scott

Rodeo is Travis Scott’s debut studio album, released in 2015 and featuring major artists like Future, Young Thug, The Weeknd and Justin Bieber, with production from Metro Boomin, Mike Dean and others. The album blends melodic moments and strong rap performances, highlighted by tracks such as 3500, Maria I’m Drunk and Oh My Dis Side. Critically praised and commercially successful, it remains one of Scott’s most influential and beloved projects.

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THE WALKING DEAD-Season 4

Season 4 shows the prison as a stable community until an outbreak and the Governor’s return destroy it. The group is scattered, each facing difficult challenges until they reach Terminus, which turns out to be run by cannibals. Carol saves everyone. I find the season very strong at the beginning and the end, thanks to the illness arc and the shocking Terminus twist, while the middle part is less intense but still meaningful.

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Days Before Rodeo-Travis Scott

Days Before Rodeo is Travis Scott’s second mixtape, first released on SoundCloud in 2014 and later reissued on streaming platforms. Featuring twelve tracks, it includes collaborations with major artists and production from some of the most influential producers of the decade. Despite not being lyrically exceptional, the mixtape stands out for its atmosphere, energy, and immersive sound. My favorite songs are “Mamacita,” “Don’t Play,” and “Zombies.”

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Tha Carter 6-Lil Wayne

Lil Wayne’s Tha Carter 6 was highly anticipated, but the album ultimately disappointed me. Wayne has always treated the Carter series with great respect, yet here he takes unnecessary risks and delivers some weak tracks, including Peanuts an Elephant. Featuring his sons was a sweet idea, but the songs don’t stand out. Still, Wayne proves he hasn’t lost everything: Hip-Hop and Banned from NO remain undeniable bangers.

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