Megan Thee Stallion – Good News

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Artist: Megan Thee Stallion

Title: Good News

Year: 2020

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Tracklist

  • 1. Shots Fired (2:50)
  • 2. Circles (2:50)
  • 3. Cry Baby (feat. DaBaby) (2:17)
  • 4. Do It On The Tip (feat. City Girls & Hot Girl Meg) (2:47)
  • 5. Sugar Baby (2:26)
  • 6. Movie (feat. Lil Durk) (3:47)
  • 7. Freaky Girls (feat. SZA) (2:46)
  • 8. Body (2:51)
  • 9. What’s New (2:35)
  • 10. Work That (2:14)
  • 11. Intercourse (feat. Popcaan & Mustard) (3:17)
  • 12. Go Crazy (feat. Big Sean & 2 Chainz) (3:45)
  • 13. Don’t Rock Me To Sleep (3:03)
  • 14. Outside (2:31)
  • 15. Savage Remix (feat. Beyoncé) (4:02)
  • 16. Girls in the Hood (2:34)
  • 17. Don’t Stop (feat. Young Thug) (3:07)

Review

Megan Thee Stallion's "Good News" burst onto the scene with the force of a supernova, her debut studio album from 2020 radiating with a blend of sassy hip-hop and introspective lyricism. It's a sonic diary of confidence, with Megan's verses dancing over beats that are as much at home in a packed club as they are in a reflective solo listen. The guest list is a who's who of modern rap royalty, with DaBaby, City Girls, Lil Durk, SZA, and none other than Beyoncé lending their talents to elevate the album's dynamic energy.

With "Good News," Megan Thee Stallion has etched her name in the annals of hip-hop with authority. She gracefully balances the scales between boisterous anthems like "Body" and the reflective storytelling in her collaboration with DaBaby on "Cry Baby." Her ability to weave humor with empowerment is a rare talent, and it's on full display as she navigates the album's varied soundscapes, which nod to the old school while firmly planting a flag in the present. The production is slick, a nostalgic yet fresh mix that ties the whole project together in a cohesive, infectious package. It's an album that's as much about the groove as it is about the message, with Megan showing us that she's not just here to stay – she's here to lead. - Noah

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