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'Taylor Allderdice' is almost 'Grindhouse'-esque in how over-the-top it is, and like 'Grindhouse', it's entertaining if you don't put any elevated expectations on it.

Don't get me wrong, Wiz Khalifa is a talented MC with flexible flow and a penchant for the clever one-liner, but he's not one to force the issue to impress anybody, regardless if they're a fan or if they're a critic. If you're looking for an album with technically sound rapping, bulletproof rhyme schemes and lyrical gymnastics in flow and delivery, this is not the album for you. So if you're looking for an album that'll expand your mental perspectives on poverty, philosophy, politics, or other topics you'd find on college essay prompts, this is not the album for you. Who wouldn't want to smoke inordinate amounts of weed, show off all the new cars and clothes, and kick it with other established celebrities like Juicy J or Rick Ross? Shit, I would.

Wiz Khalifa represents how most dudes of our generation would act if they made it. If 'Taylor Allderdice' represents the next step in Wiz Khalifa's development as an artist, it's a solidification of his status as an unrepentant successful man-child of the 21st Century. There's no justification for the lack of width in the content (smoking weed, being rich as fuck, hanging out with hella hoes), the heavy hands on the drum machine, and the interludes where Wiz speaks braggadocio in a blunted voice.

This mixtape is all about being unapologetic. Wiz Khalifa :: Taylor Allderdice :: Rostrum Records

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