Planet Her (studio album)
by Doja Cat

Shortlisted for album of the year at the 2022 Grammys. The winner was We Are by Jon Batiste

From cartoken 01/21/2023 17:20 | #293135

Underrated ! one my favorite albums of the year .... and by far !

From VictorVale 07/14/2021 17:43 | #271613

Bons ganchos pop, mas ainda não bateu bem para mim.

Honestly it’s surprisingly good for what it is. It’s has some really solid high points- Kiss Me More, Ain’t Shit, Get Into It, You Right, Need to Know. However everything else is pretty forgettable. The project lacks focus, it seems like more a vessel to hold the singles and the couple of other radio digestible songs instead of a full body of work but that’s sort of to be expected for the mainstream at this point isn’t it? Maybe it’s because I went into this project with my expectations on the floor it kind of took me by surprise that there are moments on this album that are really good. You just never know what you’re gonna get from Doja she’s pretty unpredictable. Between this and Sour by Olivia Rodrigo as well as potential Adele, Rihanna, and Billie Eilish on the horizon there maybe be some hope that mainstream music is starting to make an upward climb out of the absolutely dreadful slump it went through for the past decade or two. In conclusion it’s not great but it definitely exceeded my expectations 6.5/10

From Boltzmann 06/27/2021 12:11 | #271092

It's not really going anywhere. She occasionally raps rather well and switches up her style which was a nice surprise, like on Payday and Get Into It (Yuh), but she quickly goes back to the same shit again. She's best when she's pop, when does she realize that (same goes for Nicki Minaj)?

And what's this weird habit of Young Thug to start sounding like the people he inspired? Don Tuliver is your son, Thugger, not the other way around.