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Track List
01) 20 Karat Jesus
02) Alexys
03) Crushed Glass
04) Dear Maria
05) Amnesia
06) Andrea
07) Phone Lit
08) Homesick
01) 20 Karat Jesus
02) Alexys
03) Crushed Glass
04) Dear Maria
05) Amnesia
06) Andrea
07) Phone Lit
08) Homesick
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3:18
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4:29
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First Released
2017
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"You Only Live 2wice" is the third studio album by American rapper Freddie Gibbs. The album was released on March 31, 2017 by ESGN and Empire Distribution. It includes eight tracks with no guest appearances.
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You Only Live 2wice doesn’t put Gibbs on a Makaveli cross, but does paint him as a Christ-like figure, resurrected and floating on the album cover’s modern-Renaissance depiction of him. Whose sins he’s ready to die for, he’s not saying; he calls himself “20 Karat Jesus” on the crystal chandelier of a leadoff cut but focuses more on the actions (“Fresh up off the highway with that higher power how you want it”) and the consequences (“Don't sleep, bags under my eyes is designer”) than the casualties. Throughout the album, he’s haunted by both the things that have and haven’t happened to him, what he has and hasn’t done, ruminating over a tight 32 minutes across eight tracks that feel haunted even at their hardest.
Gibbs is in full command of his weathered voice and persona, and though its runtime may be short, You Only Live 2wice is a brief showcase of the Indiana rapper at his hardest and most haunting. --- pitchfork.com
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"You Only Live 2wice" is the third studio album by American rapper Freddie Gibbs. The album was released on March 31, 2017 by ESGN and Empire Distribution. It includes eight tracks with no guest appearances.
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You Only Live 2wice doesn’t put Gibbs on a Makaveli cross, but does paint him as a Christ-like figure, resurrected and floating on the album cover’s modern-Renaissance depiction of him. Whose sins he’s ready to die for, he’s not saying; he calls himself “20 Karat Jesus” on the crystal chandelier of a leadoff cut but focuses more on the actions (“Fresh up off the highway with that higher power how you want it”) and the consequences (“Don't sleep, bags under my eyes is designer”) than the casualties. Throughout the album, he’s haunted by both the things that have and haven’t happened to him, what he has and hasn’t done, ruminating over a tight 32 minutes across eight tracks that feel haunted even at their hardest.
Gibbs is in full command of his weathered voice and persona, and though its runtime may be short, You Only Live 2wice is a brief showcase of the Indiana rapper at his hardest and most haunting. --- pitchfork.com
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