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Track List
01) NO SECRET
02) GOD DID
03) USE THIS GOSPEL (REMIX}
04) BIG TIME
05) KEEP GOING
06) PARTY
07) STAYING ALIVE
08) BEAUTIFUL
09) IT AIN'T SAFE
10) LET'S PRAY
11) FAM GOOD, WE GOOD
12) BILLS PAID
13) WAY PAST LUCK
14) THESE STREETS KNOW MY NAME
15) Juice WRLD DID
16) JADAKISS INTERLUDE
17) ASAHD AND AALAM CLOTH TALK
18) GRATEFUL
Cd 2
01) No Secret
02) God Did
03) Use This Gospel
04) Big Time
05) Keep Going
06) Party
07) Staying Alive
08) Future
09) It Ain't Safe
10) Let's Pray
11) Fam Good, We Good
12) Bills Paid
13) Way Past Luck
14) These Streets Know My Name
15) Juice Wrld Did
16) Jadakiss Interlude
17) Asahd And Aalam Cloth Talk
18) Grateful
01) NO SECRET
02) GOD DID
03) USE THIS GOSPEL (REMIX}
04) BIG TIME
05) KEEP GOING
06) PARTY
07) STAYING ALIVE
08) BEAUTIFUL
09) IT AIN'T SAFE
10) LET'S PRAY
11) FAM GOOD, WE GOOD
12) BILLS PAID
13) WAY PAST LUCK
14) THESE STREETS KNOW MY NAME
15) Juice WRLD DID
16) JADAKISS INTERLUDE
17) ASAHD AND AALAM CLOTH TALK
18) GRATEFUL
Cd 2
01) No Secret
02) God Did
03) Use This Gospel
04) Big Time
05) Keep Going
06) Party
07) Staying Alive
08) Future
09) It Ain't Safe
10) Let's Pray
11) Fam Good, We Good
12) Bills Paid
13) Way Past Luck
14) These Streets Know My Name
15) Juice Wrld Did
16) Jadakiss Interlude
17) Asahd And Aalam Cloth Talk
18) Grateful
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2022
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God Did is the thirteenth studio album by American record producer DJ Khaled. It was released through We the Best Music and Epic Records on August 26, 2022. The album features guest appearances from Drake, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, John Legend, Fridayy, Kanye West, Eminem, Future, Lil Baby, Lil Durk, 21 Savage, Roddy Ricch, Quavo, Takeoff, SZA, Nardo Wick, Kodak Black, Don Toliver, Travis Scott, Gunna, Latto, City Girls, Skillibeng, Buju Banton, Capleton, Bounty Killer, Sizzla, Juice Wrld, Jadakiss, and Vory. It serves as the follow-up to his previous album, Khaled Khaled, and was supported by one single: the Drake and Lil Baby–assisted "Staying Alive", released three weeks prior.
User Album Review
One thing is for damn sure: you never forget you’re listening to DJ Khaled. The hip-hop figure’s larger than life stance extends to his music – new album ‘God Did’ is smeared in his cypher, but it’s more than that. This record, down to its very DNA, is pure, undiluted DJ Khaled: chaotic, loud, brash, and unapologetic, it’s hard to truly love but impossible to ignore.
As usual, ‘God Did’ is testament to the power of DJ Khaled’s contact list, his platinum-gilded rolodex. Literally everybody is on here – from newcomers to all-out icons, each track peppered with talent. Like Kanye? Partial to Eminem? Well, Khaled has them both on the same track. Is that even a good idea? Isn’t this just curatorial overkill bordering on ego-centric largesse? Maybe, but it’s also incredibly entertaining.
The highs, curiously, come from artists with the most to prove. Nardo Wick and Don Toliver deliver two standout verses, and their placement here does the newcomers no harm at all. Conversely, the most lacklustre moments are often handled by artist’s with the longest resumes – Drake’s spots are disappointing, a reminder of how often Aubrey’s best work is kept aside for his own records.
Future and SZA combine on album standout ‘BEAUTIFUL’, while Latto and City Girls – placing two toxic femme favourites on the same track, we see you DJ Khaled – combine on the punchy, irresistible ‘BILLS PAID’.
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DJ Khaled – God Did
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It doesn’t always land, however. ‘Juice WRLD DID’ is a short piece, a fond tribute to the late rapper; the actual recording is insubstantial though, while smothering Juice WRLD’s delivery in his ‘DJ KHALED!!!!’ cypher isn’t the most subtle of moves.
Ultimately, ‘GOD DID’ is a record of fireworks, but few surprises. The songs kept succinct, punchy, and direct; there’s no house production about-turns, no moments of revelation, just sheer, unadulterated Khaled. It’s like being strapped in to a rollercoaster – at points its exhilarating, at others terrifying, and by the end you’re eager for it to be over. In leaning on his hip-hop roots DJ Khaled re-asserts his role as rap’s best-connected figure, and that’s testimony both to his effervescent personality and his unrelenting creativity. That it doesn’t all land almost misses the point: it’s DJ Khaled!!!!
https://www.clashmusic.com/reviews/dj-khaled-god-did/
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God Did is the thirteenth studio album by American record producer DJ Khaled. It was released through We the Best Music and Epic Records on August 26, 2022. The album features guest appearances from Drake, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, John Legend, Fridayy, Kanye West, Eminem, Future, Lil Baby, Lil Durk, 21 Savage, Roddy Ricch, Quavo, Takeoff, SZA, Nardo Wick, Kodak Black, Don Toliver, Travis Scott, Gunna, Latto, City Girls, Skillibeng, Buju Banton, Capleton, Bounty Killer, Sizzla, Juice Wrld, Jadakiss, and Vory. It serves as the follow-up to his previous album, Khaled Khaled, and was supported by one single: the Drake and Lil Baby–assisted "Staying Alive", released three weeks prior.
User Album Review
One thing is for damn sure: you never forget you’re listening to DJ Khaled. The hip-hop figure’s larger than life stance extends to his music – new album ‘God Did’ is smeared in his cypher, but it’s more than that. This record, down to its very DNA, is pure, undiluted DJ Khaled: chaotic, loud, brash, and unapologetic, it’s hard to truly love but impossible to ignore.
As usual, ‘God Did’ is testament to the power of DJ Khaled’s contact list, his platinum-gilded rolodex. Literally everybody is on here – from newcomers to all-out icons, each track peppered with talent. Like Kanye? Partial to Eminem? Well, Khaled has them both on the same track. Is that even a good idea? Isn’t this just curatorial overkill bordering on ego-centric largesse? Maybe, but it’s also incredibly entertaining.
The highs, curiously, come from artists with the most to prove. Nardo Wick and Don Toliver deliver two standout verses, and their placement here does the newcomers no harm at all. Conversely, the most lacklustre moments are often handled by artist’s with the longest resumes – Drake’s spots are disappointing, a reminder of how often Aubrey’s best work is kept aside for his own records.
Future and SZA combine on album standout ‘BEAUTIFUL’, while Latto and City Girls – placing two toxic femme favourites on the same track, we see you DJ Khaled – combine on the punchy, irresistible ‘BILLS PAID’.
—
DJ Khaled – God Did
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It doesn’t always land, however. ‘Juice WRLD DID’ is a short piece, a fond tribute to the late rapper; the actual recording is insubstantial though, while smothering Juice WRLD’s delivery in his ‘DJ KHALED!!!!’ cypher isn’t the most subtle of moves.
Ultimately, ‘GOD DID’ is a record of fireworks, but few surprises. The songs kept succinct, punchy, and direct; there’s no house production about-turns, no moments of revelation, just sheer, unadulterated Khaled. It’s like being strapped in to a rollercoaster – at points its exhilarating, at others terrifying, and by the end you’re eager for it to be over. In leaning on his hip-hop roots DJ Khaled re-asserts his role as rap’s best-connected figure, and that’s testimony both to his effervescent personality and his unrelenting creativity. That it doesn’t all land almost misses the point: it’s DJ Khaled!!!!
https://www.clashmusic.com/reviews/dj-khaled-god-did/
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