Clipse’s comeback is complex. Their focus remains unevenly split between drugs and faith, with the profane overpowering the sacred.
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For as much as he discusses evolution and change, Lamar remains tethered to his cycle of profanity-laced hate and anger.
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Twenty One Pilots’ familiar battle between hope and despair concludes with a plea to keep the fight alive another day.
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Despite mentions of smoking and one-night stands, the Jonas Brothers are back to tell you that healthy relationships can exist …
Benson Boone doubles down on some common themes, focusing on physical aspects of love rather than lasting connection.
Justin Bieber’s surprise seventh album delivers sweet, soulful, spiritual, suggestive and sexed-up lyrics across 21 tracks.
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Jon Bellion’s honesty about parenting anxieties is admirable, but he ultimately leads listeners to misleading and profane reflections rather than …