Review of The Weeknd's album 'Hurry Up Tomorrow'
The Weeknd's sixth album 'Hurry Up Tomorrow' hints at being his last, featuring great music but lacking depth in lyrics, focusing on the struggles of fame and fortune. The album is exhaustive, lasting nearly 90 minutes, with explicit end-times imagery and a potential retirement from the artist.
Key Points
- Album hints at being The Weeknd's last, emphasizing the struggles of celebrity life
- Music is a mix of different genres and influences, showcasing creativity and talent
- Lyrics fall short in depth and originality, focusing on tired themes
Pros
- Great music production with a mix of Brazilian funk, house, and 70s soul influences
- Memorable melodies and fantastic production touches throughout the album
Cons
- Lacks depth and nuance in lyrics, primarily focusing on the struggles of fame and fortune
- Lyrics can come off as cliched and exhausting