Napoleon - I Try To Despise Ugly People But The Beautiful Ones Keep Turning Me Down

Review by Jonny Shepherd

Napoleon's album, "I Try To Despise Ugly People But The Beautiful Ones Keep Turning Me Down," is a unique and intriguing addition to the world of experimental hip-hop. The album features a mix of electronic beats, spoken word poetry, and unconventional vocal samples, resulting in a sound that is both avant-garde and accessible.

The lyrics of the album are both introspective and socially conscious, touching on topics such as mental health, capitalism, and the nature of beauty. Napoleon's delivery is confident and powerful, with a distinct cadence that sets him apart from other artists in the genre.

One standout track on the album is "Ugly People," which features a haunting piano melody and a spoken word performance that explores the societal pressures to conform to beauty standards. Another notable track is "Capitalism is a Disease," which features a pulsing beat and scathing lyrics about the destructive nature of capitalism.

Summary by Jonny Shepherd

"I Try To Despise Ugly People But The Beautiful Ones Keep Turning Me Down" is a must-listen for fans of experimental hip-hop and socially conscious music. Napoleon's unique style and thought-provoking lyrics make this album a standout in a crowded field.