After an hours-long delay, Plaiboi Carti dropped 'Music,' his third album, on Friday. It’s been a long wait — made longer after missing the typical midnight release time for a new album — but after more than four years, Playboi Carti has finally dropped his latest album.

With features from Future, Lil Uzi Vert, and, perhaps most notably, Kendrick Lamar, the album is a major statement for Carti, who has long commanded the adoration of hip-hop’s younger generation. With Music, He is cementing his position as one of the biggest names in the genre. Here are five takeaways from Playboi Carti’s new album Music .

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It’s often said that one downside of streaming is the lack of sizeable album artwork — and a side-effect of that is the lack of full credits. It’s crazy, but there is no official source for full album credits.

While fans are savoring Playboi Carti's long-awaited release, I Am Music, one artist isn't necessarily too fond of the new album. On Friday morning (March 14), Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) shared his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar's heavy involvement on Carti's 30-track effort.

The Atlanta rapper invites high-profile guests, pays homage to his forebears, and tries new styles on his expansive follow-up to Whole Lotta Red

Whole Lotta Red album landed on Christmas Day in 2020, Playboi Carti finally released his much-delayed and highly anticipated I Am Music album on Friday (March 14). I Am Music hit streaming services in the morning with the Atlanta rapper sending out a tweet around 7:30 am ET with Spotify link attached after yet another postponement,

As recently as last month, Ye praised his former collaborator and said that he "really loved" his Super Bowl Halftime Show performance. "It was my favorite halftime show since lik