Tattoos
Jason Derülo
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Reviews (3)
The libraries' assessment
d. 17. Apr. 2015
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Thomas Tiedje
d. 17. Apr. 2015
Rapperen Chris Brown har slået folder sammen med Tyga, en kollega fra LA. Efter sigende vil de to kunstnere bevise, at de er mere kreative end kontroverseille, efter at de hver især har trukket lidet sympatiske overskrifter i amerikansk musikpresse. Kreativiteten er dog til at tage at føle på. "Fan of a fan" er nemlig flommefed af rap-klichéer. Her er de obligatoriske, syntetiske club-bangers og tekster om sex, stoffer, biler og penge. Men er man til 50 cent og Flo Rida, vil det her tage kegler.
AllMusic
2015
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Andy Kellman
2015
"Unsurprisingly, much of the material is a reflection of the carefree (and early-'90s) look of the album's packaging, with playful braggart jabs like "She don't think that I can change, so I switched from a Benz to a Range" representative of the mentality. It's not all clowning around. There is some depth through a handful of slower, less rowdy cuts like "Westside," "Girl You Loud," and "Better," the last of which is a sweetly melodic, repentant ballad. Ultimately, this is likely to satisfy only the most devout sects of Brown's and Tyga's fan bases".
Rolling stone
d. 24. Feb. 2015
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Nick Murray
d. 24. Feb. 2015
"Even clowns can make great music, though, and Fan of a Fan has its share of low-end R&B bangers. A drifting sample of the words "I need you" makes "Ayo" the most notable of these, hinting at the sort of vulnerability the rest of the record tries so desperately to conceal".