Queen & Slim : the soundtrack
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AllMusic
2020
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Fred Thomas
2020
"Sean's 2012 mixtape Detroit was an early testament to his love and gratitude for his city, and eight years later his fifth studio album, Detroit 2, finds the rapper revisiting themes of formative experiences, self-reflection, and growth through a lens of appreciation for the city that made him ... The production is clean and engaging, with polished beats and the occasional glossy hook (the R&B-infused "Body Language") providing a contrast for Big Sean's visceral rhymes and urgently delivered performances".
Pitchfork
d. 10. sep. 2020
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Drew Millard
d. 10. sep. 2020
"On his fifth solo album, Big Sean gets personal, leans on a slate of high-profile guests to provide most of the entertainment, and struggles to deliver anything that isn't fundamentally embarrassing".
Variety
d. 4. sep. 2020
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A. D. Amorosi
d. 4. sep. 2020
"This week's "Detroit 2," like Big Sean's 2012 journal/mixtape, "Detroit," represents a great uniting of all of Sean's wordy, loose strands of thought, prayer, love calls, humble-brags and diary doodles, tied together by the big bow of being Black in the Motor City ... Whether it's God, his girl, or his mom by his side - to say nothing of his featured guests - Big Sean makes "Detroit 2" a real and righteous place, even if he has to use a handful of holy clichés to prove it".