JPEGMAFIA - Communist Slow Jams [Full Album] 

this album radicalized me. extremely based.

I used to be into dope, now I'm into JPEGMafia.

This album is definitely gonna get more acclaim years after the fact.

First time listening to the whole project. This is ridiculously solid for someone who only blew up a few years ago, Peggy really is a veteran of the game

“polly acts like racism is some kind of Girl Scout badge he never gets to wear” GHAHAHAHAHA some funny ass real ass shit in this album

COMRADE MAFIA

lmao the eric clapton quote

I feel like the people who are here actually understand what they are listening too

I honestly think that in terms of lyricism, this is Peggy's best work. This album deserves the same level of popularity as his more recent works, it's an absolute masterpiece

Even after seeing this cover art many times, it wasn't until the other day that I noticed the person in the background behind the branches.

"how many white people can i offend" type beat

This is Peggy's most brutal album despite being his "softest" sounding.

37:43

"how many white liberals can i offend" type beat

21:05

As someone who loves metal, Peggy did go hard with some truth on Lemmy

i remember being in a dark arcade when wavves first came on ascended

my favourite peggy album. even more than ghost pop tape, lp and veteran, and all of those are 9/9.5. for me this is a 10. the production, synths, strange but beautiful samples and the flows all come together. It has a clearer sense of direciton than LP which is just all his creativity dumped together, and i think LP could be even better with more fleshed out ideas, but this is perfect. The themes remain, no random jumping around except in rare moments, but he still keeps it fresh and not every song is the same. first listen, i was thinking the songs are too similar, but now im listening through all, it just workks together perfectly. beautiful flow, production, arrangement. 10/10 for me, and thats difficult. and as i listen, i realise how much each lyric has meaning; this album puts more emphasis on social issues than peggy's other albums, political issues and race and what not. TGPT focuses solely on peggy's isolation and depression and appeals to me from a different perspective than this.

Context for Lee Daniels Freestyle if it caught you off guard. Taken off Peggy’s Bandcamp:

you're genuinely goated for this