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Written By Zaina Cummins
On Thursday, Big Sean released his fifth album, Detroit 2; a sequel to Sean’s critically acclaimed 2012 mixtape.

Sean has constructed a shrine to natural healing, traditional medicine, and faith for a total of 71 minutes. There are bars about Dr. Sebi, Sean’s open third eye, and even a single anti-vaxxer thread. On “Lucky Me,” Sean devotes a quarter of his verse to disclosing that he had a heart attack at the age of 19, which he claims was cured by taking magnesium from a natural doctor, concluding with lyrics: “That’s how I know that Western medicine weak.”
There is a definite contrast on Detroit 2, as Big Sean attempts to reconcile his new positive beliefs with the dark feelings and memories of his experience. “Wow, I don’t believe I was worried of suicide in me / Until life shows me all these different aspects at me,” he raps on “Deep Reverence.”

Throughout the album, Sean offers a brief snapshot at the numerous tragedies and diseases that never last. There are mentions of anxiety, a miscarriage with a partner, and deceased family members, but as soon as they arrive, they dissipate, as if spending more than one or two bars on these life-altering events would give the audience too much information.
Sean has been well respected in the music industry for almost a decade. He has set trends and put on for his hometown, Detroit, Michigan.
The most beautiful part about his new project is that he gets well known rappers from Detroit, as well as rappers on the rise; he mixes a little bit of old school with the new school.
It’s easy to get lost in the features on the album from interludes by Dave Chappelle, Erykah Badu and Stevie Wonder to verses by Nipsey Hussle, Post Malone and Travis Scott. But Detroit 2 thrives when Sean recognizes his city’s continuous talent through numerous generations. He gets Eminem and Sada Baby on the same track; that’s the old school mixed with the new school.
Eminiem has been around for decades while Sada Baby started rising to the top in 2018 with his single “Bloxk Party.”
Detroit 2 is a polarizing and polarized text. It contains a long list of forces that unmoored Sean (social media, mental illness, money, trappings of celebrity) and an even longer list of things that
helped him (Eastern medicine, meditation, a committed relationship, spirituality). As vulnerable as the album seems on the surface, it’s ultimately a guarded work.
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]]>Big Sean has effortlessly killed just about the entire year of 2017. From releasing his fourth,
platinum album, I Decided, his increasingly spicy relationship with the psychedelic vibe, Jhene
Aiko, to clothing endorsements and more, Big Sean has kept his foot on the pedal with no signs
of easing up. Metro Boomin has most certainly also had a great year. The 24-year- old hit
producer has teamed up with heavy hitting artists for both amazing projects and singles,
launched his very own record label and continues to make larger than life hits. The two have also
collaborated together on records such as “Bounce Back,” and “Sacrifices.”
The two have finally come together again and released a joint project entitled, Double Or
Nothing! Released on Friday (Dec. 8) at midnight, the 10-track project comes after both Sean
and Metro released the album’s hit single “Pull Up N Wreck,” featuring 21 Savage last month.
Although some might find the joint effort unexpected and a bit random, the project contains
bangers and heat unlike other projects released this year.

Metro sets the atmosphere with immaculate production on the Travis Scott-assisted, “Go
Legend.” Scott uses his mojo and delivers a great chorus that instantly sticks on the first play. As
usual, Sean uses witty, swift wordplay and metaphors that flow right over listeners’ heads on the
first play.
The first personal favorite arises with the second track, the 2 Chainz-blessed, “Big Bidness.”
Both Sean and Chainz rip their verses with ease. Sean unapologetically talks his talk as he
reminds both the listeners and haters that he is doing big numbers and only “big business.” The
delivery is incredible, the production matches Sean’s flow giving the perfect amount of
dramatics and theatrics to follow Sean’s nearly spotless flow.
The next standout arises with Who’s Stopping Me. Sean just spills his thoughts onto paper. In
one moment, he speaks about his dream of riding and smoking with Rosa Parks, and in the next,
he speaks about praying for his enemies. Metro is truly a force to be reckoned with as the
production gets better with each song. Of course, the album’s lead single, “Pull Up N Wreck” is
an instant banger, 21 savage pulls one of his Savage Mode verses out and goes in on the track as
Big Sean effortlessly strolls through the song with the chorus and his verses. HustleTV
A sneaky yet contagious standout from the album is “So Good” feat. Kash Doll. The two get
straight nasty on the record. Both Kash Doll and Sean talk that talk as they describe in depth
exactly what it is they would do to their significant others if they could quit their jobs. Metro
provides the sauce with the smooth production as Sean and Kash Doll deliver what may be the
next hot nasty anthem. Kash Doll comes through with her soft voice but her lines still pack a
heavy punch as she reminisces over her encounters with her lover. They paint a vivid picture on
the record and listeners will see it clearly on the first listen.
The last standout on the project arrives with “Savage Time” Sean’s flow is untouched and his
passion blazes through the track’s entirety. With topics ranging from the water in Flint, our
current president and political state, his girl, and his come up, Sean lays it all on the table. It is as
if listener’s see a look into Sean’s diary as he speaks his mind on everything.
The second half of the album makes for a good listen and an overall great project with features
from Young Thug and Swae Lee of Rae Sremmurd. Metro continues to outdo himself leaving
everyone wondering how he will top himself. Sean takes us on yet another journey with lyricism
that covers spirituality, positivity, health, energy, and more. While he delivers those assassin
style verses, he still makes sure that the focus on leveling up and finding peace in oneself is clear
Through every album Sean always focuses on progression and elevation.
Although he ripped the album, it has simply become the norm. Sean has reached a level in his
career where it is expected that he bodies whatever he puts his mouth to. So, it was expected that
he came hard on this project. However, it is still appreciated, meaningful, and stimulating.
Double Or Nothing further solidifies Big Sean as an artist and raises his price even more.
Double Or Nothing is available for stream and download on iTunes. If you have not listened yet, DJ Hustle
make sure to do that right now!
Written By
Joseph Gaither
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