Now we'll start with the reviews here: - When 21 Savage and Metro Boomin released the "Savage Mode" in 2016, they could hardly imagine the impact it would have. Probably a defining moment for both artists, it blew up their profiles and meant that each subsequent interview would include the question: "so, more Savage Mode ...?"
Earlier this week, fans received their wishes. Launched with an outstanding trailer voiced by Morgan Freeman, "Savage Mode 2" is here and a great follow-up is one that perfectly connects the two while upgrading their game every time.
It goes between an EP and an album with nine tracks - billed as "Extended EP" on streaming services - but "Savage Mode 2" sounds important in every way. The production of Metro Boomin is clear and forward-looking, with subtle embellishments intertwined with tremendous rhythms capable of knocking mountains - for example, the elegant melody in "Many Men".
21 Savage rarely sounded better, too. Moving from Braggadocio to modes that touch the inner pancake, incorporating the paranoid violence of "Glock On My Lap" into the pure flow that dominates "Runnin".
It's a pretty well defined project. In an age of endless watchlists and pervasive trait culture, the duo kept it succinct by fusing their ideas to the core - even Morgan Freeman sketches have a fully embedded function within the larger whole.
Still, the project is not flawless. Drake's ‘Mr. Right Now gives a disturbing reference to SZA. At best, it's an ugly bar that catalogs its conquests, below its standards; However, SZA's only 17 years old when the proposed escape took place could have brought the rapper into hot water.
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