Dej Loaf Flops With New Mixtape

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Soooo I would like to start off with saying that Dej Loaf is a very attractive woman. The cover art for her new mixtape All Jokes Aside really shows Dej's sexy feminine side that draws you into listening to the tape. Now I do question as of why she chose a mixtape cover to be half naked on over an album, but hey that's a besides the point of this review. As for the mixtape, well Dej this is complete trash. Possibly one of the worse mixtapes I've heard in the past 3 years.

Here's why:
  1. First of all the songs are repetitive as hell, and yes this would've been a good thing if they were good songs but they weren’t.
  2. Second, the intro is awful and doesn't grab your attention. Intros are created to sustain the audience’s attention, making them desire to continue to listen to the rest of the music. This intro does the complete opposite.
  3. Third, where are the hooks? Seriously how do you have an entire project without at least one catchy hook? I forced myself through the mixtape and there's not one song that I can remember.

Another thing that I dislike about this tape is how her image on the cover doesn't match the songs or lyrics. Dej Loaf is presenting a sexy look while rapping about family and guns. What? This is confusing to how she would like to be perceived by her fans, and I think her management team should look heavy into completely developing her image. Everything is just all over the place with this tape and nothing mixes. The most memorable aspect of All Jokes Aside was the return of Silkk the Shocker, 90s early 2000s New Orleans rapper. The best song on the tape is "I'm Gon Win" produced by Sonny Digital. Dej Loaf has yet to truly capitalize off of her previous successful singles and this tape will do more damage than good. Keep growing, recording, writing and grinding Dej, because this won't cut it. In order to recover from this tragedy, Dej has to make another major hit or have a strong feature from a very established artist, simple.
DeJ Loaf - All Jokes Aside

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