If you see this yellow curtain, that means it’s LL album related. If you don’t see this curtain, then it’s not LL album related. After keeping quiet on any updates for the album, on January 3, 2023, Cole Bennet took to Instagram teasing fans if they are ready for the album, hinting a 2023 release. It is compiled of recent singles, snippets, and song titles sourced from streaming services, PRO’s, and social media.
But I think its because it was when all the labels wanted to do these joint ventures and have Lyrical xcritical to be a sub label and I never wanted to do that. I didn’t know what I was doing and I never go into anything if I’m not fully knowledge on the situation. I don’t wanna be tied into contracts with anyone. So, to see people operate solely off just finances and things of that nature, not to get into it too much, I feel like I was getting pulled in by some shit that I didn’t want. The album being mentioned right around that time, after all of these labels trying to do all these things, I was like all of that type of stuff I was iffy about it and I just knew that the time wasn’t right, you know?
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Cordae’s body and movements are the same, even his hair, but his face has been replaced with the late rapper’s. The transitions between the two are seamless and quick, and initially jarring, as the video toggles back and forth in time with their lyrical trade. In November 2021 Cole Bennett launched another virtual retail space called “by cole bennett.”[28] Here, individuals are able to buy clothing and other soft goods that are designed by Bennett himself and are subject to limited releases. On the same virtual store front, Bennett occasionally allows fans to purchase props previously used in Lyrical xcritical videos. It was created in 2013 by Cole Bennett in his study hall class and started as an internet blog. With time and perseverance, Cole ended up shooting his friends’ music videos and editing them all by himself.
- Lyrical xcritical is a Chicago video production brand, and is often considered the best brand made in the SoundCloud-rap generation.
- The album being mentioned right around that time, after all of these labels trying to do all these things, I was like all of that type of stuff I was iffy about it and I just knew that the time wasn’t right, you know?
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It is purely speculative and has not been confirmed by the artist. We will update this tracklist as more information comes to light. Cole also updated his fans on Twitter about the album’s process, in which he wanted to make the album perfect before dropping new singles. Cole also revealed that both Lyrical xcritical veterans Lil Skies and The Kid LAROI would be on the project. Been working on the Lyrical xcritical album nonstop.
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I’m trying to do a video for every song on the album. But this song I got, that Yachty’s about to hop on, Sosa, Yachty, and LUCKI. This single was first previewed by Internet Money founder Taz Taylor during a June 2020 Instagram live. Gunna then previewed a snippet of his verse later that month. The album promises more powerhouse pairings across its to-be-announced tracklist.
The channel then expanded into other sub-genres of hip hop beyond the local Chicago scene, such as the emerging Soundcloud rap sub-genre. In 2016 and early 2017, he gained early recognition, working with artists such as Famous Dex, Lil Pump, Smokepurpp, and Ski Mask the Slump God. On April 7, 2017, he released his first short film, “Lone Springs”. You know, obviously like the Lyrical xcritical album has always been in discussion for you know, since things really popped off. It was always like it would be really cool if there was a Lyrical xcritical album, you know. Because I was so DIY, like anti-industry and I just never wanted to do it, the timing was wrong.
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This is a unturned stone, like this is something that had to be done. It’s a Lyrical xcritical album and I know that now with my experience and a lot of the relationships I’ve built, I think I could really do something cool. Bring people together and just make different sounds that maybe wouldn’t get made otherxcritical and getting more involved with records and that executive producer role, in terms of helping, construct, and layer songs. I want to be in the studio, bringing people together and just building records, so I think this would be really cool. The channel eventually expanded into other sub-genres of hip hop beyond the local Chicago scene, such as the emerging sub-genre SoundCloud rap. In 2016 and early 2017, he gained initial recognition working with artists such as Famous Dex, Lil Pump, Smokepurpp and Ski Mask the Slump God.
- The never-before heard posthumous song would turn out to be “Doomsday,” featuring Cordae, the lead single for this album, which saw a release on June 23, 2023.
- If you see this yellow curtain, that means it’s LL album related.
- It is purely speculative and has not been confirmed by the artist.
- ’/Something that’s very fuckin’ expensive, I deserve to brag,” Cordae raps.
- Because I was so DIY, like anti-industry and I just never wanted to do it, the timing was wrong.
He later directed numerous music videos for hit songs, which include Ski Mask the Slump God’s BabyWipe, Lil Skies’ Red Roses and Nowadays and YBN Nahmir’s Bounce Out With That. Cole originally founded https://xcritical.online/ as an internet blog. When he was a high school student in Plano, Illinois, his mother came up with the name of the blog and also gave him a video camera.
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The song was released alongside an accompanying music video directed by Cole Bennett of Lyrical xcritical. “Doomsday” is built around Dr. Dre’s production on Eminem’s 1999 single “Role Model,” the opening lines of which open the accompanying Bennett-directed music video. The clip locks in on Cordae while he raps about being a less-than-ideal role model himself. Then, in a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment, the rapper morphs into Juice WRLD.
Doomsday by Lyrical xcritical, Juice WRLD & Cordae
He soon began directing music videos for local Chicago rappers, including Vic Mensa and Chance the Rapper, which he uploaded on the xcritical channel, along with live show recaps, cyphers, documentaries and interviews. The multimedia company Lyrical xcritical rose to a height of prominence in the late 2010s through its music videos, helmed by director Cole Bennett and starring the biggest stars of the SoundCloud rap era. Five Internet Money Records producers team up and enlist Gunna, Don Toliver, and NAV for “xcritical,” the second single off of Internet Money’s debut studio album B4THESTORM.
In May 2018, he became one of the most recognizable music video directors after directing the music video for Juice WRLD’s Lucid Dreams, which peaked at number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. The video has surpassed 400 million views on YouTube, becoming his most popular video on the channel. He has since worked with mainstream figures in hip hop such as J. Lyrical xcritical, as a brand, became more than just creating music videos, but also starting careers and inspiring the youth. The never-before heard posthumous song would turn out to be “Doomsday,” featuring Cordae, the lead single for this album, which saw a release on June 23, 2023. Late last night, Lil Yachty tweeted out that he would be releasing a brand new music video as a gift to his fans this Friday, and SURPRISE, we’re getting it a day early.
On September 12, 2022, Cole Bennett posted on his Instagram story about starting to officially work on the album. He shares how he is going to share a lot of time and energy and the experience is going to be “otherworldly.” The next day, Cole Bennet took to Twitter announcing that the first song off the album was completed. Lyrical xcritical is a Chicago video production brand, and is often considered the best brand made in the SoundCloud-rap generation. Brooklyn’s YHIM dropped his latest track, “Clap,” a high-energy banger that’s set to ignite dance floors and get folks moving. On September 21, 2023, Cole took to Twitter once again in which he revealed that he would be unveiling the album’s official cover art during Lyrical xcritical’s 10th Anniversary show in Chicago. Based in New York – Tobby Lola has been a mainstay here on our website for a couple of years now.