In an attempt to expand the music material on this blog, I'm going to speak on the weekly #1 of the billboard Hot 100. Hopefully this will be every week, but if the #1 is the same as the previous week then I will most likely skip. In parallel to the secular charts, I will also be speaking on the worship charts. Again this isn't a faith based blog, but because I find most of today's secular music to be trash, I gotta find some way to make this more interesting for me. How this will work is that I will check out only the #1 of the charts, listen to the song and give my thoughts. However, If the song is by an artist that I severely dislike or it appears to support a message that isn't necessarily bad, but I cannot swallow, then I will not listen to it or speak on it. There are songs with bad messages that I like, but if the message is too frustrating for me to deal with, I will pass on the song. Because of the setback that was just mentioned, I will not be speaking on this week's worship #1 (ironically) as I have a severe dislike for the artist.
To my surprise, I actually thought that this song was pretty good, just not great. For me, what draws me to a song is the melody. I pretty much like what I like. While I wouldn't say the melody is amazing, I did find it slightly soothing. I could barely understand what was being said in the song, so that's one flaw. Other than that, I didn't mind it. I wouldn't be surprised if it stayed on the charts a little longer, maybe even #1 a little longer. But that's mainly because it's Drake, not because there's something special about it. I wouldn't highly recommend it, but it wouldn't hurt to give it a try either.
There isn't really much to be said about this week's #1. And again, I would've spoken about worship's #1 if is didn't dislike the artist. Hopefully, next week's post will be a little bit longer and have a little more depth to it. Thanks for reading.
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