Thoughts on Blonde, Frank Ocean, and his discography?
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Noah Gomez
He’s alright I guess.
He doesn’t wow me, but he’s a pretty good singer
Jackson Sanchez
a super solid album
Isaiah Campbell
Boring music for zoomers who think wearing supreme gives them a personality
Dominic Barnes
I haven't listened to channel orange since blonde came out. its just better in every way
Ian Lee
I haven't listened to any other music since blonde came out. its just better in every way
Mason Wright
I haven't listened to tripfriends. They're the worst in almost every way.
Wyatt Parker
Never listening to it lol
Lucas Stewart
great album,don't really care for anything else he did before, orange is ok
Daniel Price
Blonde sucks, Endless is better.
Andrew Gray
same frank was easily the most boring of member who survived their initial success
Jason Butler
a lot of people are going to to give me shit but he's the millennial/zoomer marvin gaye
Aaron Gomez
blonde is based, endless is amazing too. channel orange is alright, but blonde and endless are better in every way.
Noah Rivera
I like him for the most part but Bitches Talkin off of nostalgia ultra is one of the most hilariously pretentious things I've ever heard
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Elijah Russell
Awful singer, he will probably be better when he will stop sucking dicks and taking them down his throat.
Adrian Allen
Self Control makes me cry
Jonathan Sanders
I don't really get the appeal, his vocals are whiney and annoying
Jaxon Thomas
also right down to the relationship with his father
Kayden Clark
Love Blonde (not really a fan of his other albums) but the average Frank Ocean fan is so annoying. They think Frank Ocean is the best and only good musician in the world and that Blonde is experimental.
Thomas Baker
Asher Allen
Blonde is one of my favourite albums. It just feels very coherent and flawless to me and has a very nice atmosphere.
Robert Sullivan
Third post best post
Adam Roberts
Blonde is a really good album. Really stepped outside of his comfort zone to create something a bit more unique while still maintaining pop appeal