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Album: Hndrxx
# Song Title   Time
  Disc 1
1)    My Collection More Info...
2)    Comin Out Strong (Feat. The Weeknd) More Info...
3)    Lookin Exotic More Info...
4)    Damage More Info...
5)    Use Me More Info...
6)    Incredible More Info...
7)    Testify More Info...
8)    Fresh Air More Info...
9)    Neva Missa Lost More Info...
10)    Keep Quiet More Info...
 

Album: Hndrxx
# Song Title   Time
  Disc 1
1)    My Collection More Info...
2)    Comin Out Strong (Feat. The Weeknd) More Info...
3)    Lookin Exotic More Info...
4)    Damage More Info...
5)    Use Me More Info...
6)    Incredible More Info...
7)    Testify More Info...
8)    Fresh Air More Info...
9)    Neva Missa Lost More Info...
10)    Keep Quiet More Info...
 
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  • Released just a week after his self-titled fifth effort, Future's HNDRXX provided an introspective and confessional complement to the more extroverted Future. Languid and self-aware, HNDRXX presents Future as a man lamenting past sins and missteps. Without ever mentioning her by name, ex-girlfriend Ciara looms over many of the songs, the former couple's legal troubles bleeding into Future's wounded lyrics. For fans in search of more substance than what would typically be found in his usual trap bangers, HNDRXX offers one of the deepest views into the rapper born Nayvadius Wilburn's soul. So while the production here isn't as exciting as on Future, the vulnerability displayed makes HNDRXX a highlight in Future's catalog. "Use Me" serves double-duty, not only as a plea to a woman, but also as a tempting call from his drugs. On "Turn on Me," a late-album track packed with some of his more exposed open-journal rhymes, Future wonders "why [he] ain't happy." After all the boasting and bravado, it's almost refreshing to hear him be a normal, damaged man. R&B stars the Weeknd and Rihanna offer two high-profile features on HNDRXX, bringing their own pain and catharsis to Future's therapy session. "Selfish," the Rihanna number, is a bittersweet, yearning highlight. When digested with Future, HNDRXX shows listeners what lies beneath the veneer and posturing, a brief look at the struggles one man must face when the party ends. ~ Neil Z. Yeung
Professional Reviews
Rolling Stone - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he warmth he displays on HNDRXX is striking....For the most part, he's at his most appealing here, especially when he sings "Sorry" to all the girls he's loved before."

Spin - "The downtempo 'Solo' plunges deep into the rapper's feelings of loneliness and heartbreak without sacrificing the ghostly tones of his DS2 peak."

Entertainment Weekly - "[I]t's his most cohesive, consistent work yet....[Future] ventures out sonically, trying out silky, domesticated soul and euphoric synth-pop..."
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