Published 15:05 IST, September 4th 2020
Big Sean's fifth studio album 'Detroit 2' releases; features Eminem, Travis Scott
Big Sean's fifth studio album 'Detroit 2' has released. Take a look at the songs in the album and what the rapper had to say about his new music.
American rapper Big Sean released his new album 'Detroit 2' today. The album consists of 21 tracks by the artist and his collaborations. Detriot 2 will be the rapper's fifth studio album. Read ahead to know more about Big Sean's new album and how fans have reacted to it.
'Detroit 2' is a follow-up album to Detroit that came out in 2012. The song Deep Reverence from the album was already released before the album had come out. Big Sean also took to Instagram to announce the news. Take a look:
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Big Sean mentioned in his caption - 'Finally! My 5th album Detroit 2 out now! Let’s go!' (sic). Many fans and celebs responded by congratulating the rapper. Take a look at the comments:
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Pic Credit: Big Sean's Instagram
The album consists of many songs in collaboration with other singers and rappers like Eminem, Travis Scott and TWENTY88. Take a look at the top collaborations in the album:
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Deep Reverence ft. Nipsey Hussle
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Wolves ft. Post Malone
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Body Language ft. Ty Dolla $ign & Jhene Aiko
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Story by Dave Chappelle
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Guard Your Heart ft. Anderson Paak, Earlly Mac, Wale
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Respect It ft. Young Thug & Hit-Boy
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Lithuania ft. Travis Scott
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Full Circle ft. Key Wane & Diddy
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Time In ft. TWENTY88
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Don Life ft. Lil Wayne
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Friday Night Cypher ft. Tee Grizzley, Kash Doll, Cash Kidd, Payroll, 42 Dugg, Boldy James, Drego, Sada Baby, Royce Da 5’9” & Eminem
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Story by Stevie Wonder
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Still I Rise ft. Dom Kennedy
'Detroit 2' album review
Many fans have already given their review of the album on Twitter. Most of the reviews are positive. Take a look:
Big Sean on 'Detroit 2'
Big Sean recently gave an interview to Detroit Free Press where he talked a bit about the album. The rapper mentioned that he wanted people to feel the city (Detroit) in his music. He added that he also wanted people to feel 'the undeniable soul, that unbreakable spirit' of Detroit as well.
The rapper mentioned that he found Detroit to be an impactful city as it impacted his music a lot and also added that he didn't think there was any greater city than Detroit.
Promo Pic Credit: Big Sean's Instagram
Updated 15:05 IST, September 4th 2020