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Suffering From Success
Hip-Hop · 2013 · 16 tracks · 1h 0m

Suffering From Success

DJ Khaled

A high-gloss collision of paranoia and prosperity. Massive trap beats serve as the backdrop for a star-studded exploration of the burdens of winning.

October 22, 2013 · Cash Money Records

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A high-stakes mixture of celebratory grandiosity and the nervous tension of maintaining a legacy.

Tracklist · 16 Tracks · 1h 0m
01
Obama (Winning More interlude)
0:44
02
Suffering From Success
3:30
03
I Feel Like Pac / I Feel Like Biggie
4:00
04
You Don't Want These Problems
4:36
05
Blackball
4:00
06
No Motive
2:45
07
I'm Still
4:53
08
I Wanna Be With You
4:13
09
No New Friends
5:08
10
Give It All to Me
3:34
11
Hells Kitchen
4:07
12
Never Surrender
6:26
13
Murcielago (Doors Go Up)
2:45
14
Black Ghost
2:54
15
Take That Off
4:09
16
Weed And Hennessy
2:40
Moments Worth Listening For
The heavy, ominous piano chords opening No New Friends that signal a shift from celebration to paranoia.
The jarring juxtaposition of an Obama speech snippet against the high-octane trap production of the opening tracks.
The dense, overlapping vocal layers on I Feel Like Pac / I Feel Like Biggie that attempt to channel hip-hop ghosts through modern sub-bass.
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How does Suffering From Success sound next to the rest of DJ Khaled's catalogue?

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The writing leans notably further into identity than the rest of the catalogue.

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