Tracks such as вЂњFather of 4вЂќ and вЂњNorth StarвЂќ featuring Ceelo Green are shockingly poignant meditations on the regret, fatherhood, and the resiliency needed to get through it all. Thematically and lyrically, Father of 4 is undeniably strong. For the next 16 tracks, Offset acknowledges mistakes heвЂ™s made, his criminal past as a means of survival for himself and his children, his appreciation for his children, struggles with depression and mental illness, and celebrations of fame and the success and stability it has brought him. He is вЂњA son, a brother, a husband, a fatherвЂќ and he is вЂњMore than this generic term вЂartist.вЂ™вЂќ This sets up not only OffsetвЂ™s rap for the rest of the song, but the entire album as well. He denounces how the media has portrayed him, makes mention of rehab, and asserts himself as more than what the public sees him as. Offset opens the project with a slow and moving track entitled вЂњFather of 4.вЂќ The song begins with the words of Big Rube, who sounds less like heвЂ™s rapping and more like he is talking to someone, maybe even himself, in a candid and honest sense. With an array of features from J Cole to Gunna to his wife Cardi B, OffsetВ gives us an album that is as much trap influenced as it is touching and introspective. With the stage to himself, Offset uses Father of 4 to delve into several aspects of his personal history.

Offset forgoes the rest of the Migos on this project, making this album his first independent studio project ever. The most talked about Migo of last year is here to keep the conversation going with the release of his newest album Father of 4.

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