It's a good album. But still, for as much as I like these drowsy atmospheric beats, having a whole slew of them, only really interrupted by "Hold On, We're Going Home" makes it feel like a longer listen than it actually is. Combine that with Drake's habit of sullenly examining his emotional baggage, and the album can comes off a little self-indulgent. Narcissistic, even. I think a couple of T-minus bangers might have injected some much-needed energy into the album and maybe keep Drake's sound from getting too far up its own ass.