dj khaled's album grateful is coming out on july 29, 2016.
dj khaled's album grateful is coming out on july 29, 2016.
when is dj khaled's album grateful coming out?
july 29, 2016
grateful (dj khaled album)









































grateful is the tenth studio album by american hip hop producer dj khaled, released on june 23, 2017 by we the best music group and epic records. the album features guest appearances from a wide array of artists including future, travis scott, rick ross, migos, chance the rapper, nicki minaj, kodak black, alicia keys, beyoncé, jay-z, justin bieber, lil wayne, 2 chainz, drake, rihanna, sizzla, mavado, nas, calvin harris, partynextdoor, jeremih, pusha t and betty wright, among others.









































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grateful (dj khaled album)
"suffering from success" was met with generally mixed reviews from music critics. at metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 56, based on 6 reviews, indicating "mixed or average reviews". omar burgess of hiphopdx gave the album two and a half stars out of five, saying "it’s unfortunate that repetitive material and songs that are just overall poorly executed mar such moments. from his extensive work as a dj, producer and an executive producer, dj khaled clearly knows what wins. and if you find yourself at a nightclub or party, it’s very likely a song found on "suffering from success" will serve as your theme song for the night. but coming from someone who has been so influential for the better part of the last decade, dj khaled’s latest has very little utility beyond the velvet rope." erin lowers of "exclaim!" gave the album a five out of ten, saying "while dj khaled has the power to curate a memorable album with the producers and artists featured, this record fails to stick. despite being titled "suffering from success", what it's actually ailing it is a lack of originality." sheldon pearce of "xxl" gave the album an l, saying ""suffering from success" is khaled’s first full step back since becoming the premiere dj for crafting rap hits in the mid-2000s. he simply doesn’t provide enough flash to continue his meteoric ascent toward becoming an independently viable brand. if you want to talk the talk, you’ve got to walk the walk. the barometer for his success will always be the quantifiable impact of his records and the buzz they generate in the hip-hop community, and there are very few buzz worthy records present here. khaled will undoubtedly continue to bring the same bravado, after all… all he does is win." david jeffries of allmusic gave the album three and a half stars out of five, saying "khaled does his usual cheerleading and gets some production credits himself, but the real trick he pulls off is inspiring all these artists to somehow save up all these high-grade club tracks and singles for the dj's annual dispatch. "suffering from success", once again." grant jones of rapreviews gave the album a four out of ten, saying "decidedly hit and miss, it's the songs that stray beyond the typical tales of money, sex and cars that are worth returning to, and while i'm not saying anybody should wholeheartedly embrace baldness, maybe ten years of partying has taken its toll."
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