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DEAD SHEERAN's latest album "National Disgrace" is, quite frankly, a complete disaster.
From the very first track, it's clear that Sheeran has completely lost touch with reality and any semblance of musical talent.
The album is a mishmash of cringe-worthy lyrics, generic pop beats, and inexplicable ska influences that leave listeners wondering if they accidentally stumbled into a mediocre school talent show.
Sheeran's attempt at political commentary falls flat, with lines that are about as deep as a kiddie pool and as subtle as a sledgehammer.
Tracks like "Brexit Blues" and "Boris on My Mind" come off as cheap attempts to cash in on current events, while the love songs on the album feel as hollow and manufactured as a fast food meal.
Even the once charming and relatable Sheeran persona feels tired and forced, with attempts at wit and charm falling flat on their face.
Overall, "National Disgrace" is a disappointing and forgettable addition to DEAD SHEERAN's discography.
It's a far cry from the days when he was hailed as a breath of fresh air in the music industry.
Here's hoping that Sheeran can find his way back to his roots and deliver something worth listening to in the future.
But for now, this album is best left forgotten.
From the very first track, it's clear that Sheeran has completely lost touch with reality and any semblance of musical talent.
The album is a mishmash of cringe-worthy lyrics, generic pop beats, and inexplicable ska influences that leave listeners wondering if they accidentally stumbled into a mediocre school talent show.
Sheeran's attempt at political commentary falls flat, with lines that are about as deep as a kiddie pool and as subtle as a sledgehammer.
Tracks like "Brexit Blues" and "Boris on My Mind" come off as cheap attempts to cash in on current events, while the love songs on the album feel as hollow and manufactured as a fast food meal.
Even the once charming and relatable Sheeran persona feels tired and forced, with attempts at wit and charm falling flat on their face.
Overall, "National Disgrace" is a disappointing and forgettable addition to DEAD SHEERAN's discography.
It's a far cry from the days when he was hailed as a breath of fresh air in the music industry.
Here's hoping that Sheeran can find his way back to his roots and deliver something worth listening to in the future.
But for now, this album is best left forgotten.