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What will it sound like, rather than what will he say, is always the biggest question mark. 2018 has been a year of laying low for Vince Staples. Back in March, while promoting a hilarious retirement Gofundme, he released the middle finger single, “Get the F**k off My Dick.” Staples’ only other musical offering this year was a strong guest appearance alongside Kendrick Lamar and Yugen Blakrok on “Opps” from the Black Panther: The Album. Now, after more than a year of relative silence since his critically acclaimed sophomore album, The Big Fish Theory, Vince Staples returns with FM!. FM! is yet another album released with minor details. No singles, no official list of guest features, and almost no background information besides an obscure Instagram post. Going into FM! blind doesn’t come with worry; in Vince Staples I trust. He is one artist who has yet to disappoint me. In usual 1-Listen fashion, the rules are the same: no skipping, no fast-forwarding, no rewinding, and no stopping. 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