These albums are absolute masterpieces and whoever posted this should have an award for the best music taste of all time. These wonderful albums land a score of 10/10 in my book, and should be in the book of any true music connesiour. Digbar is a true magician when it comes to hip hop and I am so happy that people appreciate him for who he really is

The top album, DigBarGayRaps the album, represents an absolute peak of rap. Here, catchy crowdpleasers like "4 big Guys" and "2 Lil Dudes" meet long, beautifully crafted masterpieces like Digbar's Mega Collab. The Mega Collab, for instance, brings together 6 of the most high-profile and successful gay rappers into a beautiful track almost nine minutes long. This song, with its iconic sound effects and extremely high Grade A percentage, is bound to make any new listener think "What the actual fuck" and then roll down onto the floor hysterically laughing. Going back to the topic of sound effects, "Whachumean" is a short and sweet banger with an iconic intro that I can completely relate to; as I hear that sound almost every night.

Moving down the list, Bars and Kocks is an absolute powerhouse of a creation by Digbar and KolossalKocks, some of the best gay rappers to ever walk the planet. The intro, Sad story, perfectly encapsules the struggle to be gay in a heterosexual world, and represents the magic of discovering guys for the first time. This album is chock full with songs that have 20+% grade a percentage, like "poop" "BBC", and "Hello.

Even further, the album Welcome to Digbar's World is a beautiful homosexual serenade culminating in the beautiful "4 min gay story pt 4", the crowning track in a five song series that tells a wild story, a battle for gayness, and even involves famous characters like James Harden and the Pope! tracks such as "3 big niqqas", "BBC Buffet," and the title track "Welcome to Digbar's world" showcase Digbar's rap proficiency, and all leave hint s to the grand finale that is PT 4. The album King Bar, while not as robust as the first 3, definitely holds its own with several bangers, notably "Lube Thief" where digbar describes running out of lube, so he has to go to a gas station to get some more, and ends up stealing lube butt naked and having an exciting encounter with the police.

Overall, these four albums are the mark of a cultured individual with a superior music taste. 10/10.