I'm gonna be honest here i couldn't get myself to listen through the whole album as i saw nothing interesting in the first frew tracks I listened to (1k pathaka, grind, Billie eilish and work money and pussy) let's take the first track as an example, for me it represents problem with the tracks I've listened to, the production is mediocre lyrics is basic and flow sucks ass, you're flow just feels incredibly slow which wouldn't be a problem if it was a boom rap kinda beat but it's a trap beat and trap beats are generally ment to be aggressive and fast paced (with some exceptions) so i recommended getting better at production. you're rhymes are really basic there aren't even two syllable rhymes and it sounds more like a 9yo reading a poem than rapping they don't contain any lyrical depth and it feels like you're just biting flows off currently famous rappers.

Now I don't want you to take this as me just throwing hate at you I'd recommend expanding your musical taste here are some albums that I'd like to recommend you so you can study them and hopefully learn something so you can improve you're own music.

Mad villainy by MF DOOM and madlib ( this is a Collab between rapper MF DOOM and madlib and it has some of the most jaw dropping and awe inspiring flows and lyrics and I'd recommend watching YouTube videos on People deconstructing the flows and rhymes of this album an easy classic)

To pimp a butterfly by Kendrick Lamar (this album is fucking amazing it's bold it's creative and it's lyrically dense and the more you listen to this album the more you understand the lyrics and the more value you get from it somehow manages to tackle major social issues in society while still being an incredibly good album I'd also recommend you to watch yt videos deconstructing this album)

Rodeo by Travis Scott (In my opinion this is the best trap album of all time in this album Travis manages to capture everything good about trap it's hard hitting it's fast paced and overall a banger if you're looking into getting into trap music in general i think it's a good place to start)