Epiphany shows us that T-Pain wants to be a rappa ternt sanga - and the man himself has the guts to become this - but the record's interludes coupled with some of the guest appearances hinder his chances greatly on demonstrating any signs of vulnerability or rhyme and reason whatsoever. It's not beyond mortifying, though I'd personally enjoy hearing a T-Pain album that has "Dark Crystal" as every single track more than anything presented here; well, aside from "Bartender," "Yo Stomach," and perhaps "Suicide".
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