$uicideboy$ - New World Depression ALBUM REVIEW
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FAV TRACKS: ARE YOU GOING TO SEE THE ROSE IN THE VASE OR THE DUST ON THE TABLE, THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL FOR $9.99 A MONTH, DRAG 'EM TO THE RIVER
LEAST FAV TRACK: TRANSGRESSIONS
$UICIDEBOY$ - NEW WORLD DEPRESSION / 2024 / G*59 / DARK TRAP, CLOUD RAP
5/10
Y'all know this is just my opinion, right? - Hudba
Fantano giving it a 5 to light 6 because rating it 5.9 is too obvious.
lmao
he gave it a strong 5, thats baasically the same thing.
Fantano flipped a coin on whether to give it a 5 or a 9 based off the album cover
lmao imagine he legit did that then wrote a whole review to justify the score no matter which way it went
I know righttt
If they had Sexyy Red queefing in the mic for the majority of this album he would have given it an 8.
😂
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This is the nicest he’s ever reviewed something he scored so low. U can tell he respects the boys but it’s not for him. I get it
Not true, he gave Lil B's "I'm Gay" a symbolic 0, in line with the Based God's antics during that era.
Yeah this music is awful to my ears. 👂 but I have many friends who love it. I will never get it.
yeah if someone's not the biggest fan of their usual thing, this isn't going to be the project that wins them over
@@x5p_what project do you recommend listening to first?
@@calebnewton8494sing me a lullaby my sweet temptation for their newer sound and high tide in the snakes nest for their old sound
rippidy dippidy ripiddy dippidy triplet flows
Created one of the hardest scrim beats of all time
@@dylansinyamom ong
I think it was treat her like a prostitute? Not sure what song they used that sample in lol
The suicide boys formula is pretty obvious at this point whether it be that you heard some of the duos previous eps or youre familiar with the classic hip hop albums the duo pretty much use as inspiration
@@MonD_ay I love that sample offline him talking during the song
Lemme guess, strong 5.9/10 huh
Review is as goofy as the drag em to the river instrumental (love the content btw boys)
You got it right on the money… wow that was a bad pun
@@user-dg3si3pn3k preciate you brotha 💪🏾💚
@@FoetusG59 😒
10/10 in our hearts (love the content)
If this album was another album, the score, perchance, might be different
U CAN'T JUST SAY PERCHANCE
you know what i think you’re right
📠
I agree. If The Beats and vocals were different, he would definetely give this another score
@@yourboibigbrain7353 say it witcha chest
10 mins of being unusually apologetic and understanding in advance before dropping the 5/10
lmao
The thumbnails are getting more profitable
post-season 6 Spongebob ahh thumbnails
How dare you have a fucking opinion
How dare you
That’s what I’m saying
Only morons form an opinion just watch the news so they can tell you who to vote for and what to like
This is a "im gonna give them their flowers but its not my thing" type video
Which you have to respect. He understands it’s good to people who like it. But then again anything is good to people who like it haha
they really got this mf doing a money spread aaaaah rocking it my way
shout out hivemind
lmao
Shout out to all the Dig Riders
a fellow dig rider
you can’t give it a NOT GOOD just because 9 dollar bills don’t exist anthony…
the 9 dolla bill references their label
@@Dink_Jenkins i know i was just joking!!
I never got this "all of their songs sound the same" thing
Its not that the songs sound the same, its that the vibe is always the same. And over the course of a few albums thats cool but after 10 years unless youre really fucking with it, it gets stale after a while. And i say this as a fan. Highkey id be totally stoked if they released like a concept album, even if it was generally the same type of shit they put out, but the whole tape followed some storyline or theme. I think thats what tony's getting at: they make good shit, but its been the same shitnfor 10 years and you know they could do more but who knows if the fans are ready for it or want it
@@buscemi3986 there's no way you think the kingdom come saga sounds like the ying yang tapes, or the tapes sound like inlftrgmh V, or that sounding like the atlantis saga.
the vibe is always different, like objectively
@@Glockkieliterally not what he said bro
@@buscemi3986 I have to agree. While they always sing about new things, the tone is always the same. Then again they're going for a specific target
@@NetherFX starting to think yall don't listen to them fr 🤔
Every album that comes out scrims beat making gets better. Plus both of their flows get better each time.
I like the album overall.
Yeah the whitebois sure love stealing black art for the 50th time. Mac miller was tight tho.
If this was called good world, m.A.A.d depression; you'd have given it a strong 9
My beautiful dark depressed world would be a light 6
to pimp a $uicide would be a 10
@@bleysalbelo8458ok but that’s a fire album name tbh
@@dylansinyamom fr
Hey Anthony when I came over for dinner last night I realized I left my wallet on the couch. When I came back in the morning you told me there was no money in it despite me knowing there was $80 in it. I went home to look for it and 7 hours later you uploaded your video with my money in your hand. If you don’t give me back my money I’ll tell everybody. You have 24 hours
So I assume he didn’t do it.
Now we know youtube pays a crazy amount... at least 110 dollars
Anthony, spending the entire video naming celebrities who have committed suicide while hysterically laughing was not relevant to this review
What are you blabbing about
I agree wholeheartedly with this
ikr? this channel fell off. I miss old objective reviews Melon.
People still think these comments are funny?
I miss the biased reviews
Fantano, you can't just give it a 3/10 just because they declined to sample your previous review yet again.
did not expect to see another $B review on this channel
Long time Needle drop viewer, and long time $B listener. The feeling I get from every review for them he does, Anthony just wants them to experiment and do more with their sound, and I agree. I feel like they have gotten very "safe" after IWTDINO, maybe even the KYS sagas. My only 2 projects I've really liked since then are Stop Staring at Shadows and New Orleans. I thought they were going to expand after that, but this album and Sing Me a Lullaby sound almost identical. In reality, I'll probably only have 2 or 3 tracks from each in rotation for a few years, when I can listen to DN$2 or the sagas front to back, over and over again.
I love $B, have a special place for them as I coincidently got sober around the time they did, and a very proud feeling seeing them go from doing tours in bars and now selling out arenas. Older than most of their audience now, but still going to try to go to every Grey Day, and support them as some of my favorite artist. Thank u for not pooing on them, Anthony. I hope one day they can get a 8 out of you.
IWTDINO felt like a cohesive project with variety and I've grown to love every song on it, it's their current peak for me. Everything before that had no rules and fucking rocked (generally), and everything afterwards has been feeling less and less bold I guess. Definitely agree on the albums feeling safe, it's still good but it leaves me itching for something more, I just haven't been able to figure out what. Their solo projects kinda scratched that itch though, especially Ruby's.
@@p4perweight Hard agree on IWTDINO feeling most cohesive and probably being peak $B, there are qualities in both of their performances on that album I really miss. I would have disagreed a year or two ago, I felt like it sounded really sterile when it came out, but it's consistently been on my top plays every year. I also think there was some part of me that wanted them to stay 'underground' and that album was the one that crossed that barrier. If I recommend 1 song to new listeners, it's usually Razor IV because it feels like it's a perfect showcase for what I love about them, minus maybe the more extreme Radical/Eternal Grey stuff.
And I feel you with the itch whenever a new album comes out, I've been going on deep relisting dives on the new album cycles, and I appreciate them more. I can always go back and listen to all the old stuff I love because there's so much of it. I'm fine with waiting for them to bring in different sounds since I have all of that. The side projects did help, I was thinking I was going to like Duck Boy more since I listen to more of that genre, but lonely boy has gotten more time from me and a little fresher to me. Can't wait for the next release, already.
@@p4perweight IWTDINO is one of their worst albums wtf. Production is nuts, Ruby put so much effort, but $crim was completely gone through the entirety of the album. It's like his brain was gone during that time. Even $crim hates that album. You can't have a good album when the other half of the duo is just not there at all mentally
I felt the EXACT same way. Basically the same project as sing me a lullaby. unfortunately they're not evolving
Replace this album with “Fucking Your Culture” thirteen times and it would be a 10
Did Fantano like “Fucking Your Culture”? I love it, but I haven’t seen him review it.
There's a video of him listening to it that I saw but I didn't see what he rated it
their best song
@@earthwormjim420 no
@@dylansinyamomit’s heat tho
Spoiler this albums got the first decent to strong 80$
BEGGING Anthony to review the new The Story So Far album. First album from the band in SIX years, and it’s so good.
Is this album was call To Pimp Depression melon would love it way more
If they were black he'd give them higher ratings
🍅🍅🍅
real fans can recognize their musics not for everyone
Closing track is an additional part to a now 5 song series they've been doing since 2014. Definitely hits harder for long-time fans, but it's interesting hearing the outside perspective.
I agree, I really liked Are you going to see the Rose in the vase, or the dust on the table and would like more songs from them in that catchy and melodic flow and style.
SAME. it's top 10 fav in my all time fav sb songs
i’ve been a very loyal fan, i love everything they delivers, i get when you say they could risk more, kind of playing it safe. i agree, but i know it’s easier said than done and somehow every release feels refreshing enough
I'm not too familiar with them, but I'm listening to an interview now. They're pretty humble, seem like good guys.
@@maxsmart9116their story is inspiring tbh, they helped me through a lot
@@maxsmart9116 they are i love them so much
Since IWTDINO, it feels like they are changing, but very slowly.
@@AggressiveGold im going to stop you right there, they have changed a lot since that album, maybe you would have to get into their content a little bit more. Or maybe its just the same noise for you lol
Ive never listened to the album but i am outraged at this score
I’ve been a big time listener for a long time, and though I love this album; I agree with you. The lyricism is far more shallow than it used to be, one thing that I really loved about their older music was the world building within the lyrics. I don’t know if they’ve stopped because they think the world has been built, or if they want to go for a wider audience. But Ruby used to build a world brick by brick, song by song, and scrim would play into it heavily.
That’s not to say their trademark lyricism has gotten worse, bars like “let my .44 give a speech,” and “you’d think I’m gambit” still show that they like layering and adding some depth to their lyrics, but just not entirely in the way that they used to.
I loved those days, but I love these days too. I think I’ve just built such a love and reverence for these guys over the years that I’ll be happy almost any way they go. But I still have to acknowledge the differences from today and yesterday.
I never watched your reviews much, but I gotta say I appreciate your ability to acknowledge their strengths even though the music isn’t for you, or you disagree with their method.
I think I agree with what you've said here. They have evolved a lot with the flows and the beats are cleaner, although I do miss the grungy feeling. I will say "Sing Me a Lullaby" had a lot of deepcut and emotional songs...and this was missing on NWD. Other than on 2 and a half-ish tracks any time they said something deep it would kind of jarringly go straight back to the surface. I still love this new album, personally it's a 9/10... I'm just hoping for a deluxe or something.
A final note, I do think a lot of the time across the boy$ career they chose to make the beats carry some sad undertones even if they are "hard" tracks, and I think some people struggle to feel that given the new cleaner production. For example, Burgundy is a certified banger but the beat isn't JUST hard... the beat and delivery give off a feeling of sorrow and self-destructiveness, which is hidden under this aggressive bravado. I feel that was something we saw on Eternal Grey, being edgy and tough but every track carrying this depressed feeling. Like saying sad mental health related things can be hard and uncomfortable, so they choose to convey it in undertones or at least mixed with other emotions.
Maybe its just me though.
As a $B fan I have to say, I don’t agree with his rating, yet I understand his points and I see them. I’m not going to hate on him bc of it either.
I do feel that some lyrics are very deep cutting and meaningful, and I don’t try and gatekeep here, but I do feel that u have to been to that place in ur mind to understand them fully, and see how true they really are.
I also heard many times that all $B songs sound the same and I don’t get that point at all, on the other side, I think every Taylor swift song sounds the same, so I guess, if u don’t grow up w the music, listen it daily, or really embody it, it tends to sound generic to u.
I do hold the biggest of respect for my boys scrim and Ruby. Love em to death and the fact that they are independent and made it do far already is just insane and makes me proud. To me this album is a 9
it pisses me off he’ll sit here and bitch about their sound not changing and playing it safe all the while they both have solo projects where they arent confined to the suicideboys sound that theyve created, and he just doesnt listen to them
@@oddlyn25 he did. If I remember right he did give lonely boy a rating. Duckboy eps haven’t gotten a fantano review yet tho, even tho I think he would really enjoy them, also factoring in, that Ruby plays most/all of the instruments by himself.
I gotta disagree, personally the album to me is so similar in regards to SMAL. Only difference is scrim has put in some much unneeded piano chords into beats that really didn't need them, it was their way of "changing". Scrim sounds the same on basically every song with his vocal range lacking compared to previous projects, only using the same autotuned mellow voice throughout the album. Ruby carried this to death throughout all this, IMO this might be one of the boys' worst projects to date
That bar at 7:02 aint a head scratcher he’s basically saying that Grey 59 (their label) is great or saying that you can’t be greater than them
I kinda disagree with the opinion of them not changing their sound. They've changed the tone of a lot of their music over the past few years. Sing Me A Lullaby I thought sounded a lot like something they hadn't done before. Even Scrim who I usually can't stand on the track has found some new flows and melodies that I like. They haven't completely revamped their sound but I feel like it's improved a lot over the years. I agree that they rarely try to actually get in that bag. I also think the album was just ok though. I don't hate it but it's not one of my favorites
I certainly cant lie, the sound of $uicideboy$ has only been changed ever so slightly but its enought to keep all of us still intrigued.
The fans I mean
as a longtime fan, this one was an 8 for me. i can sorta understand the "everything sounds the same" take from an outside perspective, but i feel like this album had a lot more stylistic uniquity than the past few projects. plus, ruby and scrim both have their solo projects to experiment with different sounds. we need a DUCKBOY review asap melon would love it
oh look its the rippity-dippity-rippity-dippity-rippity-dippity triplet flows guy
Parsed out on this rippity-dippity-rippity-dippity-rippity-dippity triplet flows. The $UICIDEBOY$ formula is pretty obvious at this point, whether it'd be because you've heard some of the duo's previous EP's or you're familiar with the classic Hip-Hop albums that the duo pretty much used as inspiration
*beat drops*
7th Ward swervin white Benz wheels turnin
rose gold chrome accent on the rims picture perfect
The simple beats is exactly what I thought. Like $crim just made a 4 bars of a beat and copy and pasted it a couple times. Gets very repetitive with no breaks or changes. It's been like that for a few years now honestly
I don't get the logic. Doesn't this guy listen to generic rappers and music all day like drake? All the same sounds and beats. Then he listens to the boys and it all sounds unique to them and it's a negative?
Its the opposite i think, he listens to way too much experimental shit to the point that the boys sound too stale.
@@internetpoisonWhen 80% of rap right now is just drill music, I dont understand how you can say that
I thought he had a ton of favorite tracks from this album but then I realized those are only 3 songs
Lonely boy by scrim album of the year 🔥
100000000000000000000000
Flying Lotus and James Blake in the back....
Hell Yeah
The bills in the intro prove that this is melon's highest budget review to date
Saw Theo Von's interview n said "Looks like I needa give the boy$ a new soundbyte"
Ive always wondered why some random on yt is allowed to criticize peoples art. Ive always found critics of any genre. Whether that be a film, music, or art critic to be extremely strange. People then base their opinions off of your criticism and never think for themselves. Nothing against you but just genuinely a strange concept
The suicide boys formula is pretty obvious at this point whether it be because you’ve heard some of the duos previous eps
I‘m an hardcore fan & I understand your opinion, I also really love the melodic stuff like 9,99$ song all that, I wish there were an album like their project „i no longer feel the razor part V“ & the yin yang tapes (those are awesome, if you havent listened to it)
Scrim is either punching the air or laughing his head off rn 💀
We need the Why Lawd? review Anthony
Mr. fantano, would you be kind enough to review the Gemini album by Lucki?
I agree with the take tbh, I enjoyed the album but at the same time it felt like nothing new
Idk how, it sounds pretty refreshing and other than lack of choruses at the most songs it still has lots of newer flows and a bunch of different beats by its vibe compared to their previous music
Hey fantano I like your review I would love to know what you think of the new the story so far record :)
I feel like some people don't like SB or stops to listen to them because they care about how other people will see them if they like a group with topics like mental health, god's guidance, acceptance of yourself etc, but then they listen to the most mainstream rappers talking about opps n shit and they're nothing like them lmfao
I only recently started getting into $uicideboy$, with some enjoyment of artists like Shakewell in the last few years. I dont love everything these guys put out, but the overall sound and vibe goes so fucking hard. Instantly a fan.
Suicideboys are real legends. At least they keep it real and authentic. They never put on an act and they lasted this long. That's amazing!!!
You would've given it a 9 if they did a podcast with your favorite comedian
I mean it’s a different vibe than their older stuff, at the very least has a new spin on it. So I think it is unfair to say that what they’re doing hasn’t changed a lot. They are putting out longer tracks as well with more material and they never really did that in the past (excluding the razor series). Just my opinion tho…
I am biased towards them but I appreciate the respect you gave them even though it wasn’t for you
i kinda disagree, after i want to die in new orleans their sound got watered down and its really just the mix. theyre still trying to be creative but the mix has always been a little flat after they started releasing albums. the kys saga has some of their best mixes.
Ah yes, the average “they were better when they were getting high” comment.
to me it's the other way around, the mix on IWTDINO was so much worse and they've gotten progressively better sonically
but i like their old stuff just as much as the new, i'm just happy whenever they decide to release anything
@@LOUDKiDx fuck no
@@NatePrikkel I don’t give a fuck if they do drugs the mix went soft
As ive been listening to this album ive found that a different song is my favorite from the album on any given day. Today for some reason All My Problems really spoke to me, especially $crims verse and lines about how hes looked up to by so many people in the fanbase, "now i changed trying to show them theres some hope/just another failure, no i aint no god i aint no savior" seemed so raw to me
when you pronounce "great" in greatness, you sound out the word grey
He understood
As a fan still a head scratch of a line, ruby definitely was stretching a bit
you can spell greatness without grey tho
@@MediaBoy13No shit. All of the sudden Anthony has no common sense when it comes to this album along with people like you. When saying greatness you say “grea” which sounds like “grey” and if you cant interpret that for yourself you need to evaluate your critical thinking skills. Not a head scratcher if it makes sense you just are not intelligent.
@@mrbubbatron9523 wish he just said "without saying grey you can't pronounce greatness" lol
Anthony, please review the new Ulcerate album “Cutting The Throat Of God” 🙏🏽
I have been a fan of $B for about 10 years now but honestly I rarely ever spin their full albums front to back, and if I do it'll be something from their insane 2014-2016 run not the new stuff. They are just one of those artists where you know each new release is gonna have at least a couple bangers you can throw on the playlist, and that's totally fine w me. Also Ruby's band DUCKBOY is sick and you should listen if you haven't already.
I really love that you did say you listened it over multiple times. Even tho I really like the album I really like your review on it too.
Ya know, as much as I love the album, I can respect ya opinion on it and I appreciate looking at them as a whole and seeing the appeal even if ya don’t like it
Ever since the transition from harder to softer music from them I’ve liked the albums more after they were out for a couple months. I normally don’t pick up on what makes them unique in the first listen.
As a huge fan of the boy$, I think this is an extremely fair and accurate review. They’re definitely not breaking the mold but they’re giving me more of what I love and I’m ok with that.
I don't think you've dived into the lore behind them enough, ive been listening to them for quite some time now, and I got just from the lyrics multiple things :
-Grey / Greatness in Transgressions is a reference to G59, or Grey 59, which is their label(?) or whatever its called.
- another line in Transgressions is : "got the nine in my bag now its time to board the G5." In the same way its a play on words with G59
The Thin Grey Line: in transgressions, ruby mentions that the fine line has been crossed at least 3 times. Also, ruby mentions that "one more minute till the hours done I'll take my time." 59 minutes.
I literally have ingested voluntarily to 1 video of the boys talking: Theo Von Podcast. Everything else I know about them is from their lyrics/reading their wikipedia page once. for like 3 minutes. Overall, seems like the effort put into this video wasn't up there. standard opinion too.
I think why they've kept the style similar with the suicideboys sound, it seems like they've been experimenting with different sounds on their solo albums which I appreciate as it means they can continue to do what they do with exploring on their own which may eventually come to a suicideboys album
Bro I literally closed out my one punch man season 2 window to watch this review and melon is wearing a one punch man shirt in it. what is life
We appreciate your insights. Keep making an impact on the community.
I think the points you bring up are valid, but I loved this album! I’m no critic tho just a huge $b fan. Happy to hear a lot of the nice things you said about them
I think there is actually a lot of diversity on this track within their style, and even branching out a bit. They are an acquired taste though and probably this diversity doesn’t show through as well if you aren’t really *into* the vibes. I think 5.9/10 is a very fitting score from a neutral viewer.
where why lawd?
I really enjoy what their formula creates. Was a bit perplexed by them saying they were worried about how much they've changed their sound on this album and whether their fans would like it (on the This Past Weekend podcast).
END video PLEASE.
END is an American metalcore supergroup composed of singer Brendan Murphy (Counterparts), guitarists Will Putney (Fit For An Autopsy) and Gregory Thomas (Shai Hulud), bassist Jay Pepito (Reign Supreme), and drummer Matt Guglielmo (the Acacia Strain)
I have loved $uicideboy$ throughout my 20s, deep into drug addiction and eventually recovery. I bumped these guys across my adult life and this album honestly made me realize I don't really dig it anymore. Forever proud of the boys, but definitely not for me anymore
this is the first time a review from you hit in a way where i didn’t know i agreed until i heard it. love em to death but they need to experiment with their sound, it really sounds like the same shit again but a tiny bit different, maybe, lmao
As someone who has been keeping up with the boys since 2017 this is probably your best review to date.
Anthony have you listen to the new Salvia Palth album after 11 years when Melanchole came out
I knew Fanthony was going to bring up the Grey / Greatness bar or the Beyond Meat one lol
Saved 4/13 on initial listen, 5/13 after the 2nd and 3rd listen. I'm always on the lookout for their drops regardless.
Been a casual $B fan for a hot minute, only liked a small percentage of songs on their albums. This is their first album I can listen to all the way through.
A suggestion for what you should review next: the new album "I Want to Disappear" by The Story So Far. Of all the pop punk bands I've listened to they're the ones that have shown the most growth and introspection. Their 2018 album Proper Dose was a masterpiece and I think their new album may surpass it. Just a suggestion!
What I like about SB is that they do what they set out to do very well, they were never really about ground breaking or even expanding their own discography. They know what they like, they know what their fans like, and they do it damn well
Suicideboys are pretty sick sound and vibe. I don't check everything out though they are so prolific. I'm happy they're clean and succeeding though
#1 Independent artists in the entire WORLD rn by the way...
are you gonna listen to the new tssf album?
to be honest, even if they always do the same sound for 10 years, I enjoy it because music 10 years later down the line can make me feel like Im living 10 years in the past through the vibes of the music. i love being reminded of past times i enjoyed and its even better when it comes from music
You'd definitely like Ruby's solo work more
Can't wait for the ulcerate review, 10/10 for sure
My mans said the beats weren’t detailed enough. I’m flabbergasted
in terms of other albums they have made id say most the beats were actually pretty simple
@@7.65x21mm They always have one song that's tight but then turns out to be a resample with 3-4 effects added. I don't mind it but it feels a tad bit lazy
I'm fan of sb since 2017 and beatmaker, and yeah, their beats are not detailed
I think he means beats that progress/change throughout the song so that the end & the beginning don't necessarily sound the same. like jpegmafia beats. I personally enjoy most of their beats.
Seems I just disagree. The sample of a song may stay the same, but almost every song has progressive strings, pianos, drums or other elements. Look at track 8 for example (Are You Going to See the Rose). Pianos all over the track and building strings at the end, pretty detailed in my opinion. I am also a JPEGMAFIA fan as well and no they’re not that bombastic or sporadic, but I would argue that they are as well made and detailed.
i just kinda feel like they aren't saying anything witch with the "more of the same" it just leaves it all feeling old hat
Counting your earnings from list night at the strip club eh?
He didn't want to flex on us. He makes Bands on those vip rooms. 😂
i'm so glad you mentioned the light at the end of the tunnel. easily their most beautiful song since new chains same shackles
For real.
Are you going to review Aurora’s What Happend To The Heart?
I saw this album on vinyl in the new release section at Target, which was weird to me.
I’ve been a fan for a while now and I just wanna give this album a solid 7. I could give or take 50% of the album, but we all know transgressions, misery in walking hours, and burgundy are the hardest if i had to pick 3 to keep
to say the same thing over & over in different ways for 10+ years & still be successful at it has to get some kudos for creativity.
Hey Anthony. Could you please review Gizmo by Jesse Is Heavyweight the Apple Music Exclusive. Jesse just sold out a concert in Denver. The song is got a new age vibe and a prosperity message. Please review