Atlanta trap rapper Destroy Lonely made headlines in 2021 with his breakout debut album "If Looks Could Kill." Still riding the wave of success, Lonely has returned with an expanded "Director's Cut" of the project featuring a whopping 32 tracks.

At nearly two hours long, this new cut is clearly intended to cement Lonely's magnum opus and keep fans engaged for months. The standard tracks from the original release remain impactful in their longer forms.

New additions like "On Go," "9 Lives" and massive posse cut "Maybach" & Lil Yachty energize proceedings with their instrumental staples over which Lonely floats effortlessly.

Despite the increased song count, Lonely maintains a high quality standard throughout. High production values and diverse flows ensure zero skippable moments.

Standouts include the haunting "Ski" featuring Ken Carson, menacing Gunna-featuring track "Hate Me," and the Mob Ties Posse cut Summer Smash. Each explores new depths of Lonely's artistry.

Lonely drops affirming new anthems like "Positive Vibes" and "Shawty Famous" lending optimism amid darkness. They showcase his evolution beyond trap tropes.

At over two hours, there are minor lags but never a dull moment on this indulgent body of work. The Director's Cut treatment solidifies Destroy Lonely as Atlanta's current poster boy with room left to still explore new territories. Fans remain griddying.

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