The son of a travelling preacher, Tory Lanez grew up bouncing across the map, and his free-ranging aesthetic mirrors that unsettled upbringing. Signature singles “Say It” and “B.L.O.W.” chart his extremes: The former is a soulful slow jam that plays call-and-response with Brownstone's R&B gem “If You Love Me”; the latter is chilly trap laced with venomous verses. His guest spots are equally eclectic—Lanez is as eager to inherit Freddie Gibbs's backpack as he is to chill in YG's champagne room.