QUAVO HUNCHO

Quavo - QUAVO HUNCHO
Critic Score
Based on 8 reviews
2018 Ratings: #859 / 890
User Score
Based on 567 ratings
2018 Rank: #800
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CRITIC REVIEWS

80
XXL

What Huncho is: a scattershot collection of fresh-yet-familiar thumpers that will nicely keep the Migos brand bubbling through the forthcoming solo sets from kinfolk Offset and Takeoff. This is step one in building anticipation for the inevitable reunion record of three voices that, until proven otherwise, are best experienced playing off one another.

66
HipHopDX

The album is very on-brand for Quavo and doesn’t stray far from the musical stylings he dishes out on each and every Migos song. In short, most of these cuts sound just like Migos songs just sans Takeoff and Offset ... That said, Takeoff’s rapid-fire verses and Offset’s ominous presence are both missed dearly when rounding out these trap cuts – leaving the majority of them sounding far from complete.

60
AllMusic

With a mostly forgettable first half and a strong second half, sharper attention to editing could have made this a stronger album. Otherwise, Quavo Huncho is enjoyable but unmemorable.

60
Exclaim!

By the end of the project, Quavo Huncho begins to feel more like a mixtape, with Quavo popping out to add a few unenergetic verses and repetitive adlibs rather than a strong solo debut.

59
Pitchfork

It is so ordinary, so uniquely uninspiring that it makes it difficult to imagine a solo work from Quavo that would truly grip our attention (or our club nights or car stereos).

50
Consequence of Sound

QUAVO HUNCHO ends up being a half-and-half affair: half making it easy to hit the skip button and the other half highlighting the talents Quavo brings to Migos.

40
The Needle Drop

If nothing else, Quavo Huncho suggests that Quavo's dependence on Takeoff and Offset doesn't run quite as deep as one might think. But what little appeal the album ends up having has less to do with him, and more to do with the features and variety of production.

40
Highsnobiety

People like to joke that the Migos are the new Beatles, but QUAVO HUNCHO isn’t a classic breakaway solo effort in the vein of John Lennon’s Plastic Ono Band, Paul McCartney’s Ram or George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass… it’s more like one of Ringo’s.

Rollo_P
60

Quavo isn't exactly a time traveler, but he's definitely a master of time distortion. After all, how else could you make 4 minutes feel like 6?

BradTasteMusic
NR

*bird noise*

reaIreaIweaseI
70

Quavo Huncho.

For a year with so many different standout artists, the Migos were certainly having trouble garnering any positive critical reception during 2018. Culture II, one of the first big releases of the year, was majorly panned for being way too fucking long and boring for it's own good. And since then, general excitement for more Migos music has grown smaller and smaller, perfectly exemplified by the negative amount of hype that came with the announcement that Quacko, Early-Offset ... read more

ZaZaZa
42

42/100

GusCreter
30

This album is comically bad. Quavo was never meant to be a solo artist. Shout out "GO ALL THE WAY" though, that son is funny as hell.

JustPre10d
30

ehh part 2

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Track List

1BIGGEST ALLEY OOP
3:00
56
2PASS OUT
3:44
feat. 21 Savage
53
3HUNCHO DREAMS
3:31
46
4FLIP THE SWITCH
2:36
feat. Drake
64
5GIVE IT TO EM
3:02
feat. Saweetie
44
6SHINE
2:43
48
7WORKIN ME
2:49
58
8HOW BOUT THAT?
2:40
54
9CHAMPAGNE ROSÉ
4:06
46
10KEEP THAT SHIT
2:56
feat. Takeoff
48
11FUCK 12
4:24
feat. Offset
47
12LOSE IT
3:57
feat. Lil Baby
46
13RERUN
3:56
56
14GO ALL THE WAY
3:16
48
15LAMB TALK
2:52
49
16BIG BRO
3:36
39
17SWING
5:03
45
18BUBBLE GUM
3:16
50
19LOST
4:38
feat. Kid Cudi
55
Total Length: 1 hour, 6 minutes
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Added on: October 5, 2018