Reneé Rapp’s BITE ME isn’t an album that’s here to behave. It’s here to unravel, rebuild, scream, flirt, fall apart and dance anyway.
Throughout BITE ME, Rapp serves up plenty of wry pop charisma, which is more than enough to sink your teeth into.
All in all, BITE ME is a lot of fun, like watching the drama unfold when you’re comfortably not involved. Reneé Rapp has solidified her place in today’s pop scene, and here’s hoping with a third record she’ll rock the boat.
Her second studio album shines brightest when she lets rip with savage one-liners.
the way she keeps switching genres with each release makes me think her third album will be be a hip hop album called “Raps by Rapp” and it would feature that girl that sings m to the b and sample az**lia b*nks saying a homophobic slur in a diss track
In my view, Reneé Rapp's debut, Snow Angel, failed to showcase an interesting musical identity. My impression of her through that project was of an artist boxed into the alternative pop spectrum, incorporating, in an extremely generic way, the mannerisms of more relevant names in the scene. She was a blend of her influences with no clear identity, lost in a sea of other very similar artists. BITE ME, in this sense — despite being a fairly common pop record — is a clear ... read more
Ouvindo BITE ME pela primeira vez, uma coisa ficou clara pra mim: a Reneé Rapp evoluiu. E muito. É quase como se ela tivesse encontrado, enfim, o som certo, a atitude certa e principalmente a confiança certa pra fazer um álbum realmente interessante, marcante, e que me pegou logo de cara: coisa que eu honestamente não senti com o primeiro disco dela. Enquanto o debut me parecia inseguro e, em vários momentos, genérico, BITE ME chega como um soco ... read more
acho que aqui é o auge e o encontro da renee rapp no pop rock e espero que ela fique nesse genero por um bom tempo
The 1st song was so interesting, a little grating but really interesting, made me hope the rest of the album would follow suit but it all ended up being uninspired pop. For a genre so wide, this album just doesn't really do anything for it
It’s like a Lesbian Sabrina Carpenter made Emails I Can’t Send all over again and I’m here for it
| 1 | Leave Me Alone 2:21 | 80 |
| 2 | Mad 2:54 | 82 |
| 3 | Why Is She Still Here? 2:30 | 76 |
| 4 | Sometimes 3:03 | 74 |
| 5 | Kiss It Kiss It 2:52 | 82 |
| 6 | Good Girl 3:12 | 76 |
| 7 | I Can’t Have You Around Me Anymore 2:44 | 67 |
| 8 | Shy 3:12 | 77 |
| 9 | At Least I’m Hot 2:34 | 73 |
| 10 | I Think I Like You Better When You’re Gone 2:23 | 70 |
| 11 | That’s So Funny 2:49 | 66 |
| 12 | You’d Like That Wouldn’t You 2:48 | 78 |