He sounds alert, refreshed, and sometimes thrilled on Eternal Atake, shifting between cadences and registers with the manic dexterity of Sada Baby.
Eternal Atake is Lil Uzi Vert’s best album yet, with a cohesiveness, slick concept, and performance that justifies every ounce of hype.
While Uzi is lyrically light years behind Kendrick Lamar, J Cole or even contemporary 21 Savage, he's an undeniably versatile performer on Eternal Atake.
For all its conceptual pretense, Eternal Atake is little more than a run-of-the-mill trap album.
#1 | / | The Ringer |
#3 | / | Complex |
#4 | / | Okayplayer |
#4 | / | Uproxx |
#5 | / | TIME |
#7 | / | The Philadelphia Inquirer: Dan DeLuca |
#8 | / | Rolling Stone |
#8 | / | The New York Times: Lindsay Zoladz |
#9 | / | NPR Music |
#9 | / | Vulture |