While 2019's Anger Management showed her off as a maleficent talent with a taste for blood, Nightmare Vacation is Rico at her nastiest.
Overall, Rico’s inaugural efforts are cathartic, ballsy and just plain fun. Nightmare Vacation solidifies the emcee as quite the furious force to be reckoned with.
Combative, empowering and unashamedly fun.
Nightmare Vacation is an excellent look into the many cogs that make Rico’s brain work without setting up a definitive future direction.
Basically, Nightmare Vacation is the soundtrack to Rico Nasty’s graduation. It’s short, aggressive and about as in-your-face as a Slipknot record, and it leaves you with the feeling that it could be the record that will finally cement Nasty as one of the most essential, vital voices in rap’s current pantheon.
There's rarely a dull moment on Nightmare Vacation, whether it's going in a poppier or a more extreme direction.
The high-volume delivery may be an acquired taste but there are gems to be found in this album of chaotic experimentalism.
Filled with some promising musicalities scattered throughout, Nightmare Vacation lacks the final finesse to turn Nasty's sketch of a nightmare into a seismic escapade.
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As this strange album cover shows us, Nightmare Vision is both clarity and chaos brought together to shock each other, creating the perfect fusion: Rico Nasty. Against all odds, this first studio album is a solid and global vision of the whole personality and musical palette of her performer, without ever managing to resonate as strongly as her ambition and potential, even though some signs were showing other horizons.
Embodying to herself this new generation of rapper half hardcore, half ... read more
This album goes so unbelievably hard. Rico kills it here with her most enjoyable performance yet
People will go out and defend ice spice and sexyy reds music because its supposed to be "Fun" but this album is a great example how to do exactly that while not sounding like utter dogshit. I had alot of fun with Nightmare Vacation! Ricos performance and energy has to be one of the best things ive heard from a female rapper.
Feels a little all over like a single-making-factory or some shit. But when they hit they hit and rico hits a lot
Underrated affffff.
Rico goes off on here, bruh. I genuinely love her delivery and while it can get a little repetitive, it still works for the most part. The features on here range from pretty good, to just- ehhhhhhh. The record is kinda inconsistent, but honestly, most of the weak songs are just fine / boring.
Production is probably this album’s Achilles heel. When it’s hard and bassy, it’s pretty great. But then there are produced tracks like 10Fo that just feel ... read more
1 | Candy 2:38 | 73 |
2 | Don't Like Me 2:45 feat. Don Toliver, Gucci Mane | 72 |
3 | Check Me Out 1:43 | 63 |
4 | IPHONE 2:38 | 85 |
5 | STFU 2:16 | 75 |
6 | Back & Forth 3:01 with Aminé | 64 |
7 | Girl Scouts 2:41 | 65 |
8 | Let It Out 2:28 | 75 |
9 | Loser 2:25 feat. Trippie Redd | 60 |
10 | No Debate 2:13 | 69 |
11 | Pussy Poppin (I Don’t Really Talk Like This) 1:56 | 74 |
12 | OHFR? 2:00 | 82 |
13 | 10Fo 2:42 | 64 |
14 | Own It 2:09 | 70 |
15 | Smack A Bitch [Remix] 3:37 | 68 |
16 | Smack A Bitch 2:18 Bonus | 85 |