Beerbongs & Bentleys
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CRITIC REVIEWS
80
Beerbongs & Bentleys contains banger after banger; it's an incredible drug-induced album.
8mo
70
On his sophomore album, Post Malone carves out his own niche in the auto-croon field with quality trap production, strong vocal performances, and a bit of a singer-songwriter twist.
8mo
56
At times it’s almost impressive how long an album called Beerbongs & Bentleys can go without cracking a smile. It is more assured and impressive than its predecessor, Stoney, but it’s also more exhausting.
8mo
56
He is by all objective measures just not good. I do want to convince you though that he is, for better or worse, just a notch above average.
8mo
50
Beerbongs & Bentleys is an apt reflection of his lavish lifestyle and his subsequently begotten hardships, but its attempts at sincerity work only when Post Malone stops trying so hard.
8mo
43
The makings of an incredible album are here on beerbongs & bentleys, but we’re just going to have to wait until Post has enough money, success, and artistic freedom to be able to make that special album.
8mo
40
The 22-year-old singer makes the rockstar lifestyle sound beige on this directionless second album.
8mo
40
There are powerful choruses and strong vocals from the chart-topping, face-tattooed rapper, but his guests show him up as a weak lyricist.
8mo
40
With sing-song melodies and dreamy trap-lite beats, Post's songs re-package existent rap trends for people who might not particularly like rap at all – including, it would seem, the artist himself.
8mo
40
Its tracks are so homogenous, so repetitive, that you’re almost given the impression of being trapped in some claustrophobic, M. C. Escher-like landscape of stairwells and hallways, but without any of the tension or excitement that that situation would elicit. When one song ends, another begins – same chords, same tone, same melody, same Autotune – and the cycle begins again, like a slightly nauseating merry-go-round.
5mo
Okay... understand that as someone who HATED Stoney, I was really nervous about this album. However it completely nails what Stoney failed at. Jeeeeeesus this album is so solid front to back. I hated 90% of what was on Stoney, but here we get druggy, upbeat bangers on the front half, and a beautiful slowdown after the middle. People called Stoney a classic for some reason... but this album stomps that one out in every way.
It is very formulaic, and maybe a few songs could have been put on the ... read more
It is very formulaic, and maybe a few songs could have been put on the ... read more
Post makes easy to listen to music that is fun to put on, I think the low ratings are from people who try compare him to lyrical rappers. For what it is, I think this album is a 7/10
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MISC LISTS
| #27 | / | HotNewHipHop |
| #31 | / | Uproxx (First Half) |
| #32 | / | The Genius Community |
| / | Billboard (First Half) |
Track List
- Paranoid
- Spoil My Night (feat. Swae Lee)
- Rich & Sad
- Zack and Codeine
- Takin' Shots
- rockstar (feat. 21 Savage)
- Over Now
- Psycho (feat. Ty Dolla $ign)
- Better Now
- Ball For Me (feat. Nicki Minaj)
- Otherside
- Stay
- Blame It On Me
- Same Bitches (feat. G-Eazy & YG)
- Jonestown (Interlude)
- 92 Explorer
- Candy Paint
- Sugar Wraith
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Stream Post Malone’s Debut Album 'Stoney' 
Added on: November 22, 2017
