Super enjoyable for the majority of the album, why hasn't this man become bigger? Instrumentals adding new instruments to trap, Don did well.

The beginning of the songs beats left me weary, I felt as if it was way overshadowed by its predecessor single Bald!, but after Peggy's beat switch and flow change up, I fell in love.

This album has many memorable songs that to this day I bang all the time. For the most part though, theres some filler in here that the album could do without.

I am clueless as to why the ratings on this album sit where they do. This album hits Rocky's more experimental side, while still catering to old fans with songs like ASAP Forever. The production is odd, but the albums feeling and distorted overall feeling makes it feel as if the production was done purposely, making you ask yourself- is Rocky that clever?

An album with fantastic features that touches on multiple genres and emotions as Rocky and his fantastic features tell stores of drugs, love, and sex.

The lyricism between Jay Z and Jay Electronica is absolutely phenomenal, what throws me off is the beats and sometimes the flow of the two. There are some very fun enjoyable moments, and the finale's touching moments are amazing. The beats though felt as if they had perfectly normal beats for songs, and then added something over to try and force something experimental. Overall, some songs will get replayed for me, others I will not listen to again most likely.

Super enjoyable, falls short minimally but comes back with a bang in Gatti. Absolute bangers

The raunchy Tyler that was needed after Bastard's release. This album is dark, and enjoyable to say the least.

This album took me to a different place, how Tyler manages to fill this emotion into a project baffles me. One thing that bothers me is some of the coherency of the album, but not a song disappoints.

Deserved so much more than it got, Tyler truly opens his heart and an emotional story of abuse and love to the world.

nothing was enjoyable on this album for me besides the tik toks made from Death

Absolutely love every song on this album EXCEPT some parts of Freeee (Ghost Town pt2). The monotone voices coming from Kanye and Cudi rub me the wrong way for some reason. The rest of the album makes up for it 100x over.

There is never a time where you could play anything off of this album and me be upset. Any setting, with anyone, anywhere. This is fantastic.

The flow, the beat, the lyrics? the wait was worth it.

Not as good as the original for sure, Dua Lipa has an odd verse, Matt's verse is odd, but the outro is fantastic, wish it was on the original.

I treat this as an entirely different album from EA, as it should be. The flows are different, the overall production style and feeling of every song are different. This didn't coheir like a normal album, so I view it as more of a b-sides type of tape. There is not a song on here I wouldn't play 10 times over in a day, though i must say the songs without features get lost a bit more than the rest of the songs. Features are fantastic couldn't ask for more from them.

This album is the fun loving Uzi that I've been missing from my life. The album has a lot of repetition, some slightly awkward moments, and a kinda basic album story. Thats not what Lil Uzi does though, he makes music to jam to, and thats what he did.

A great increase in quality of production, vocals, and lyricism in Astroworld. Only lacks slightly in the quality of some features.

Favorites: Stargazing, RIP Screw, Stop trying To Be God, No Bystanders, Skeletons, 5% tint, Wake Up, Yosemite, Can't Say, Coffee Bean, Astrothunder, Houstonfornication
Least Favorites: NC-17, WHO? WHAT!, Butterfly Effect,