Beanton

At only 5 songs, it's really hard to fault an album for overstaying it's welcome, but by song two I was checking the runtime. Jojo Siwa can't sing even on the most technical level, and even if you switch out the singer, this album is subpar dance pop. Not even worth it for the meme.

As one of the last few OneRepublic defenders out there, this album is mostly a miss. With a few exceptions, the songs here are either so generic and boring (Hurt, Serotonin) that they moonlight as lullabies for Imagine Dragons fans or they are painfully obnoxious (I Ain't Worried, West Coast, Mirage). Nothing here feels fresh or new. The best songs are still only "good OneRepublic songs" that fail to demand my attention. I hope this is the last of the boring Covid-era tracks that ... read more

The first half is a slog to get through (how many times does one man need to bring up Caitlyn Jenner?) but the second half adds a much needed change of pace. Still not enough to fully save the project but enough to add some songs to revisit (Fuel, Temporary come to mind).

The bigger issue with this album is the idea that Eminem still thinks he's a badass and everyone is trying to cancel him.

Marshall, you have to be relevant to be cancelled.

Main Character Syndrome meets BPD: The Album

Lyrically, this album is comprised of made up scenarios where Jax is the smartest person ever and always right while also being extremely insufferable and #sad.

Sonically, this album is a YouTube Ukulele tutorial combined with GarageBand rock presets that were mixed using Airpods and a broken iPad.

Something that needs to be heard to be believed. I never liked Victoria's Secret, but I kid you not it was the best song on this trainwreck of ... read more