Very good song - simple, but satisfying. Good vocal performance, genuine lyrics and that's all I need. Great for dancing.

Better than The Black Parade. I'm not kidding.

A true classic.

Very good - much better than all the previous singles. Rapid, engaging flow from both Polo G and Lil Wayne. Hoping for more tracks like this on the album. Lyrically is a little bland and doesn't live up to the previous album's standard.

Very consistent record. Half of it was already released before (Ludens, Parasite Eve, Obey, Teardrops) so it's not that much new material, but still - one of the best stuff from BMTH in decades. Feels like the band has returned with the previous punch but with a more experimental approach.
It's quick, enjoyable, interesting, and has tons of that guttural energy. The only song that I am not a fan of is the closing track with Amy Lee. It seems disconnected from the rest of the album and I would ... read more

This is weak as hell. I know how profitable are those collaborations with Latino artists. You simultaneously reach two biggest markets in the world at once which combined with big names always guarantees a commercial success (even in case of such abominations as BEBE by 6ix9ine and Anuel AA).
X is the painfully bland and the good guitar part of the instrumental quickly gets drowned in generic vocals and typical percussion for this genre. Chorus is sung in this annoying falsetto which gets ... read more