I absolutely love this album. Its release coincided with my Spanish learning journey, and my appreciation for it has grown ever since. It feels like a cultural experience, especially understanding the lyrics, and includes the variety that was missing from certain albums before this. Gracias Benito, y espero que pueda descubrir la cultura de PR en un futuro cercano

Fun and catchy. About what I would want from an Uzi album. Their vocals and new ideas makes it an easy and fun listen, albeit with a few misses

About half of this album is unlistenable, and the other half is interesting and unique. Uzi needs to take what worked here and refine it. A lot of good ideas in this album, but a lot of failed experiments. It does feel like it could have a WLR effect though

Boring. Nothing really stands out. The best song is definitely the Glorilla song, but only because it genuinely just sounds like her song with a Polo G feature. He needs to change up his style soon, because the high production value really undercuts what made his early music likeable.

This album is genuinely magical. I have no clue how it doesn't get more attention. Starting Over might be one of my favourite songs ever, and the rest of the album has an ethereal and psychedelic sound that perfectly fits the title of the album and the band.

brat.

Six years after its release, this album still holds up as infectious and charismatic, with fun tracks and evocative lyrics. A bit cheesy in retrospect, but still an overall good album

Dumb fun. Simple as that. Ken's beats are infectious and energetic, and it is clear that Ken is having the time of his life while recording this, which rubs off on the listener

Can't even rate this because of how utterly weird and bizarre it sounds. Undoubtedly bad, but it feels like kicking a puppy if I were to criticize this. I hope Corey Feldman is doing better

Amazing beat, which Nettspend is surprisingly able to preform well on, with a catchy flow and some clever lyrics. Pleasantly surprised