In the review, the reviewer describes the album as a listless, self-righteous, comfortable and superficial pastiche of '80s synth-pop, and harshly criticizes the use of generative AI in the creative process.
“If Tyga had instead blown an 'Apocalypse Now'-sized hole in his label budget by acquiring sampling rights to cheesy '80s synth-pop and disco records - or hired studio musicians, a vocal coach and acquired vintage equipment - he could have made the album of his life.”
The last time Pitchfork gave a zero rating was in 2006. The review of the Australian rock band Jet's album "Shine On" lacked any text and consisted only of a video of a peeing monkey.
