With joint album , and sound invigorated by each other, often slipping into appropriations of each other's styles and keeping things loose and experimental throughout the project. After the labored quasi-house inflections of and the confused slog of , it's nice to hear sounding inspired and like he's having fun on some of these tracks. "Circo Loco" flips the beat of 's "One More Time" and delivers lines that recall the casual charm and self-awareness of his late-2000s output. The dark and creeping "More M's" finds warming up the track with a forked-tongue verse before comes through trying to match that intensity. offers the album's only credited feature with his verse on "Pussy & Millions," and several songs find either or unaccompanied. The two closing tunes take this route and are among the strongest on : sounds like he's ready to take on the entire world over the pitched-down drums of "3AM on Glenwood," and is solo and in his feelings once more on the struggle-minded and beatless "I Guess It's Fuck Me." is scattered, flowing more like a mixtape than a well-designed album, but there are plenty of highlights to balance out the less fully formed inclusions. ~ TiVo Staff