Their favorites

1. Playboi CartiWhole Lotta Red 80 Rolling Stone
2. Lil Uzi VertEternal Atake 80 Rolling Stone
3. Tyler, the CreatorIgor 80 Rolling Stone
4. MadlibBandana 80 Rolling Stone
5. 21 SavageSavage Mode II 80 Rolling Stone

Artists they keep coming back to

Their scores for each artist, in release order.

• Juice Wrld 2 reviews70Death Race for Love70Legends Never Die
• Lil Uzi Vert 2 reviews80Eternal Atake60Pluto × Baby Pluto

Every review

Album	Outlet	Their score	Breakdown	Published
Playboi CartiWhole Lotta Red“Playboi Carti Lives Out his Vampire Rock Star Fantasy on 'Whole Lotta Red”	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	80 4/5	71	2021
Kid CudiMan on the Moon III: The Chosen“Rapper Kid Cudi's latest, 'Man on the Moon III: The Chosen' feels derivative compared to his influential early work. Rolling Stone's review.”	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	50 2.5/5	73	2020
Juice WrldLegends Never Die“Rapper Juice WRLD's posthumous LP, 'Legends Never Die', is another reminder of his navel-gazing pop mastery.”	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	70 3.5/5	76	2020
Pop SmokeShoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon“Pop Smoke's summer reign continues with posthumous 'Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon' album.”	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	70 3.5/5	71	2020
DrakeDark Lane Demo Tapes“Drake’s 14-track surprise mixtape is heavy on reflection, without much fun — and might be his gloomiest release ever.”	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	60 3/5	56	2020
Lil Uzi VertEternal Atake“Lil Uzi Vert's 'Eternal Atake,' the space-y rap superstar's highly anticipated new album, was more than worth the wait.”	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	80 4/5	81	2020
BeyoncéThe Lion King: The Gift“Beyonce's 'Lion King' soundtrack features over 20 artists from the United States, Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana and Cameroon”	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	70 3.5/5	73	2019
Tyler, the CreatorIgor“Hip-hop provocateur Tyler the Creator drops his guard on a meticulously crafted, surreal, summery LP, 'IGOR'.”	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	80 4/5	84	2019
Juice WrldDeath Race for Love“Fame hasn't made the emo rap superstar any happier but his music is getting more interesting.”	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	70 3.5/5	68	2019
MadlibBandana	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	80 4/5	89
Mac MillerCircles	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	70 3.5/5	82
Lil WayneFuneral	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	50 2.5/5	65
Ed SheeranNo.6 Collaborations Project	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	60 3.0/5	58
Lil Uzi VertPluto × Baby Pluto	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	60 3/5	65
21 SavageSavage Mode II“21 Savage and Metro Boomin’s 'Savage Mode II' is a Near-Perfect Sequel to a Trap Classic”	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	80 4/5	78
Jack HarlowThats What They All Say	Rolling Stone via Wikipedia	70 3.5/5	67