Lil PumpBest Lil Pump Albums Ranked

Lil Pump

pitchfork

6.9

“Lil Pump’s debut is loud, hyper, and catchy. There isn’t a moment where the 17-year-old rapper, seemingly born in some viral think tank, doesn’t sound completely, endearingly stoked.”

Harverd Dropout

fantano

4.0

“Harverd Dropout sounds more refined and slicker than its self-titled predecessor, but is all the worse for it.”

Harverd Dropout

nme

4.0

“People love to hate Soundcloud rappers, whether it’s attempting to school them on classic hip-hop, or revelling in Lil Xan’s tummy pain after he eats too many Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. In most instances of old-guard-shouts-at-cloud-rap, though, it’s ultimately a futile task. The younger generation tend to be in on the joke to begin with, and the egg usually ends up on the face of those getting so worke”

Harverd Dropout

pitchfork

3.8

“Having abandoned his lo-fi roots in the South Florida rap scene, Lil Pump has become a caricature of himself. His second album is sometimes fun but mostly unnecessary.”

Harverd Dropout

Miguel

2.0

“This is considerably worse than his self titled album. And for that to be the case is ridiculous. Buy a writer! Flows are all so similar to his last album which I guess you could call his ‘style’ but it’s not very good at all. The track list is littered with piano beats that sound like they were made by a 15 year old. Again, not the best from Lil Pump. Top Songs “I Love It” ft Kanye West “Butterfly Doors””

Lil Pump

Miguel

4.1

“It’s Lil Pump so you can’t take him too serious but even at that, I can’t believe I used to listen to this in high-school. Any song that’s over 2 minutes is a tough listen and a drag. There’s some fun songs but the album could’ve been halved, which is saying something considering it’s only 38 minutes long. Top songs are “Boss” “Molly” “D-rose””