YeatBest Yeat Albums Ranked

DANGEROUS SUMMER

fantano

7.0

“One of Yeat's punchiest batches of tracks yet.”

AftërLyfe

fantano

7.0

“Apart from some redundancy issues, Aftërlyfe is genuinely a surreal, fun, and versatile rage album.”

Lyfë

pitchfork

7.0

“Rage rap can be rote and exhausting, but in small doses—like on the Portland rapper’s new pared-down and hypnotic album—the style can be ridiculous fun, electrifying, and hyperreal.”

Up 2 Më

pitchfork

6.7

“The inescapable Portland rapper continues to go beyond the usual rage rap expectations, bending his voice without ever making it feel gimmicky.”

2 Alivë (Geëk Pack)

pitchfork

6.6

“The 21-year-old Portland rapper isn’t doing anything all that new, but he has a refreshing album-focused approach, best listened to as one continuous stream, getting lost in the noisy madness.”

ADL

rollingstone

6.0

“The platinum rapper trades his punkish early work for more enunciation and less velocity. Does it work? Sort of”

ADL

ritchie

5.7

“Purpose General - 7 Face The Flamë - 7 Lose Control - 7 Griddlë - 6 What I Want - 6 Liv Likë Dis - 7 Tallër - 6 My Way - 6 Let King Tonka Talk - 8 Dangerous House - 5 NO MORE GHOSTS - 4 2Nite - 6 Geek Luv - 4 Naked - 3 Went Wrong -2 Real Life Shit - 4 My Time - 8 2Planës - 5 Silk Facë - 7 Back Home - 5 Up From Here - 6 COMMENTS: This Album was Yeats statement on turning more into the mainstream sound. He had already been making this switch with his last couple of projects but this was his real shot at it. I actually quite enjoyed the first half and didn’t understand much of the hate i was seeing on the album. Then the second half hit. I could go far enough to say that his sound reminds me a lot of Dom Corleo on his album “OMO”. I’d even say Dom did it better. i’d say a select few of his features actually outdid him on their songs together. “Face the Flamë” was a bit toneless until Younboy came on. I don’t enjoy NBA Younboys music too much but he saved that song with his verse. Another example of this was Julia Wolf on “My Way”. Her part in this piece was just a small intro but it had me thinking the song was promising but then yeat disappointed me with what he did. The song was alright but it could’ve been a lot better if he included her more and in my opinion would’ve made it one of the best songs on this album. The whole second half after a great song on this album, “Let The King Talk”, really disappointed me and in the middle of all that “My Time” snuck up on me and i really enjoyed that track. This was a decent album.”