Quavo Huncho
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Quavo Huncho
Quavo Huncho (stylized as QUAVO HUNCHO) is the debut studio album by American rapper and Migos member Quavo. It was released on October 12, 2018, by Capitol Records, Motown and Quality Control Music. The album features guest appearances from other fellow Migos members Takeoff and Offset, plus appearances from 21 Savage, Drake, Saweetie, Madonna, Cardi B, Lil Baby, Travis Scott, Fifth Harmony fellow member Normani, Davido and Kid Cudi.[3] The album was preceded by four singles: "Workin Me", "Lamb Talk", "Bubble Gum" and "Pass Out" featuring 21 Savage.- Wikipedia
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Pitchfork
At least QUAVO HUNCHO is not a complete trainwreck—it works fine as a stopgap or as background music.
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DJ Booth
He’s just selling versions of songs that Migos would never try to serve me. If Quavo is going to make trap music, he requires assistance.
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Consequence of Sound
In the end, QUAVO HUNCHO can be either be perceived as a glass half full or a glass half empty.
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Hot New Hip Hop
There is simply no need for Quavo solo material, but there won’t be a call for more of it until the rapper gives us an idea of what solo Quavo sounds like.
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Medium
Flaws as a solo artist as he proves to lack the depth or versatility to carry a full length album by himself.
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High Snobiety
In Dire Need of His Fellow Migos on the Uninspired ‘QUAVO HUNCHO’
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Hip Hop DX
Not As Bad As Social Media Told You It Is
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Stereogum
There is no compelling artistic reason for Quavo Huncho, Quavo’s new solo album, to exist.
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Uproxx
That isn’t to say Quavo Huncho is a bad album — far from it. Quavo Huncho is a relatively solid entry into the group’s overall canon.
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The Edge
Despite a handful of good tracks, Quavo Huncho is a culmination of the rapper's generic sound of recent years which has mostly grown stale.
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Ratings Game
Some will like “Quavo Huncho,” and some will hate it; I don’t think anyone will love it… It doesn’t push any boundaries or separate itself from the rest of the trap pack.
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The Musical Hype
All in all, it has its fair share of moments, but doesn’t move the needle.
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Focus Hip Hop
The best tracks are just tolerable.
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Tiger's Roar
The diversity is from the integration of style that each song possesses and the sampling of different artist and tracks.
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Vulture
An event album that’s upbeat but also sort of inessential, could’ve used a little of its polish and brevity.
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Daily 49er
Never feels like it’s heading anywhere specific, and that’s fine for an artist still striving to find his solo sound, but this effort feels half-baked.
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The Sage
Not to say that this is a disaster of an album, this will serve for background music to parties but other than that it’s a completely dull project.
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XXL Magazine
What Huncho is: a scattershot collection of fresh-yet-familiar thumpers that will nicely keep the Migos brand bubbling.
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No Hipsters Allowed
I can’t bring myself to criticize Quavo for not delving into a broader range of topics because he has never presented himself as anything but a Lamborghini-driving, Versace-wearing young rich nigga. He stayed true to himself and that must be respected. Album
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The Fresh Committee
However, that doesn’t make it any less run-of-the-mill. This is another cash-grab moment from the Migos. It ain’t hard to tell. Listeners deserve better or nothing at all.
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The Breeze
From catchy hooks, impressive production and use of features, there’s little depth to this album.
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Viberant
Mediocre at best, not awful but certainly not groundbreaking.
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Pro Sports Extra
This album proved one thing to me, Migos is a great group, but individually their flaws are apparent. The album was a flop to say the least.
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Immortal Reviews
Failing to deliver a competent album.
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Amherst Wire
Ultimately a poor display of what Quavo is capable of delivering in terms of lyrical quality, but the professional production remains persistent.
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Rhyme Source
Honestly, it’s a lot better than I expected.
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The Rotunda Online
Shows some promise and lack of substance.
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The Tagerine
Quavo is known for his catchy hooks and mesmerizing beats and is compared to some very notable “masters” in the rap industry on his album.
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Thirst Key
He shows flashes of real potential on this project, but it feels more like wasted potential than anything.
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Culture Hash
This album is far too long for a Trap album, with the subjects and boasts wearing thin very quickly.
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Rutgers Radio
I don’t want you to have to experience the boredom and frustration Quavo brought to the table.
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Hype Beast
Avoid the comfortable mediocrity of efforts like Huncho.
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The Anomaly diary
Let’s just say I forced myself to listen to it.
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The Muzic
Overall for this project it’s underwhelming in general and I’m positive a lot of Migos fans were expecting more from this project.
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The Culled Culture
In the end, it must be said: you ain’t Drake, this album doesn’t need to be so long.
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Daily Campus
Apparently Quavo has been spending way too much time playing pickup basketball with Drake and Meek Mill instead of focusing on making a quality album.
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The Needle Drop
What little appeal the album ends up having has less to do with him, and more to do with the features and variety of production.
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Burbs
Quavo Huncho surprises listeners with an arsenal of innovative instrumentals, painting creative audiovisuals front start to finish.
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Matt's Music REview
I promise you are missing basically nothing by avoiding it.
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Xavier Herald
Overall this album has very brief shining moments and would benefit cutting half this tracklist from the final cut.
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Quora
New and a little weird but if you allow it to be what it wants to be, it produces some great results.
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So Flo Sound
It’s somewhat like seeing an straight A student turn in a C-grade project. We can’t get too upset at the student, but the project is still disappointing.
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The Buzz
It’s just okay.
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La Vista
Quavo’s lack of differentiable songs and meaningless lyrics stand out in “Quavo Huncho,” making it a mediocre album.
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The Main Street Journal
He’s getting slightly more ambitious, but he’s doing so very slowly. Too slowly.
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The Rapfest
I feel it’s some records I wouldn’t care to hear again on this project.
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Belauar
The more-is-more approach to album dropping exposes the Migos trap star's weaknesses.
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Mic Cheque
Proving a solo career should have never been pursued in the first place.
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Pinnacle Pop
In the end this was a pretty average project, with a banger or two here and there, and features that hold you to the album more than the main artist.
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Amino Apps
He is great hook man and that is all i can give him. Overall just good trap projects with some great ass songs!
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Sentry
Quavo’s first solo album isn’t a total bust, but it fell short. Quavo Huncho provided strong vocals and countless alterations in beat and tempo but lacked completeness due to the absence of his fellow Migos.
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Lake Central News
Quavo gave this album his all and I really appreciate the work that he has released.
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Legends Will Never Die
I’ve been waiting on a Quavo solo album & overall, it’s pretty solid. There are a small handful of boring & run of the mill joints.
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Hip Hop BRI
His ego needs to be checked and judging from the reaction of this album, this will do it. He’s become completely mediocre and predictable.
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Girish Sangher Media
it contains many samples of popular songs this year.
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Surreal Solutions
I’m just going to cut to the chase with this. This album is dull.
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FYE
Huncho is enjoyable but unmemorable. It's not quite a Migos album, but it comes close enough.
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ihiphop
Engorged with premiere producers to fuel Huncho’s staple energetic flow patterns and on-brand vibes.
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Cardinal Chronicle
I found some good songs as well as some bad ones. Though, the bad songs overpowered the good ones on the album.
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Spartan Shield
Listeners must either begin to hold these clowns to a higher standard or recognize their true place in the industry.
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La Voz News
“QUAVO HUNCHO” serves as background music at best, with the only noteworthy moments coming from feature artists, as they outshine Quavo’s seemingly repetitive flow and melodies.
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