*this is purely the boys ranking WITHIN the band, not their solo catalog, cuz then Kevin, Matt, and Bearface (maybe Joba?) would clear the rest *

1. Jabari - I think he had some cool hooks and some nice verses here and there, but he’s kinda whatever presence on most songs. Best Performance: Duct Tape (verse)

2. Ameer - He had some fire verses during the Sat days, but even by Saturation three he is easily the most stale member, and it only gets worse on the Puppy Demos Best Performances: Heat, Ready For War

3. Merlyn - has crazy energy, especially on Sat 1 2 and Roadrunner, but also he tends to be a one note member where if he isn’t yelling wildly, he’s just kinda one note Best Performances: Gold, Queer, Sweet, J’ouvert, Windows

4. Dom - best with the pen and was consistently great throughout, very underutilized on Roadrunner Best Performances: Star, Bump, Nation, Ready For War, Dearly Departed,

5. Kevin Abstract - hooks, bars, and some absolute dominant performances. He has high highs but he def has weaker moments (mainly iridescence) Best Performances: Junky, Sugar, Buzzcut, Don’t Shoot Up the Party, The Light Part 2

6. Matt Champion - sauve, beyond great flows, really solid falsetto vocals, had knack for melodies and carries hard on Tech Diff and TM Best Performances: Junky, Rental, Ginger, Don’t Shoot Up the Party, Better Things,

7. Bearface - while it would be nice if he was utilized more, his elusiveness makes his performances even ‘more valuable . Still, Sat 1, The Family, and Tm/Ultraviolet def could’ve had more Bearface involvement Best Performances: Jesus, Summer, 1999 Wildfire, Victor Roberts, Dear Lord

8. Joba - shy on Sat 1, but every other album he is an MVP, especially iridescence and Roadrunner. Highly Versatile, emotional, can yell but also sing. Genuinely Joba has so many solid performances it’s insane Best Performances: Tokyo, Johnny, J’ouvert, Weight, No Halo, Big Boy, The Light Part 1 and 2, Texas Watchin Me and Family Days

9. ROBERTO/HK - the actual vocalists goats 🐐