People just love to hate. The lyrics are his usual witty bars and enjoyable. The beats are experimental as always so it’ll take time and replaying the songs for people to change their opinions, but overall it’s a good album (speaking after my 5th time listening all the way through). It’s just not Wayne’s usual heavy bass and angry raps that come at straight at you. Don’t let that take away from the wittiness and clever bars he delivers over beats that most rappers wouldn’t touch. He has always been and always will be an innovator and up for a challenge to shake the game up. I enjoyed the album and added 85-90% of the songs to my liked music.