• Record Label: Epic
  • Release Date: Aug 3, 2018
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  1. Aug 6, 2018
    10
    God bless you Travis, "Kids See Ghosts" and "Astroworld" best albums of the year, psychedelic rap albums are the future.
  2. Apr 6, 2019
    10
    Nothing else can be said about this album besides that it is his most anticipated, excited and energetic album. Astroworld expands upon his 2 previous albums, Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight and Rodeo. With the exhilarating intro "Stargazing", giving a burst of energy that in effect makes it feel like your on roller coaster, to the uptown vibes of "Sicko Mode", giving a drop of that effectNothing else can be said about this album besides that it is his most anticipated, excited and energetic album. Astroworld expands upon his 2 previous albums, Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight and Rodeo. With the exhilarating intro "Stargazing", giving a burst of energy that in effect makes it feel like your on roller coaster, to the uptown vibes of "Sicko Mode", giving a drop of that effect of a roller coaster. Songs giving hype vibes and moody vibes with "Astrothunder", "Yosemite" and "Wake Up", this album has a song for everyone.

    Astroworld expands further upon the feature list of his other albums with features from Frank Ocean, Drake, Swae Lee, Juice WRLD, Sheck Wes, The Weeknd, 21 Savage, Gunna, NAV, Quavo, Takeoff, and new label mate Don Toliver, the feature list is a all-star list from everyone. Producers also did a wonderful good with multiple producers such as Sonny Digital, Tay Keith, Thundercat, Pharrell Williams, Wondagurl, Cubeatz, and Murda Beatz, all tracks are vivid and given their own theme.

    Astroworld is wonderful, amazing and feels like a trip to a theme park for one last time.

    Verdict: 10/10
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  3. Mar 14, 2019
    10
    Travis Scott's highly anticipated album Astroworld is a work of art. The beats are on fire, the production is incredible, and the features are fire, well almost everybody did there thing. I absolutely love all the song on the album, especially the song Sicko Mode. When you listen to this masterpiece, it's like you actually at the Astroworld and having a great time. Astroworld is one of theTravis Scott's highly anticipated album Astroworld is a work of art. The beats are on fire, the production is incredible, and the features are fire, well almost everybody did there thing. I absolutely love all the song on the album, especially the song Sicko Mode. When you listen to this masterpiece, it's like you actually at the Astroworld and having a great time. Astroworld is one of the best Albums of Travis Scott's career and one of the top ten best albums of 2018. I Highly recommend it. Expand
  4. Jul 16, 2020
    7
    Trap isn't really my thing, I mostly listen to lyrical rap, but this album surprised me with how much I enjoyed it. Even the tracks I though were pretty "eh" all had some redeeming qualities. Don't get why I enjoyed this so much, but not Rodeo, I'll have to give it a relisten.
    Favorite Tracks: STARGAZING, SICKO MODE, COFFEE BEAN
  5. Jun 19, 2021
    9
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This album has exectly what people wanted to listen to in 2018, a very catchy album for its time, but now, 3 years later, it doesn’t have that much replay value, for me at least. Didn’t age very well but I still vibe really hard with it from time to time when any song from it plays while on shuffle. Expand
  6. Dec 23, 2022
    10
    super good album, Yosemite sucks ass but this album is amazing, it's quite consistent, the second half does have a bit of a dip. Overall it's not better than Rodeo but still very good
  7. Aug 9, 2018
    9
    Travis creates a beautiful and dark image of the "astroworld" he grew up with, filled with melodic swings and well-crafted vocals Travis does an excellent job.
  8. Aug 11, 2018
    9
    the production first of all is excellent, every beat is enjoyable. Rare for me to listen to an album that I like every single song on. But this is one of them. The features on this are names you probably know and they add something to each track rather than the generic rap lyrics. You should definitely buy/stream this album if you enjoy rap, like to explore different genre and being takenthe production first of all is excellent, every beat is enjoyable. Rare for me to listen to an album that I like every single song on. But this is one of them. The features on this are names you probably know and they add something to each track rather than the generic rap lyrics. You should definitely buy/stream this album if you enjoy rap, like to explore different genre and being taken on a trip. One of the albums of the year Expand
  9. Nov 6, 2018
    10
    This was probably one of the most anticipated albums of the year, and it clearly delivered. For all the fans of Travis' previous work, this album really went well with them. But Travis had teased before the album's release that we could expect some heavy rapping. The truth is that the album had something everyone. For lyrical listeners, tracks like Coffee Bean and Yosemite delivered in aThis was probably one of the most anticipated albums of the year, and it clearly delivered. For all the fans of Travis' previous work, this album really went well with them. But Travis had teased before the album's release that we could expect some heavy rapping. The truth is that the album had something everyone. For lyrical listeners, tracks like Coffee Bean and Yosemite delivered in a deeper way while tracks like Stargazing, NC-17 and Sicko Mode were for those who wanted something to bump in their car. Now if you listened closely, you would have found that the instrumentals throughout the album were very interesting and extremely audibly pleasing. All in all, La Flame's experimentation really paid off and all together, this album had enough to shatter peoples' expectations. This is an album that will probably be remembered as one of Travis' best and one of the best hip-hop albums for a long time. Expand
  10. Oct 30, 2018
    9
    Travis Scott got borrowed trap's characteristics like fast beats and rhythmic flows with lapses of classic hip hop, psychedelic and a lot of features and gave us a truly trip full of textures. The most incredible was overdosing controversial auto-tune, not like an artist with lack of talent does, but as a musical resource, as a catalyst to musics' psychedelia, what, not only worked well asTravis Scott got borrowed trap's characteristics like fast beats and rhythmic flows with lapses of classic hip hop, psychedelic and a lot of features and gave us a truly trip full of textures. The most incredible was overdosing controversial auto-tune, not like an artist with lack of talent does, but as a musical resource, as a catalyst to musics' psychedelia, what, not only worked well as can make people break prejudice about this tool. Expand
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    Sep 11, 2018
    8
    Undoubtedly the most enjoyable album in Scott's discography. Countless enjoyable tracks and hours of replay value. An outstanding release that makes you wonder if the Houston rapper can top this effort in the future.

    Favorite Tracks: Sicko mode, Wake Up, 5% Tint, No Bystanders, Houstonfornication, Coffee Bean

    Least Favorite Tracks: Butterfly effect
  12. Aug 11, 2018
    10
    Being so highly anticipated since 2016, Travis was expected to deliver a piece of art that represented himself and his hometown. Anything he delivers will be compared to his best album ‘Rodeo’, and quite rightly so, as an artist should progress and innovate a sound unique to themselves. After ‘Rodeo’ he released two “good” (subpar to his potential) joints; ‘Birds’ and ‘Huncho Jack’ - w/Being so highly anticipated since 2016, Travis was expected to deliver a piece of art that represented himself and his hometown. Anything he delivers will be compared to his best album ‘Rodeo’, and quite rightly so, as an artist should progress and innovate a sound unique to themselves. After ‘Rodeo’ he released two “good” (subpar to his potential) joints; ‘Birds’ and ‘Huncho Jack’ - w/ Quavo, and these respective works were not on his expected level. So this led to ‘Astroworld’, his big moment to finally shine and show his true potential...
    Not only does he pulls this off, he may have even outdone ‘Rodeo’. This album is straight brilliant. Career-defining tracks such as ‘Stop Trying to be God’, ‘Coffee Bean’ and even ‘Sicko Mode’. With exceptional features by The Weeknd and 21 Savage also backed up with solid ones too; Swae Lee, Drake, Don Toliver, Frank Ocean, Gunna and the incredible contributions from Kid Cudi and James Blake were outstanding. Travis really is the glue to one of his greatest artworks he’ll ever conjure
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  13. Sep 1, 2018
    9
    With one of the most anticipated albums of this decade, Travis Scott did not disappoint. Astroworld brings back everything that was missing from his last album and improves everything he already had.

    With just one single released a year before the album (Butterfly Effect) Astroworld has managed to stay in the hype for months, which is something to impress. The transition of the beats on
    With one of the most anticipated albums of this decade, Travis Scott did not disappoint. Astroworld brings back everything that was missing from his last album and improves everything he already had.

    With just one single released a year before the album (Butterfly Effect) Astroworld has managed to stay in the hype for months, which is something to impress. The transition of the beats on the same track sounded as smoothly as possible and the featurings fit well into each song.

    The album has been aging well, this is an important factor.
    A great album! 9/10
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  14. Feb 9, 2020
    8
    Quality psych trap beats after quality psych trap beats, Travis's dream of a new astroworld theme park feels fully realized and teeming with life. Each song is a new trip down an ever winding hip hop rabbit hole of unbridled creativity.
  15. Aug 10, 2018
    8
    "ASTROWORLD" is one of the best hip-hop albums of the year. It is very well thought-out, very well-produced, Travis Scott's performance, vocal delivery, and lyricism are sharp and witty. The collaborations that pop up here and there take the listener by surprise, and most of them are on point, like The Weeknd on "SKELETONS", and Drake on "SICKO MODE" (I don't really like Drake much these"ASTROWORLD" is one of the best hip-hop albums of the year. It is very well thought-out, very well-produced, Travis Scott's performance, vocal delivery, and lyricism are sharp and witty. The collaborations that pop up here and there take the listener by surprise, and most of them are on point, like The Weeknd on "SKELETONS", and Drake on "SICKO MODE" (I don't really like Drake much these days, but he sure killed that song); while on other tracks, Travis Scott seems to get the job done completely alone, like on the absolute highlight "5% TINT". Another highlight is the new chosen single "STOP TRYING TO BE GOD" which delivers a strong message.
    Even though it may be a little overly long, there's no denying that "ASTROWORLD" is and always will be a defining point in Travis Scott's career forever.
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  16. Aug 6, 2018
    10
    This album certainly lived up to the hype. Production throughout this album is fantastic, one of the, if not THE best on an album this year so far. This is by no means another BITTSM. Lyrics throughout this album are much better, and although not the greatest, it can easily compare to Travis' Rodeo. Features are practically flawless; for instance, Don Toliver's feature on "Can't Say", andThis album certainly lived up to the hype. Production throughout this album is fantastic, one of the, if not THE best on an album this year so far. This is by no means another BITTSM. Lyrics throughout this album are much better, and although not the greatest, it can easily compare to Travis' Rodeo. Features are practically flawless; for instance, Don Toliver's feature on "Can't Say", and The Weeknd on "Skeletons", truly make these tracks some of the best on the album. 10/10, Travis' best project yet. Expand
  17. Aug 6, 2018
    10
    This Travis Scott album is beautifully produced and succeeds in taking you through Travis' mind. All the features except for NAV contribute a lot to the album and fit in almost perfectly. Many memorable tracks on this album that are definitely highlights of Travis' career so far. Overall, this album is a triumph and demonstrates Travis Scott's abilities as a songwriter, producer, andThis Travis Scott album is beautifully produced and succeeds in taking you through Travis' mind. All the features except for NAV contribute a lot to the album and fit in almost perfectly. Many memorable tracks on this album that are definitely highlights of Travis' career so far. Overall, this album is a triumph and demonstrates Travis Scott's abilities as a songwriter, producer, and singer.

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    Most notable features : Frank Ocean, Don Toliver, Swae Lee, The Weeknd, James Blake
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  18. Aug 13, 2018
    10
    whole album just make me jump the f out, this is so lit, a masterpiece. we got an album of the year folks.
  19. Aug 7, 2018
    9
    With this highly anticipated album, Travis does not disappoint. With a new sound sonically, stacked features, and producers, Travis is able to curate one of the best albums of the year.

    8.7/10
  20. Aug 7, 2018
    9
    Guided by stellar production and features that all bring their A-Game, Astroworld is the Houston rapper's most ambitions, and personal, album to date.
  21. Aug 12, 2018
    7
    From top to bottom this album demonstrates excellent, relaxing beats that are well paired with Travis Scott's voice. Though the lyrics do seem rather basic for a large part, they don't fail at what they are designed to do, that being giving you the feeling of relaxation.
  22. Sep 10, 2018
    10
    Definitely one of the contenders for AOTY in hip-hop for 2018, and will be well-remembered by fans. Very atmospheric, each song is a unique attraction.
  23. Aug 20, 2018
    10
    Fire album. Disclaimer: I'm from Houston. Days before rodeo was my introduction to Travis Scott and I thought he was a mix of Kanye and Cudi back then which was my favorite type of sound in music. I was hyped for Rodeo and thought it was amazing start to finish. Birds was also a really dope album to me, although I did prefer Rodeo but I thoroughly enjoyed Birds. Astroworld though may beFire album. Disclaimer: I'm from Houston. Days before rodeo was my introduction to Travis Scott and I thought he was a mix of Kanye and Cudi back then which was my favorite type of sound in music. I was hyped for Rodeo and thought it was amazing start to finish. Birds was also a really dope album to me, although I did prefer Rodeo but I thoroughly enjoyed Birds. Astroworld though may be better than Rodeo for me. The different sounds, switches of beats mid song and vibe was awesome. Not to mention Travis really stepped up his flows and even spits some decent lyrics which is always a plus (although not a big deal) because I listen to Travis for moods and vibes. Tons of Houston references all over the place that I pick up which makes it even more appealing for me. Super excited for his next project and his Astroworld Festival coming up in November in Houston. Expand
  24. Aug 12, 2018
    5
    true definition of mediocre at its finest. no song up here stands out. hes really not saying anything on here. lots of adlibs and auto tune. beats are ok nothing here stands out. at the same time nothing here is bad either. this album is just ok nothing more nothing less
  25. Aug 8, 2018
    5
    Great production throughout the whole album. Just really boring lyrics and generic autotunes. Nothing new compared to Travis Scott's other projects. Not much replayability compared to other hip hop albums that released this year.
  26. Aug 17, 2018
    9
    this is so so so inspiring, beautiful, deep... i cannot stop listening.. this is really good music.. thank you travis scott for this beauitful work.. i think the world gained a new legend..
  27. Aug 29, 2018
    9
    I didn't like the album when it was released, but now, after the few listens, I can admit that album is one of the best longplays this year. It's not something you can expect from Travis, but it's nice that he's experimenting and evolving as an artist.
  28. Mar 29, 2021
    10
    this album is a 10 this album is a 10 this album is a 10 this album is a 10
  29. Aug 6, 2018
    10
    great songs with great production, astroworld so far is the album of the year
  30. Aug 7, 2018
    10
    Probably one of the best albums of the year. Huncho Jack was a pile of rushed **** but Trav took nearly 2 or so years to perfect his sound with this album. Amazing use of features, brilliant production, fine mastering too i may add.
  31. Aug 6, 2018
    5
    bleek boring album. no innovation. disappointing album. the meme is better than the music
  32. Aug 6, 2018
    10
    The production and ideas for this album are simply the best he ever had. The lyrics for his album are much better than his previous. This is one of the best albums of the year. There are some outstanding features such as Frank Ocean, Tame Impala, The Weeknd, Drake, Pharrell, James Blake, Kid Cudi, 21 Savages, and Migos.

    I didn't expect this album to have such great production. Yes, the
    The production and ideas for this album are simply the best he ever had. The lyrics for his album are much better than his previous. This is one of the best albums of the year. There are some outstanding features such as Frank Ocean, Tame Impala, The Weeknd, Drake, Pharrell, James Blake, Kid Cudi, 21 Savages, and Migos.

    I didn't expect this album to have such great production. Yes, the lyrics aren't lyrics of the year but the songs are all great. There isn't any weak song on this project. Stop Trying To Be God, is probably one of the best track I've heard in years. The instrumental and the vocals from James Blake and Kid Cudi makes that track the best of the year.

    This is the only album from Travis that actually feels like an album. His other projects felt more like mixtapes. This album feels completed. The only thing I don't like about this album is having an old song like Butterfly on the album. We all heard that song and I didn't think it was necessary. It would've been much better to have a newer song like Watch (feat Kanye and Uzi) on the album instead.

    Butterfly is a good song but the radio played it too much. That might be the only skippable track.

    9.5/10 - Great production, great features, and better songwriting from Travis. Should've replaced Butterfly with Watch.
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  33. Aug 9, 2018
    8
    ASTROWORLD is not an over the top album but it's probably the most ambitious project by Travis Scott.
  34. Aug 7, 2018
    7
    pretty nice album from travis scott here, It's not perfect but Travis Scott continues to push what the trap genre is capable of accomplishing. Each track pays attention to detail, the features are well placed and it does seriously feel like a theme park.
  35. Aug 9, 2018
    9
    I was pleasantly surprised that the album lived up to the hype. It's futuristic, psychedelic, experimental at times, and representative of Travis Scott when he's ultra focused on detail. It's everything good about Travis in 58 minutes. The production is an incredible 10 and it's the best production I've heard on a rap album this year since Daytona. The lyricism is where Travis has alwaysI was pleasantly surprised that the album lived up to the hype. It's futuristic, psychedelic, experimental at times, and representative of Travis Scott when he's ultra focused on detail. It's everything good about Travis in 58 minutes. The production is an incredible 10 and it's the best production I've heard on a rap album this year since Daytona. The lyricism is where Travis has always lacked and there are times on this album where his lyricism is boring and repetitive especially with his signature auto tune. He gets a 7.5 in this department because his songwriting skills have shown huge growth from his previous projects. Just look at a song like "Wonderful" from BITTSM and compare it to "Wake Up." Both feature nice production and guest vocals from the Weeknd but can anyone actually tell me what "Wonderful" is about? Travis has been the type of artist to trade lyricism in for an atmospheric feeling for the listener but his growth in songwriting served him well here and I expect him to grow even more as he ages. Overall, this album is an 87 in my opinion as it stands out far from disappointing albums such as Ye and Scorpion. This is La Flame's best album to date by far and it's everything that his fan base deserves and more. Expand
  36. Aug 10, 2018
    10
    DAMN TRAB made it DARK and LIT without metro :damn: :rejoice: first he got that jenner money off an accident now he making better albums than oanye :whew: he coming for the throne
  37. Aug 17, 2018
    3
    Way overproduced, 30 second intros of white noise or auto-tuned garbage for virtually every track, and the tracks sound the same. You'll also hear him say "yeah" to end a line about 1,000 times during a single listen of this album.
  38. Aug 6, 2018
    6
    I never heard of this artist before but I wanted to listen to this album because of the very high ratings and I thought it was...okay. I like the beats and it has some good ideas but I just think that Travis isn't a great rapper or lyricist. He seems to be a pretty creative but I just don't think he executes most of his ideas very well. Some songs are well executed and I do admit that heI never heard of this artist before but I wanted to listen to this album because of the very high ratings and I thought it was...okay. I like the beats and it has some good ideas but I just think that Travis isn't a great rapper or lyricist. He seems to be a pretty creative but I just don't think he executes most of his ideas very well. Some songs are well executed and I do admit that he has potential, I just thinks he needs to improve his rapping and lyrics to make a more consistent and well done album. Expand
  39. Aug 7, 2018
    10
    Travis Scott creates his own hazy, humid and summery world with a sinister feel full of psychedelic beats. it truly feels like you're going into a amusement park during the summer for the whole day and night. And that amusement park is full of surprises.
  40. Aug 7, 2018
    10
    alpkan reiz selamınaleyküm travis sanada selamınaleyküm seni de severim traviscim ama butterfly efect alpkan cover daha iyi olmuş kb travis
  41. Aug 13, 2018
    2
    I just dont like it, from whole album only one or two songs are good. Dissapointing from Travis since Im a big fan of Butterfly effect
  42. Aug 13, 2018
    1
    This is seriously an overrated album, the only song I like is Sickomode because of Drake, so I don't think is a good album and it doesn't deserve all the success at all!
  43. Aug 13, 2018
    0
    I did not like this album. All the tracks are boring and sound the same. There was way too much hype for this.
  44. Aug 12, 2018
    0
    straight dick riding. ALL his albums sounds the same. Its just a bunch of young naive teens who think they're cool to listen to travis scott and kylie jenner impact. This is a mess
  45. Aug 8, 2018
    7
    a decent album from travis with a few great tracks and some meh ones overall i think this is his second best album so far after rodeo
  46. Aug 14, 2018
    6
    Houston rapper and 'Ye protege Travis Scott returns to the spotlight after a two year break since his last album, "Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight", with the long-anticipated "ASTROWORLD", which finds him digging deeper into his roots, taking inspiration from the "chopped and screwed" movement while mixing elements from his last two albums, with a psychedelic touch added throughout.Houston rapper and 'Ye protege Travis Scott returns to the spotlight after a two year break since his last album, "Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight", with the long-anticipated "ASTROWORLD", which finds him digging deeper into his roots, taking inspiration from the "chopped and screwed" movement while mixing elements from his last two albums, with a psychedelic touch added throughout. Ambitious cuts like "Sicko Mode" and "Stop Trying To Be God" call back to his "Rodeo" days, while more commercial moments like "Can't Say" and "Wake Up" sound straight from his last project. Unfortunately, many of the songs lack the energy and scope expected and feel like throwaways (especially in the second half), either because of their short length ("NC-17"), sonic staleness ("Yosemite") or awkward features ("Who? What!"). Even though it contains some amazing highs, "ASTROWORLD" ends up more tired and predictable than what the hype promised, leaving us with a decent, mostly unremarkable set of songs.
    Favorites: "Stargazing", "Sicko Mode", "R.I.P. Screw", "Stop Trying To Be God", "Astrothunder", "Can't Say", "Coffee Bean"
    Least Favorites: "5% Tint", "Yosemite", "Who? What!", "Butterfly Effect"
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  47. Aug 8, 2018
    7
    Finally I see a portion of the Travis Scott that i heard so much hype about back in 2015... Not being a big fan of neither Rodeo and Birds in the trap sing mcknight, Astroworld offers us a more mature Travis Scott, someone who knows what he was going for when making this project.

    The production in AstroWorld is stellar, Travis Scott has already shown great beat selection before, but
    Finally I see a portion of the Travis Scott that i heard so much hype about back in 2015... Not being a big fan of neither Rodeo and Birds in the trap sing mcknight, Astroworld offers us a more mature Travis Scott, someone who knows what he was going for when making this project.

    The production in AstroWorld is stellar, Travis Scott has already shown great beat selection before, but this time he goes all out, with psychedelic beats that can only make the songs better.

    The features were solid all through out, Frank Ocean and Drake were outstanding, but the surprise package for me comes from 21 Savage, bringing another kind of energy to his delivery this time around, i'm not a fan, but i couldn't deny him this win.

    Unfortunately it falls victim of what feels like filler content, but this album shows big potential for Travis Scott in future projects, i will be anticipating more from now on, definitely a good listen

    Favorite Songs: Carousel, Sicko Mode, Wake Up, NC-17, Yosemite, Who?What?
    Least Favorite Songs: Stop Trying to be god, no bystanders, Coffee bean
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  48. Dec 26, 2018
    10
    This is an amazing album!! Some of the tracks included in Astroworld have some of the best transitions and vocals in rap today!! It’s a must listen!!
  49. Aug 7, 2018
    10
    What a amazing experience this album is, truly a work of art Travis is only improving his next album will do ''Drake'' numbers just watch. Astroworld and Kids see Ghosts are easily the albums of the year.
  50. Aug 8, 2018
    10
    The album was very well executed, there was never a dull moment. The project as a whole was kind of long and could've done with 14 songs but all in all great work.
  51. Sep 29, 2018
    1
    A terrible mess of an album that was only saved by notable features such as the Weekend and Drake, and the autotune used on every song.
  52. Sep 9, 2018
    9
    I really feel like Travis is really sticking with his trappy/dark vibes, with excellent features. He abuses the autotune (Which is not bad btw), but he still needs to stay as good as Rodeo Travis, or even DBR Travis. HH album of the year for me (although I'm a Stan!) Production is perfect.
  53. Nov 10, 2018
    9
    this is a really good album and is in the running for album of the year...............
  54. Oct 22, 2019
    10
    a masterpiece. great lyrics, and great autotune. the whole album is a vibe.
  55. Dec 5, 2021
    10
    Um clássico. O melhor álbum do Travis Scott disparado e o melhor álbum de trap também.
  56. Nov 18, 2020
    1
    I realized its been a little bit long text. So dear dumass travis fan this text is probably requires more IQ and most probably and age you have so dont push yourself to read it.Its okay.We also need morons like you on this planet so the not talented people can also gain money right?But if you are cool go on

    I have A LOT of reasons to prove album and Travis sucks but instead i’ll just
    I realized its been a little bit long text. So dear dumass travis fan this text is probably requires more IQ and most probably and age you have so dont push yourself to read it.Its okay.We also need morons like you on this planet so the not talented people can also gain money right?But if you are cool go on


    I have A LOT of reasons to prove album and Travis sucks but instead i’ll just stare at my display with a shocked face while wondering what the **** happened to the old metacritic users hating on anything.Of course im i dont support on hating everything but in a site like this how the **** this piece of crap got 8.0 user score.This is just a shame.And people say that this is the “new hiphop”uh please SHUT
    THE **** UP
    As you see in all the positive comments there is not a single element of critic.They are just some 14 15 maybe 16 yr old kids who are only listening bunch of newschool rappers like Pop Smoke Juice WRLD XXXTENTACION Lil Peep(actually Lil Peep isnt so bad).They are just dumass fans gives not a **** about criticism satisfying themselves saying”oh everyone likes what im listening”
    And if you ask them any different kind of music this is the most possible conversation you will hear -what is your opinion about punk/rock/metal/nu metal/etc?
    -Arent they the music types people just scream like VOOOOUUUUUOOOOĞĞĞĞĞĞĞĞ?
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  57. Feb 24, 2021
    8
    fortnite man's best album 8/10
    fortnite man's best album 8/10
    fortnite man's best album 8/10
  58. Feb 17, 2022
    8
    nao e melhor que rodeo mas e bom pra um caralho! so qro deixar no perfil so qro deixar no perfil
  59. Mar 15, 2022
    0
    Seeing kids in my hood running around wearing merch that got the name after a garbage album, supported by a garbage festival, that contributed to the passing of 10 people, is sickening. This dude should not be allowed to put his feet on a stage again.

    Plus, you wanna talk about productions? "Butterfly Effect" and "WHO? WHAT!" are shamefully identical in every single way (being annoingly
    Seeing kids in my hood running around wearing merch that got the name after a garbage album, supported by a garbage festival, that contributed to the passing of 10 people, is sickening. This dude should not be allowed to put his feet on a stage again.

    Plus, you wanna talk about productions? "Butterfly Effect" and "WHO? WHAT!" are shamefully identical in every single way (being annoingly average as well). Let's talk about his spitting abilities though. His rapping skills are so bad that the best time he spitted was when he did that on a fan that paid to see him because he grabbed his shoe. He interrupted the concert for that though, but when it comes to saving people lives, he was asking the crowd to get more "crazy" and throw their middle fingers to the sky.
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  60. Nov 14, 2018
    10
    Travis Scott, once again, does not miss with his third studio album, "Astroworld". Clocking in a little under an hour, Travis Scott takes his listeners on a sonic experience. Standouts include "Yosemite", "RIP Screw" & "Astrothunder" among many others. Earlier fans will have a hard time ranking this album against the rest of his discography. However, we can certainly expect to see TravisTravis Scott, once again, does not miss with his third studio album, "Astroworld". Clocking in a little under an hour, Travis Scott takes his listeners on a sonic experience. Standouts include "Yosemite", "RIP Screw" & "Astrothunder" among many others. Earlier fans will have a hard time ranking this album against the rest of his discography. However, we can certainly expect to see Travis Scott to deliver on any future releases. Expand
  61. Jul 28, 2019
    8
    Astroworld is a culmination of Travis' growth as an artist. It's more consistent, even more original, more thoughtful and more fleshed out. The production is flawless and jaw dropping, and honestly some of the deeper cuts on here really go unnoticed to most that add to the album's character. As always, Travis establishes mood better than anyone, too. Astroworld is arguably Travis' bestAstroworld is a culmination of Travis' growth as an artist. It's more consistent, even more original, more thoughtful and more fleshed out. The production is flawless and jaw dropping, and honestly some of the deeper cuts on here really go unnoticed to most that add to the album's character. As always, Travis establishes mood better than anyone, too. Astroworld is arguably Travis' best work, and over time, might be his second classic after Rodeo. Expand
  62. Aug 11, 2018
    9
    Personally, I see this as the best album by Travis. Balancing both skilled precision with a mostly lethal dose of features that blend beautifully throughout this psychadelic album, he uses the platform he is on to bring one of the best hip-hop albums of the year.
  63. Dec 8, 2018
    7
    Travis Scott remains the king of features. Every feature on this album is absolutely awesome and fits exactly where it needs to be. He continues to couple this with some fantastic production to make Astroworld a rather enjoyable album. However, it is not without its flaws. Travis overdoes the autotune at time, making his verses sound out of places. And although Travis has never been knownTravis Scott remains the king of features. Every feature on this album is absolutely awesome and fits exactly where it needs to be. He continues to couple this with some fantastic production to make Astroworld a rather enjoyable album. However, it is not without its flaws. Travis overdoes the autotune at time, making his verses sound out of places. And although Travis has never been known for his lyrics, Astroworld has some very poor writing on many of the tracks. My last complaint is although the first half of the album or so is amazing, the second half becomes very repetitive and loses its luster that the first half had. Expand
  64. Aug 14, 2018
    7
    ASTROWORLD is a piece of art. it should be admired whether you like Travis Scott's music or not. He is a pioneer of what will be the new popular rap. As many legendary rappers that reached their peak in the past decade (Eminem, Lil Wayne & Kanye West), continue to lose popularity as they are unwilling to change their rap styles, Travis takes their spot with an album on par with their bestASTROWORLD is a piece of art. it should be admired whether you like Travis Scott's music or not. He is a pioneer of what will be the new popular rap. As many legendary rappers that reached their peak in the past decade (Eminem, Lil Wayne & Kanye West), continue to lose popularity as they are unwilling to change their rap styles, Travis takes their spot with an album on par with their best work.

    1. STARGAZING, this track is an adlib filled Travis Scott track that prepares us for the album 9/10
    2. CAROUSEL, some strait fire verses from Travis, Frank Ocean also does great 7/10
    3. SICKO MODE, Drake destroys this track, and the beat changes are legendary 10/10
    4. R.I.P. SCREW, the Swae Lee vocals are amazing on this track 8/10
    5. STOP TRYING TO BE GOD, the best on the album and the music video is amazing 10/10
    6. NO BYSTANDERS, im not a fan of Juice WRLD but this is amazing and he killed it 9/10
    7. SKELETONS, the worse of the two Weeknd features its boring 6/10
    8. WAKE UP, this one with The Weeknd is amazing it deserves a listen 9/10
    9. 5% TINT, Travis has a good song here 7/10
    10. NC-17, the 21 Savage features are always overlooked but this one is to good to skip 9/10
    11. ASTROTHUNDER, its good but it sounds a little generic 4/10
    12. YOSEMITE, this is littt its the new biebs in the trap with NAV 8/10
    13. CAN'T SAY, this is amazing and the intro is fireee 7/10
    14. WHO? WHAT!, the Migos (minus Takeoff) spit some boring bars lol 3/10
    15. BUTTERFLY EFFECT, this song is way too good 10/10
    16. HOUSTONFORNICATION, skip this one 2/10
    17. COFFEE BEAN, hmmmm idk about the beat but Travis is good always 6/10

    Standouts are SICKO MODE, STOP TRYING TO BE GOD & BUTTERFLY EFFECT

    Overall: 7.29 (rounded down to 7) what a good album this is, i mean it is so much better than Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight and Rodeo. Travis is growing as an artist and may soon be able to compete with the best in the business. Just take out the 5 fillers and it could have been the best rap album of the year.
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  65. Sep 24, 2018
    10
    Travis has delivered a great piece of art. Im proud to call myself a Travis Scott fan after listening to Astroworld. This album feels like a psychedelic journey through a lost theme park and i love it. All kinds of sonical effects and melodies make this a blast to listen to while still maintaining a lyrical balance. Its not perfect but its a beautiful listen throughout and i cant wait forTravis has delivered a great piece of art. Im proud to call myself a Travis Scott fan after listening to Astroworld. This album feels like a psychedelic journey through a lost theme park and i love it. All kinds of sonical effects and melodies make this a blast to listen to while still maintaining a lyrical balance. Its not perfect but its a beautiful listen throughout and i cant wait for his next projects. ( How sad is it that out of 29 negative reviews with a score of 3 or less, 23 of those gave Queen a 10. Sad that people cant objectively rate a project anymore. Not counting those Nicki stans the user score would be a well earned 8.8!!!) Expand
  66. Oct 21, 2018
    6
    With his third full-length studio album 'Astroworld', Travis Scott delivers a solid project by taking up his unique trap sound from 'Rodeo' and continuing his excessive ad-lib use from 'Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight' to some extent. That being said, 'Astroworld' reveals a project with strengths and weaknesses. At the first listen, the striking beat switches on the cosmic 'Stargazing' orWith his third full-length studio album 'Astroworld', Travis Scott delivers a solid project by taking up his unique trap sound from 'Rodeo' and continuing his excessive ad-lib use from 'Birds In The Trap Sing McKnight' to some extent. That being said, 'Astroworld' reveals a project with strengths and weaknesses. At the first listen, the striking beat switches on the cosmic 'Stargazing' or energetic 'Sicko Mode' may mark some highlights but unfortunately turn out to be less imaginative and remarkable after a while. The second half lacks creativity and drags the album down with songs like the older 'Butterfly Effect' and unspectacular Huncho Jack Jack Huncho-leftover-like 'Who Say', letting the album seem unnecessarily overloaded. Also, the characteristic ad-libs that caused Travis Scott reaching mainstream success don't feel exciting or gripping anymore. Scott skipping on the ad-libs actually ends up very positively, surprising us with the brilliant 'Stop Trying To Be God' for example, which presents his various musical abilities in the best light. Nonetheless, 'Astroworld' offers a wide variety of refreshing sounds and guest appearances, making it an individual roller coaster ride at the eponymous closed-down theme park. In the end, the album offers an impressive production and Scott succeeds in choosing the right feature guests whom he gives the right place to shine. Expand
  67. Nov 10, 2018
    6
    Travis Scott obviously had a clear vision for this album. A better Birds in the Trap and a... tryhard Rodeo? Not really, but really. I came into this album with an I WANT THIS view, and I was gifted with a half-assed version of that. But I'm okay with half-assed. Especially from Travis Scott.
    Where the production doesn't fail the lyrics do on this. I have to say I enjoy some little songs
    Travis Scott obviously had a clear vision for this album. A better Birds in the Trap and a... tryhard Rodeo? Not really, but really. I came into this album with an I WANT THIS view, and I was gifted with a half-assed version of that. But I'm okay with half-assed. Especially from Travis Scott.
    Where the production doesn't fail the lyrics do on this. I have to say I enjoy some little songs on this album. Yosemite was nice. I like Butterfly a bit. And Stop Trying to be God. "WHAT ABOUT SICKO??? SICKO WAS AMAZING???" Shut up. Sicko was very much so a TRYHARD. Drake's first verse is so lackluster it ruins the **** disgusting beat switch. It sounds like a dog with tapeworms ****

    Now let me talk about what I like on this album. TRAVIS' VOCALS. I love Travis' vocals. Autotune does not turn me off like most critics. When autotune is done right, I enjoy it. And Travis' production perfectly fits autotune. And it meets correlation with the features on the album. Don Toliver, a random ass rapper was the most fitting to Travis' style.
    that's it. 6/10. wasn't as good as Rodeo, but it was better than Birds in the Trap.
    I enjoy Travis. Don't get me wrong.
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  68. Nov 24, 2021
    7
    The modulation and echo treatments on the vocals, combined with the frequently torpid tempos, nonetheless make Astroworld ideal for being pumped through an (18 and over) amusement park's sound system near closing time, when the challenge of hitting all the rides has started to turn into an overindulgent, overheated chore.
  69. Sep 20, 2019
    9
    ASTROWORLD is easily one of Travis' best projects, however, unlike Rodeo it sounds much more light more euphoric.

    BEST SONGS: STARGAZING, R.I.P SCREW, STOP TRYING TO BE GOD, SKELETONS, ASTROTHUNDER, COFFEE BEAN

    9.5/10
  70. Feb 21, 2019
    8
    A great album by Travis Scott. Sicko Mode brought me to this album, but I like most of the songs. Solid album.
  71. May 19, 2019
    7
    "Astroworld" is most definitely a return to form for Travis Scott. An admittedly messy and sprawling return to form.

    The album overall is very front loaded with bangers and then falls off more towards the end. There are still some nice tunes scattered throughout right up until the last track "Coffee Bean" which is a super groovy vibe. One other funny thing I noticed is the insane number
    "Astroworld" is most definitely a return to form for Travis Scott. An admittedly messy and sprawling return to form.

    The album overall is very front loaded with bangers and then falls off more towards the end. There are still some nice tunes scattered throughout right up until the last track "Coffee Bean" which is a super groovy vibe. One other funny thing I noticed is the insane number of features on this record. James Blake, Tame Impala, Stevie Wonder, Kid Cudi, etc. Just insane!

    "Stargazing" opens the album amazingly and "Carousel" continues from here nicely. I also concede that "Sicko Mode" is easily one of the best songs on the album, however there are two small grievances I have with the song. The first beat switch is disruptively abrupt and stops the track in its place for a moment. And Drake's verse about responsibly taking a medication as prescribed ("took half a xan...out like a light") is laughably dumb. Musically though I am a fan of this track as a whole.

    Other highlights on the album would be "Stop Trying To Be God", "Skeletons", "Wake Up", "NC-17", and "Can't Say".
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  72. Jul 23, 2020
    9
    I'm not here to share my favourite tracks or the least favorite. I'm here to support the fact that Travis Scott (with a lot of other people, don't lie to yourself) made an amazing work here with Astroworld. We could speak on and on about the advertising made all around this project but these seventeen tracks are way more interesting to discuss.
    After digestion of this album, I noticed a
    I'm not here to share my favourite tracks or the least favorite. I'm here to support the fact that Travis Scott (with a lot of other people, don't lie to yourself) made an amazing work here with Astroworld. We could speak on and on about the advertising made all around this project but these seventeen tracks are way more interesting to discuss.
    After digestion of this album, I noticed a (barely) permanent feeling when I listen to any of the 17 songs. I have been analyzing this feeling for quite some time now. And it suddenly appeared to me that the major part of these songs are considered by myself as classics. I don't really know how to explain it but it feels - everytime - that these songs are coming straight from my childhood or early adolescence. It's only been two years since this project dropped and the sensation I have about it still increases. That's incredible. Some songs I frankly and firstly depreciated then became masterpieces I simply couldn't live without. On the other hand I discovered over time new ways to love some songs I already loved since the first listenings. And I think Travis showed us an impressive tour de force for these reasons. Because the feeling that every song here is a classic makes me connect with the original idea of the album, which is that Travis forged his concept around his own childhood and the Six Flags amusement park he frequented in Houston as a child and which we can see a representation of on the album cover. It seems like through his album Travis made me feel and touch his childhood just as much as it connects with mine.
    To be clear i think this project borders on perfection. Bad news is: I don't think Travis could ever release a better album although he could - hardly - match it.
    Special shoutout to all artists that collabored with Scott and whose names remained in the shadows behind the scene: Kid Cudi, James Blake, The Weeknd and Don Toliver to name a few.
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  73. Jun 23, 2019
    10
    As we see Travis Scott evolve through his music, we can see a clear personality emerge in this album. As much as I was intrigued by his layered instrumentals and catchy lyrics, I was intrigued by his ability to tell a story without the need of concrete words to describe it. This is his most mature work, to date.
  74. Jun 25, 2019
    6
    This album starts great and I enjoy the first half of Astroworld. The album goes downhill after Wake Up and that lowers the score of this overall solid album.
  75. Aug 18, 2019
    6
    Not a massive fan of beat switch-ups tbh.

    Best Tracks: STARGAZING, SICKO MODE, NO BYSTANDERS, SKELETONS, STOP TRYING TO BE GOD.
    Worst Tracks: CAN'T SAY
  76. Sep 9, 2019
    10
    Travis's vision shines through on this album. It changed the way I look at all music.
  77. Sep 29, 2019
    7
    Travis' best conceptual work to this point, the psychedelic style production carries the project more than his performance rapping and singing on this album.
  78. Oct 28, 2019
    10
    conceito, coesão e aclamaçao! lenda que merecia o grammy, dou stream todo dia!
  79. Nov 2, 2019
    6
    ASTROWORLD starts off with a bang, but becomes very tired in the third leg.
  80. Nov 18, 2019
    9
    Astroworld is, in my opinion, Travis Scott's best project. Undoubtedly better than Huncho Jack, Days Before Rodeo, and Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight. Astroworld feels like a better sequel to Rodeo as it expands on some of the themes shown. Much like Rodeo, Travis makes songs that apply to all audiences. For example, Sicko Mode was one of the biggest songs of 2018 much like Antidote as aAstroworld is, in my opinion, Travis Scott's best project. Undoubtedly better than Huncho Jack, Days Before Rodeo, and Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight. Astroworld feels like a better sequel to Rodeo as it expands on some of the themes shown. Much like Rodeo, Travis makes songs that apply to all audiences. For example, Sicko Mode was one of the biggest songs of 2018 much like Antidote as a huge hit off of Rodeo. There are also more hype tracks such as No Bystanders which compare to Rodeo's tracks such as 3500 and Nightcrawler. While Astroworld doesn't have a sequel to 90210 (a masterpiece that will go down in history) it does have songs that are better than all of the other tracks on Rodeo such as Skeletons, Stop Trying To Be God, and Stargazing. Although some disagree, Astroworld was the best rap album of 2018. Expand
  81. Dec 29, 2019
    8
    Amazing album definitely top 10 albums of 2019.

    Best tracks: Can't say, 5%tInt, NC-17, WHO? WHAT?, YOSEMITE
  82. Jan 10, 2020
    10
    muito bom, batidas futuristas, um álbum pessoal falando sobre racismo, família e filhos, muito bom merecia grammy
  83. Jan 24, 2020
    9
    Travis Scott definitely made one of his best album here, delivering his best songs yet. However 5% Tint and WHO?WHAT! are two songs that really just disappointing. Overall a great project 9/10.
  84. Feb 11, 2020
    10
    It's the kind of album where any of the songs would have worked as singles. This will have you on the edge of your seat the whole time. This is not only the ultimate Travis Scott album but arguably the ultimate trap record.
  85. Mar 24, 2020
    10
    This best album what's I've heard. Really. For the all my existing. I don't know what i need to say more about it. This must listen
  86. Apr 12, 2020
    10
    travis best album without a doubt. not a single doubt in my mind that this is his best project after listening again in 2020.
  87. Apr 21, 2020
    8
    Producción espectacular, cada canción se complementa y las colaboraciones son grandiosas
  88. May 25, 2021
    8
    Travis Scott does some great work at living up to the audience hype and putting the project and features together on ASTROWORLD. The features being hidden enhance the listening experience, making things even better and more satisfying.

    FAV TRACK: WAKE UP
    LEAST FAV TRACK: CAROUSEL
  89. Jun 28, 2021
    10
    This is a great album. While just below Travis’s Magnum opus, Rodeo, this is a non stop thrill ride.
  90. Aug 28, 2020
    5
    Nobody:
    No One:
    ..............................................
    Travis Scott: YEAH!!
  91. Nov 23, 2021
    10
    Amazing album by amazing artist, it has many similarities with "Rodeo" which is amazing too. I have no more words for it. Just listen this album and go into astroworld
  92. Apr 15, 2021
    9
    Travis Scott show your creativy in all aspects, music producion, rap, the amazing merch surpassing any expectation. But, lets agree the NAV verse on yosemite is unnescessary, and the hook by gunna and travis verse is kinda mid, the weakest point of this album.
  93. Nov 24, 2020
    5
    perfect album, standing back just of michael albums, should it won grammy d
  94. Jan 24, 2021
    8
    Astroworld paces incredibly well, making it an easy listen. Stargazing sets an energetic and cosmic feel that prepares you for the space sound of some of the bangers in the middle of the album, while Coffee Bean closes the album with a slower introspective feel that shows how dynamic Travis can be. Overall a very unique album in the world of trap that deserves its Grammy nomination.
  95. Feb 2, 2021
    8
    This album is really solid some really good bangers that take your ears on a journey. We get this new psychedelic style of rap mixed with some heavy-hitting beats which work surprisingly well. I think the autotune on this one is also not overbearing and plays really well with some of the artists on the album like Gunna and Nav. Some songs, however, do not hit as hard as they could, andThis album is really solid some really good bangers that take your ears on a journey. We get this new psychedelic style of rap mixed with some heavy-hitting beats which work surprisingly well. I think the autotune on this one is also not overbearing and plays really well with some of the artists on the album like Gunna and Nav. Some songs, however, do not hit as hard as they could, and maybe some extra polish could go into them. Overall, this is a very strong project and one of Travis's best. Expand
  96. Mar 15, 2021
    10
    A trully Masterpiece! This is one of the best albums I've ever heard, if you want to listen to a work of art that has it all; this is for you.
  97. Mar 22, 2021
    9
    Travis just capitalizes and delivers on this album. Although I do think this project is slightly worse than others, there are still no skips on this album. Full of beautiful and hard-hitting psychedelic songs where most have great replay value.
  98. Mar 23, 2021
    10
    Astroworld é definitivamente um álbum que será lembrado no futuro como um dos mais ambiciosos e bem sucedidos álbum de trap e da onda psicodélica do rap. Desde a sua capa icônica fotografada por um dos maiores nomes da fotografia moderna "David LaChappelle", às grandes participações e produções dignas de um álbum de grandes nomes como Kanye e Jay-Z, Travis coloca de uma vez por todas seuAstroworld é definitivamente um álbum que será lembrado no futuro como um dos mais ambiciosos e bem sucedidos álbum de trap e da onda psicodélica do rap. Desde a sua capa icônica fotografada por um dos maiores nomes da fotografia moderna "David LaChappelle", às grandes participações e produções dignas de um álbum de grandes nomes como Kanye e Jay-Z, Travis coloca de uma vez por todas seu nome dentro do mainstream e se consolida como umas grandes estrelas dessa geração. Expand
  99. Mar 29, 2021
    10
    Such a great album. Great production, great features, great verses. Imo top 5 best rap album from 2018.
  100. Jun 1, 2021
    10
    This aged like fine wine. I really enjoy all the uptempo changes and the psychedelic trip that this album display. It's one of the best from the past decade
Metascore
85

Universal acclaim - based on 19 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 19 out of 19
  2. Mixed: 0 out of 19
  3. Negative: 0 out of 19
  1. Oct 16, 2018
    89
    The album's trap-psych spaciousness blends so that most of Astroworld plays out like a single long, spectacularly mixed track.
  2. Aug 27, 2018
    80
    The modulation and echo treatments on the vocals, combined with the frequently torpid tempos, nonetheless make Astroworld ideal for being pumped through an (18 and over) amusement park's sound system near closing time, when the challenge of hitting all the rides has started to turn into an overindulgent, overheated chore.
  3. Aug 17, 2018
    80
    His third studio album, Astroworld, feels like the grand opening of a vision that took a half-decade to perfect, still using the same psychedelic synth warps, diamond-cut drums, and reptilian hooks that initially skyrocketed him to stardom.