Call Me If You Get Lost
by Tyler, The Creator
  • Record Label: Columbia
  • Release Date: Jun 25, 2021
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8.7

Universal acclaim- based on 550 Ratings

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  3. Negative: 26 out of 550
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  1. MuddyTuba
    Sep 3, 2021
    9
    Sounds like the Tyler I've always wanted. Every song on this album is worth listening to.
  2. normallistener
    Sep 21, 2021
    9
    As he moves on after his great album IGOR, CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST solidifies his storytelling through this album, not only his production is more diverse this time, his lyrics make a personal but enjoyable body of work, the features have their moment to shine and he knows how to work with them and their role in each song, I'm satisfied with this.
  3. LenReviews
    Sep 23, 2021
    9
    Tyler's third best. and definitely the best album of 2021. every song was great but not deserving of a 10/10

    Solid 9/10
  4. jamesogonovsky
    Oct 27, 2021
    9
    It feels like Tyler has learned a lot since Cherrybomb where the attempt to tie so many styles and sounds together ultimately made the record quite messy, I think with Igor and Flowerboy being so cohesive and being slightly less ambitious in the variety of styles they tried to adopt in comparison to Cherrybomb it is clear Tyler learned a lot musically which left him much better equippedIt feels like Tyler has learned a lot since Cherrybomb where the attempt to tie so many styles and sounds together ultimately made the record quite messy, I think with Igor and Flowerboy being so cohesive and being slightly less ambitious in the variety of styles they tried to adopt in comparison to Cherrybomb it is clear Tyler learned a lot musically which left him much better equipped to make CMIYGL. I think this is Tyler's best album, simply because it seems to be his most ambitious one yet, while also being as polished as Flowerboy and Igor. The features are great too, lil Wayne and NBA Youngboy fit really well on their respective tracks. And while I think that he managed to use different sounds and styles on this record, they all fit well together and make for a listening experience with plenty of variety without feeling scattered.… Expand
  5. veljko_
    Jan 9, 2022
    9
    summer album, great features (not u 42 Dugg tho) and a lot of bangers.

    best tracks: SWEET/I THOUGHT YOU WANTED TO DANCE and JUGGERNAUT
    worst track: WILSHIRE

    rating: 9.0
  6. CB-Reviews
    Dec 13, 2021
    9
    An absolutely incredible album by Tyler. A masterclass on both production and theme. No skips and intriguing skits. Even as the album ages I find myself returning to it.
  7. viperxtj61x
    Dec 23, 2021
    9
    This album is amazing from start to end. If you ignore the rather boring 9 minute song with Brent Faiyaz and Fana Hues, it goes by smoothly and has some of the hardest songs to date on here. Tyler is one of the best rappers of this generation and I hope his momentum doesn't die down for a long time.

    Songs recommended: Sir Baudelaire, Corso, Lemonhead, Wusyaname, Lumberjack, Hot Wind    This album is amazing from start to end. If you ignore the rather boring 9 minute song with Brent Faiyaz and Fana Hues, it goes by smoothly and has some of the hardest songs to date on here. Tyler is one of the best rappers of this generation and I hope his momentum doesn't die down for a long time.

    Songs recommended: Sir Baudelaire, Corso, Lemonhead, Wusyaname, Lumberjack, Hot Wind Blows, Massa, Manifesto, Rise!, Juggernaut, Wilshire, & Safari. Enjoy!    … Expand
  8. SaulBadman
    May 5, 2022
    9
    Call Me If You Get Lost is Tyler's victory lap after the grammy awarded 'IGOR'. iGOR moved away from the rap genre, to explore more of an R+B/Soul sound, but on this project Tyler delved back into the genre that launched him as an artist. The track 'I thought you wanted to dance' is a reggae song, reinforcing the fact that Tyler has been able to excel in any genre he has chosen. WellCall Me If You Get Lost is Tyler's victory lap after the grammy awarded 'IGOR'. iGOR moved away from the rap genre, to explore more of an R+B/Soul sound, but on this project Tyler delved back into the genre that launched him as an artist. The track 'I thought you wanted to dance' is a reggae song, reinforcing the fact that Tyler has been able to excel in any genre he has chosen. Well polished, great album.… Expand
  9. dondl
    Jul 15, 2022
    9
    its a rlly good return to tyler's older style but with all the experience and talent he's gathered over the years.
  10. SuperbaDMIke
    Jun 15, 2022
    9
    This Tyler The Creator album is great and I love the **** of it. Only one song making it a 9.
  11. landodee
    Jul 23, 2023
    9
    While not as strong as his latest album, IGOR, call me if you get lost is an extremely phenomenal display of flow, writing, tone, and just sheer talent. This is my favorite album by him just because of how consistent it really is and how powerful a lot of these tracks are.
  12. andrilitvynchuk
    Aug 9, 2023
    9
    Great production, and a great album. Tyler is improving with every year. SAFARI is probably my favorite song
  13. neighel1
    Aug 2, 2021
    8
    A refreshing blend of Tyler's growth sonically and writing. Tyler flexes the strength in his writing within the first half of the album, paying homage to his roots in rap, and finishes the album beautifully. Great listen, but I still prefer the strong/cohesive narrative of Igor and the awe-inspiring openness of Flower Boy.
  14. yeahboiiiiiiiii
    Jun 25, 2021
    8
    Great stuff. It's like a mix of Old Tyler and Igor. I really liked it

    This is just to satisfy the character limit.
  15. Codeling
    Aug 7, 2021
    8
    Great album. None of the songs are below average.
    Best songs: Lumberjack, Corso
    Worst songs: -
  16. hausoflilluis
    Oct 27, 2021
    8
    Indeed, I understand the cover of the album: it is a journey. Navigate between the hip-hop of West Coas, to a funk, neo-soul, impressive. IGOR's narrative in "Wilshire" still holds. Suddenly, I would have given more spotlight to Ty on "WUSYUNAME" and less to Lil 'Wayne on "HOT WIND BLOWS" (he devoured the song). I don't think I need to comment further; it's your turn to take flight.

    fav    Indeed, I understand the cover of the album: it is a journey. Navigate between the hip-hop of West Coas, to a funk, neo-soul, impressive. IGOR's narrative in "Wilshire" still holds. Suddenly, I would have given more spotlight to Ty on "WUSYUNAME" and less to Lil 'Wayne on "HOT WIND BLOWS" (he devoured the song). I don't think I need to comment further; it's your turn to take flight.

    fav tracks: "SWEET / I THOUGHT YOU WANTED TO DANCE", "MASSA", "RUNITUP", "RIDE!" & "WILSHIRE"
    KEY-TRACK: "SAFARI"    … Expand
  17. SpartanBlood_17
    Jun 26, 2021
    8
    Worse than IGOR, better than Cherry Bomb... this album is the mix of those two albums, but it kinda left me disappointed...
    Some tracks are very long and pretty good (like SWEET/I THOUGHT YOU WANTED TO DANCE) and some awful (WILFSHIRE). The features were unexpected and I liked it,i liked very much YoungBoy's feature. Also there was an hidden Frank Ocean feature in LEMONHEAD.
    This album    Worse than IGOR, better than Cherry Bomb... this album is the mix of those two albums, but it kinda left me disappointed...
    Some tracks are very long and pretty good (like SWEET/I THOUGHT YOU WANTED TO DANCE) and some awful (WILFSHIRE). The features were unexpected and I liked it,i liked very much YoungBoy's feature. Also there was an hidden Frank Ocean feature in LEMONHEAD.
    This album is a solid 8, in my opinion.    … Expand
  18. MusicNerdViking
    Jun 25, 2021
    8
    When I first listened to this the moment it was released, I had mixed reactions towards it; my initial score was somewhere between a 6 and 7 out of 10. But, when I listened to this album a second time, I got a better grasp of the style, production, and lyrics. Stylistically, it continues with the rough kind of production on IGOR blended with the crisp-sounding beats on Cherry Bomb. AndWhen I first listened to this the moment it was released, I had mixed reactions towards it; my initial score was somewhere between a 6 and 7 out of 10. But, when I listened to this album a second time, I got a better grasp of the style, production, and lyrics. Stylistically, it continues with the rough kind of production on IGOR blended with the crisp-sounding beats on Cherry Bomb. And musically, the album is like a combination of the neo-soul parts of IGOR on some songs and the summer vibes of Flower Boy on others. The lyrics on this album are on-point; not a single moment on the album felt off-beat, and Tyler has pretty much stayed the same ever since Flower Boy. And the story, although abstract, is well told and is something almost anybody can relate to. Personally, I think the album started a little bit weak but gets better as it goes on; and at the end, the album ends strongly. "CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST" is a wonderful, although kind of bumpy, brilliantly creative album that most likely will be served as one of Tyler's classics.

    Overall score: 8.1/10
    Favorite tracks: Manifesto, Wilshire, Massa, Sweet / I Thought You Wanted to Dance, Rise, Lumberjack, Corso, Safari
    Least favorite tracks: Hot Wind Blows or Lemonhead    … Expand
  19. GamePlayer77
    Jun 27, 2021
    8
    Tyler's new record just has banger after banger. It's great.

    FAV TRACK: LUMBERJACK
    LEAST FAV TRACK: RUNITUP
  20. hjsalk
    Jun 26, 2021
    8
    Another great album from Tyler, The Creator.
    Three in a row, and yeah props to him and everyone involved.
  21. spacerboi
    Jul 29, 2021
    8
    If IGOR was a 10 for me, this has to be an 8. The album has 2 songs that go on for nearly 10 minutes each and on one hand I have to commend Tyler for the experiment but on the other hand I found it to be obnoxious, especially on Wilshire WHICH I LIKED but you just really have to try and ignore the weird static noice on the right output. I mean like yeah I get it he recorded the song in oneIf IGOR was a 10 for me, this has to be an 8. The album has 2 songs that go on for nearly 10 minutes each and on one hand I have to commend Tyler for the experiment but on the other hand I found it to be obnoxious, especially on Wilshire WHICH I LIKED but you just really have to try and ignore the weird static noice on the right output. I mean like yeah I get it he recorded the song in one take and wanted to leave it as raw as it could be but come on man at least take away the part that’s obviously distracting from the message and the melody of the song. Most of the other songs I really liked. Runitup and Juggernaut are my favourites. I definitely liked his conceptual approach with his prior record more but if he would stick with this direction I wouldn’t be mad at all. 8/10… Expand
  22. Cumball
    Jul 11, 2021
    8
    pretty cool i must say.
    8.5/10

    i gotta reach character limit so dont read
  23. RedGreyBlue
    Aug 18, 2021
    8
    The story of love and heartbreak combined with themes of humor and Dj Dramas comedic entries keeps Tyler on the same spotlight he deserves and has earned to have.
  24. PoisonEnby
    Jun 27, 2021
    8
    this is the first time I've heard Tyler's music and this is actually good, I like it
  25. chadstevenson
    Jun 30, 2021
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Tyler, The Creator is one of the most creative and interesting artists we have. He’s grown so much through the corse of his career, I feel confident saying he’s at that elite level where he won’t miss from here. Now it all comes down to personal preference, which Tyler is your favourite? The Wes Anderson vibe of this project is beautiful, I’m in love with the production on this whole album aside from the mixing on Wilshire. He also brings it lyrically, undeniably his best rapping of his career. A few weaker tracks are what keeps it from a higher score for me, that being said I wouldn’t say there is a BAD song on this body of work. Instantly goes into album of the year consideration and I feel like I’m going to continue to have this album on loop for a long time.… Expand
  26. DOCDR3AM
    Jul 16, 2021
    8
    Though it is considered to be one of his best works. to my belive the co-artists weren't the best ones that the production could choose, more lyrical and potentially grater would enlighten the album
  27. sonofgallifrey
    Jul 20, 2021
    8
    I think that RUNITUP Is an iffy track at best and WILSHIRE is kind of bloated. Besides that I enjoyed all of the other songs thoroughly
  28. spongki
    Dec 15, 2021
    8
    Tyler has been on a bit of a hype train over the past decade. Odd Future were wreaking havoc on stages and demanding for a 17-year-old Earl Sweatshirt to be 'freed' what seemed like a lifetime ago. Tyler's efforts have continued to turn heads, but merely basking in his growth and continuous relevance is something worth doing. I've gone back and forth on his albums, but I truly liked IGOR,Tyler has been on a bit of a hype train over the past decade. Odd Future were wreaking havoc on stages and demanding for a 17-year-old Earl Sweatshirt to be 'freed' what seemed like a lifetime ago. Tyler's efforts have continued to turn heads, but merely basking in his growth and continuous relevance is something worth doing. I've gone back and forth on his albums, but I truly liked IGOR, as did the rest of the world. The man has developed a distinct identity that is a nice progression from the boisterous adolescent who created Bastard.

    Tyler's new album, Call Me If You Get Lost, is another noteworthy release. DJ Drama shouting ad libs adds to the mixtape mood.    … Expand
  29. Wanesta
    Mar 19, 2022
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Following up the incredible and critically-acclaimed IGOR in 2019, it was a surprise for many to witness another great work from Tyler's imaginative brain, this time cosplaying as Tyler Baudelaire, a rich snobbish traveler that is chasing luxury cars and heartbreaks that now has all of the confidence in the world in him and it shows. Despite some tracks that seemed to be overblown and even numbing, this record features new heights in Tyler's catalog including RUN IT UP, WILSHIRE, WUSYANAME, HOT WIND BLOWS and JUGGERNAUT.… Expand
  30. VBSBazooka
    Nov 4, 2021
    8
    I saw a review at the top whenever I opened up the page for this album that said something among the lines of "Tyler took everything great from his last albums and combined them into this project." I completely agree with this. It has the tenderness of IGOR, the sometimes gritty production from Cherry Bomb and the lushness of Flower Boy. A must-listen.

    Favorite Songs: WUSYANAME,    I saw a review at the top whenever I opened up the page for this album that said something among the lines of "Tyler took everything great from his last albums and combined them into this project." I completely agree with this. It has the tenderness of IGOR, the sometimes gritty production from Cherry Bomb and the lushness of Flower Boy. A must-listen.

    Favorite Songs: WUSYANAME, JUGGERNAUT, LUMBERJACK
    Least Favorite Songs: N/A    … Expand
  31. Fuerstenberg
    Feb 9, 2022
    8
    Tyler, the Creator's sixth studio album "CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST" turns everything upside down and he proves his role as an artistic pioneer of an entire genre. Dynamic and with seamless transitions, the record passes by without any time to catch a breath.

    "CMIYGL" is extremely complex, versatile and of exceptional quality and delicacy. Also the production, arranged by Tyler himself, is    Tyler, the Creator's sixth studio album "CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST" turns everything upside down and he proves his role as an artistic pioneer of an entire genre. Dynamic and with seamless transitions, the record passes by without any time to catch a breath.

    "CMIYGL" is extremely complex, versatile and of exceptional quality and delicacy. Also the production, arranged by Tyler himself, is a class of its own. And even if no song really stands out by itself, the album as a whole is simply fun to listen to. Once again an amazing work by T – 8 out of 10.

    My favorites:
    "LUMBERJACK"
    "JUGGERNAUT"
    "WUSYANAME"
    "HOT WIND BLOWS"

    ~ Fürstenberg
    February 9, 2022    … Expand
  32. CordRafael
    Feb 17, 2022
    8
    so p deixar no perfil so p deixar no perfil so p deixar no perfil so p deixar no perfil
  33. MonkeMan
    Apr 6, 2022
    8
    Albums pretty good. Tyler’s rapping has really improved and so has his lyricism.
  34. lankaopinions
    Apr 15, 2022
    8
    Tyler's 6th Studio Album for me is a decent 8.
    The vibe on this album is spectacular , a vibe that we never saw in each other Tyler's Album.
    The melody for certain tracks , for me , are perfect.
    However there are some skips on this album , that I will not mention for my own sake.

    This review can have some grammatical errors as English is not my first language.
  35. Diego_19
    Jan 31, 2023
    8
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  36. ChiIIaoi
    Jul 19, 2023
    8
    Review só pra lembrar a nota que eu dei pro album:
    album mt bom, agora só escrever pra passar dos 75 caracteres.
  37. All_ButTrU4
    Feb 11, 2022
    7
    nice album.LEMONHEAD was amazing. Cool production. Dj Drama was interesting. Frank Ocean feature was kinda great.
  38. ryjkowied
    Jun 27, 2021
    7
    Its a good album. I didnt like every part of it and surly this isnt another igor, but still a good album. Tho i wish they included voicemail songs, especially "Number", its such a banger, but who knows, maybe it will show up on some deluxe version or will be physicall only just like boyfriend on igor.
  39. jaKz9
    Jun 30, 2021
    7
    It's a solid album but definitely not as good as IGOR. Favorite song was hands down "SWEET / I THOUGHT YOU WANTED TO DANCE", followed by "MASSA" and "RISE!".
  40. Kellow
    Jun 27, 2021
    7
    Doesn't meet his previous discography, but still retains great production and features. I can see his intended audience with his ability to hone hard-hitting styles present in Cherry bomb and Wolf with the soft mid-fi sound of the rest of his work. People make it seem that this album is an accurate representation of what I just explained but it feels forced and fails to hit the mark forDoesn't meet his previous discography, but still retains great production and features. I can see his intended audience with his ability to hone hard-hitting styles present in Cherry bomb and Wolf with the soft mid-fi sound of the rest of his work. People make it seem that this album is an accurate representation of what I just explained but it feels forced and fails to hit the mark for me. A Good listen nevertheless and my goodness was that Domo Genesis feature was spicy. Call me If you get Lost is not up there Flower boy or Igor but on par with an album like Cherry Bomb. Definitely on the strong 6 side.… Expand
  41. AShinyG1ratina
    Jun 21, 2022
    7
    Tyler Gregory Okonma, Wolf Haley, Tyler Baudelaire, T, Ace, Gap Tooth T, Igor, Flower Boy. These are some of the names attributed to ultra-controversial figure turned universally beloved, critically acclaimed, and now Grammy-winning rapper/singer/songwriter/producer Tyler, the Creator. Tyler has had one of the most interesting musical developments of the past decade, going from twoTyler Gregory Okonma, Wolf Haley, Tyler Baudelaire, T, Ace, Gap Tooth T, Igor, Flower Boy. These are some of the names attributed to ultra-controversial figure turned universally beloved, critically acclaimed, and now Grammy-winning rapper/singer/songwriter/producer Tyler, the Creator. Tyler has had one of the most interesting musical developments of the past decade, going from two projects that could easily be perceived as being edgy for the sake of being edgy, to a vibrantly produced project which still slightly suffered from this style of writing, to Cherry Bomb (which I cannot describe), to his most recent three LPs.
    In reality, Tyler was still one of the most polarizing figures in the rap game until his 2017 LP Flower Boy dropped, which garnered immediate success, most prominently outside of Tyler’s core fanbase at the time. This could be considered the start of the current era of Tyler, in which we can receive brilliant records like 2019’s IGOR, a beautiful and heart-wrenching break-up album that marks Tyler’s first foray into a different genre (Neo-Soul). If one were to skip from Goblin or Bastard (which I just refer to as better Goblin), to the current era of Tyler, the difference in sound would be so jarring that you wouldn’t believe you were listening to the same artist.
    Ok this is cool and all, but why are you going into such depth about his musical progression without even mentioning the album you’re currently reviewing? Good question.
    I think that reviewing this album in depth is fairly impossible without mentioning the course of his career so far, as if this album if anything it is a celebration of Tyler’s personal and musical progression over the past decade or so. Not only does he reference his older projects several times throughout this project, but he has created a project here that takes some of the best qualities of all of his albums and blends them tastefully into what can be considered his magnum opus.
    Now, when I say magnum opus, don’t for a second think that this is my favorite project from Tyler. I think IGOR is going to stay as the peak of his career unless he releases an album that runs away with AOTY (CMIYGL isn’t that album). This is just the album where he pieces his entire musical development together to form REALLY good LP.
    Here are some of my notes on the best things this album has to offer:
    -CORSO has some of the most iconic one-liners of this project as well as a very nuanced and catchy beat.
    -WUSYANAME has such an infectious beat and Ty Dolla $ign absolutely makes his presence known despite a limited feature. Anyways, YB betta     … Expand
  42. Yikes137
    Apr 4, 2022
    6
    This is a perfect example of music being overrated because of the current status of an artist. Tyler, the Creator has been on a tear in recent years, releasing excellent albums one after another. He is deservedly a cultural darling.

    That being said, CMIYGL simply isn't up to par with most of Tyler's work. It's his worst album since Cherry Bomb. CMIYGL sounds like a 2010-era mixtape with    This is a perfect example of music being overrated because of the current status of an artist. Tyler, the Creator has been on a tear in recent years, releasing excellent albums one after another. He is deservedly a cultural darling.

    That being said, CMIYGL simply isn't up to par with most of Tyler's work. It's his worst album since Cherry Bomb. CMIYGL sounds like a 2010-era mixtape with extremely annoying DJ Drama vocals throughout the entire thing. The actual music simply isn't that enjoyable to listen to - the sounds and hooks on this album are mostly forgettable, even after multiple listens. Tyler's rapping is solid throughout the album, can't lie.

    The biggest issue with this album is the production. The mixing is absolutely awful throughout the entire album. Vocals are not clear and beats are muddy. It's not as bad as Cherry Bomb but I would hope not as Cherry Bomb has some of the worst production/mixing ever heard on a commercial release of that magnitude.

    Tyler has put out plenty of music that is mixed cleanly, so clearly this is a creative choice, and it's a really bad one. As far as this album winning a Grammy, that is a slap in the face to more than 30 hip-hop albums which came out last year that are all far better than CMIYGL with far more artistic value. A few of them are:

    1176 - Guapdad 4000
    To Kill a Sunrise - Kota the Friend and Statik Selektah
    Clouds - NF
    Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine - Brockhampton
    The Off-Season - J. Cole
    Planet Her - Doja Cat
    USee4Yourself - IDK
    Vince Staples - Vince Staples
    The House Is Burning - Isaiah Rashad
    King's Disease II - Nas
    Certified Lover Boy - Drake
    Donda - Kanye West
    The Melodic Blue - Baby Keem
    Life of a Don - Don Toliver
    Asin9ne - Tech N9ne
    Murd & Mercy - B.o.B

    Further proof that the Grammy's are a popularity contest first and a celebration of art last.    … Expand
  43. johnmichaelhowe
    Jun 30, 2021
    6
    My opinion on the album is changing over time, and tracks are growing on me - however I can't help but feel that this is a slight misstep in Tyler's progression and I am slightly underwhelmed.

    Musically the album is all over the place. It is undeniably Tyler, and really caters to all fans of his diverse career - but focus seems to be lacking. I'm unsure how I feel about this. There are    My opinion on the album is changing over time, and tracks are growing on me - however I can't help but feel that this is a slight misstep in Tyler's progression and I am slightly underwhelmed.

    Musically the album is all over the place. It is undeniably Tyler, and really caters to all fans of his diverse career - but focus seems to be lacking. I'm unsure how I feel about this. There are moments I really love, but they can be short and then replaced by drawn out monotone beats. There is also WAY too much DJ Drama on this record. I like him, but less is more.

    Tyler's more poignant lyrics from his previous two records can also be found, however this album feels way more self-indulgent and falls back on bragging and an array of other consumerist based/trivial topics often found in the tired genre, leading to a number of cringe-y lines that really take away from the music and the whole experience. His music is so unique and well thought out it's a shame that he can't quite full commit to keeping himself out of a box.

    I'm going to keep listening and hope that I fall more in love with the record. Highlights so far include SIR BAUDELAIRE, MASSA, RISE, JUGGERNAUT and WILSHIRE. Everything else didn't make a huge impact.    … Expand
  44. MetacriticOnur
    Apr 1, 2022
    6
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  45. vilitar
    Aug 30, 2021
    6
    Coming from IGOR, a grand album was expected. Tyler disappointed heavily. Not only were these songs boring, but only two months after release, barely anyone still regularly listens to the album. A complete flop.
  46. JakobMe
    Mar 6, 2022
    5
    In this album, Tyler The Creator created something very unique and original but not very catchy, feels overloaded.
  47. ringkichie
    Aug 31, 2021
    4
    Glad Tyler is back to rapping, unfortunately I got too used to the type of sound Flower Boy and Igor provided (which is when I started listening to him) so it doesn't hit as hard to me. Also prefer Wolf over it, but I love rapping Tyler regardless. Just not my sound.
  48. garfield7081
    Mar 26, 2022
    4
    i have a few friends who praised this album when it first came out. naturally, i had to check it out. i bet this album is really good compared to tyler's other music, but it's not for me.

    best song: corso

    worst song: lemonhead
  49. jonatanZandile
    Jun 28, 2021
    1
    The album does not evolve in rhythms, being a bit monotonous and repetitive, Tyler has done better jobs and this is the exception.
  50. Tonayan
    Jun 26, 2021
    1
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. No lo escuchen con muchas expectativas, al final es aburrido, por que uno piensa que será una obra maestra, no es más que el Igor, se queda corto a comparación del anterior mencionado, ya que aunque está bien construido, no es bueno escucharlo con altas expectativas… Expand
  51. Licaskaksk
    Jun 26, 2021
    0
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. cool, cool, cool, magic, magic, magic, pretty, pretty, pretty, nice, nice, nice… Expand
  52. RODDD10
    Jun 25, 2021
    0
    Mal album letras aburridas,melodias monótonas no hay ninguna canción que mereciera ser single, esperaba más de alguien como el gigante Tyler
  53. iamlr
    Jun 26, 2021
    0
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This album is awful. This album is awful. This album is awful. This album is awful.… Expand
  54. Ellise_rain
    Oct 10, 2021
    0
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Creating a more Prominent Sound
    Tyler the Creator is a very talented artist with nine total albums. His newest release being “ CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST,” is filled with deep thought and a creative background. This album has a lot of built up aggression and well thought out lyrics going into different genres. In this album Tyler goes by, “ Tyler Bauldelaire” after the French poet Charles Pierre Baulderlaire, using Charles as a role model in a way sets Tyler up to look as if he has mastered the art.
    The album “ CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST,” although the album's beat can be harsh it is very well written . One line in the song “RISE” I enjoyed was, “ I could touch the sky, I didn't see any ceilings,” this just shows that everyone has goals and can touch the sky no matter what gets in the way yet, this album did not reach its full potential,many songs have too harsh of beats and the sound overpowers the singing. In the song “MOMMA TALK,”the beat throughout the entire song is too heavy and it becomes hard to hear the actual lyrics. The beat ends up overpowering the song and diminishing the lyrics' and the focus is drowned out in the background. At the beginning of the song the beat is not as loud, but after the third or fourth line of the first verse the beat ‘drops’ and becomes overwhelming. It is apparent that the beat was meant to be more prominent in this album compared to his others which makes some particularly interested or inclined to listen to “CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST,” again.
    This album includes many talented artists such as, 42 Dugg, Youngboy, Lil Wayne, Brent Faiyaz, and Lil Uzi as well as many others. One song called, “HOTWIND BLOWS” features Lil Wayne. This specific song has a very “hypnotic” tune, it has slow but rushed instrumentals with soft flute and drums. Lil Wayne's voice is more calming than Tylers in this song and I feel that it helps out the whole album. Lil Wayne allows for a break per say, whereas the rest of the album can be very eccentric. Lil Wayne himself is a very talented artist and the collaboration between himself and Tylers has resulted in an amazing outcome. Although this song is more enjoyable than the others, the beat is still a very prominent issue. At the beginning it is a very soft and slow relaxing beat. As the song continues the beat becomes louder and distracting as many other noises are added in with the background. It diverts attention from the lyrics to the background music. There are “whoosh” noises and the sound of flutes come in at some point. Although it isn't as loud and prominent as it is in these other songs it is still distracting.    … Expand
  55. NeckRomance
    Jan 4, 2022
    0
    Trash, never makes anything good, overrated rapper for people who wanna be indie or edgy, go listen to real Rap
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#19 Best Album of 2021
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#18 Most Discussed Album of 2021

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Universal acclaim - based on 20 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 19 out of 20
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 20
  3. Negative: 0 out of 20
  1. RapReviews.com
    Dec 14, 2021
    85
    “Call Me If You Get Lost” is undoubtedly a strong showing by Tyler, The Creator, to say the very least. Despite this album’s fantastic structuring and delivery, however, something that is always to be expected with this artist is that what he creates next will undoubtedly be even better.
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  2. The Wire
    Jul 28, 2021
    80
    A strong addition to Tyler’s catalogue and a good intergenerational connection for the fans. [Aug 2021, p.69]
  3. Consequence
    Jul 20, 2021
    83
    To Tyler’s credit, he didn’t rest on his laurels. Instead, he crafted a concise piece of work about a very confident adult realizing his own ego is both his best asset and indeed his worst enemy.
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