SR3MM
by Rae Sremmurd
  • Record Label: Eardruma
  • Release Date: May 4, 2018
User Score
6.2

Generally favorable reviews- based on 53 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 28 out of 53
  2. Mixed: 16 out of 53
  3. Negative: 9 out of 53
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  1. thedaywalker
    May 8, 2018
    3
    So this is the 3rd commercial album from Rae Sremmurd and i actually liked the idea, 1 disc with the duo, 1 disc with only Swae Lee and 1 disc with Slim Jimmy, but it was a complete waste.

    Starting with Sr3mm, this one is alright actually, the first 4 songs are terrible though, i never want to hear the song bedtime stories, because i lost a bit of respect for the weeknd, and i'm a huge    So this is the 3rd commercial album from Rae Sremmurd and i actually liked the idea, 1 disc with the duo, 1 disc with only Swae Lee and 1 disc with Slim Jimmy, but it was a complete waste.

    Starting with Sr3mm, this one is alright actually, the first 4 songs are terrible though, i never want to hear the song bedtime stories, because i lost a bit of respect for the weeknd, and i'm a huge fan of his, but from buckets onwards this album actually starts to be decent, powerglide, rock n roll hall of fame and T'd up are great songs and save this part of the album, i'll give SR3MM a 6/10

    Swaecation is COMPLETELY terrible, swaecation alone is the worst album i've heard this year, which is a shame, because i actually thought Swae Lee could have a great solo career, i can't even pick a song I like here, his auto-tune doesn't fit anywhere in the production, and a production that seemed very rushed, Swae Lee didn't seem to know what he wanted exactly with this. I'm giving Swaecation a 1/10

    Jxmtro is better than Swaecation, but very forgettable, these 2 clearly can't hold their own by themselves, they need each other bad, Slim Jxmmi at least knew what he wanted to do, his presence is great, and he has some good flows, but the repetitive hooks and lyrics affect this disc a great much, but it has some redeeming songs like Brxnks Trunk and Cap, the rest aren't terrible, but they are far from good. I'll give Jxmtro a 4/10    … Expand
  2. cfarrell1898
    May 8, 2018
    2
    I was really looking forward to this project and it's easily the worst thing I've heard this year. It's like they took everything that made them interesting and did the opposite. Don't know why this is getting any critical respect whatsoever.
  3. All_ButTrU4
    Aug 25, 2022
    3
    this stage, both brothers realize they work better together, though SR3MM's unique format allows for a distinct look at the two very different parts of what make Rae Sremmurd tick.

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76

Generally favorable reviews - based on 10 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 7 out of 10
  2. Mixed: 3 out of 10
  3. Negative: 0 out of 10
  1. The Wire
    Jul 13, 2018
    70
    Exactly how delicately balanced their chemistry together is becomes apparent on the two solo albums that round out this three disc set. Both are decent in their own right but pale in comparison to the group disc. [Jul 2018, p.62]
  2. AllMusic
    May 18, 2018
    80
    Taken as a whole--SR3MM is nearly two hours long--the album is a serious time investment. However, broken up into three parts as intended, it provides a trio of easily digestible bites that gives Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi freedom to indulge their own artistry while maintaining their bond as a duo.
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  3. Spin
    May 11, 2018
    60
    By nature the album highlights their aesthetic differences, but at no point makes a strong argument for their separation. Still, it’s a bit of an awkward listen, with each of the three discs displaying obvious charms but none following through on its promise completely.
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