What you won't find on The WIZRD is the sound of Future stretching or surprising himself". If you are content to live inside this lonely little world Future has made, he is still keeping it nice for you. Pitchfork critic Jayson Greene said, "The production is muted, minor-key, and consistently beautiful, conjuring the familiar Future Moods: rain-streaked neon signs, drug-induced stupors inside of clubs at 3 a.m. Rolling Stone 's Charles Holmes wrote, " The Wizrd is the last album in Future's current major-label deal, and it's effective at reinforcing the qualities that turned him into a star, as well as outlining his rags-to-riches story one more time for those who weren't paying attention". Even the few misses don't disrupt the rhythm of the project". But with The WIZRD, one can barely feel it because of the smooth flow from track to track. Tommy Monroe of Consequence said, "A 20-track album is a lot. Jewels like 'F&N' (with its nifty beat switch), 'Promise U That' and 'Faceshot' run the risk of getting lost in all the streaming". But at 20 tracks, The Wizrd runs overlong. Diehard Future fans, of which there are legion, will be satisfied. XXL gave the album a positive review stating, "The lean guest list of trap all-stars Young Thug, Gunna and Travis Scott delivers solid if unspectacular support down the home stretch. The aggregator AnyDecentMusic? gave it 6.1 out of 10, based on its assessment of the critical consensus. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from professional publications, the album received an average score of 70, based on 12 reviews.
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