I Love It

Charli XCX's capturing of the “main pop girl” aesthetic is not an imitation — it is an oracular impulse.

With features from many of pop music’s rising stars, production from powerhouses such as A.G. Cook and Deaton Chris Anthony as well as samples from beloved dance staples such as “Show Me Love” and “Cry For You,” the record is an entertaining, easy play for casual listeners and superfans alike. 

The aforementioned caveat to “I Love It” is a major problem reflected throughout the album. Much of the production here works just as well as that of today’s SoundCloud rap mainstays. Unfortunately, Lil Pump does not have enough talent to match the album’s high-budget production value.