 called the album "a loose, refreshing and invigorating affair" and noted the "ear-grabbing production".Eric Solomon from "Prefix" praised the instrumentals, which he called "as funky as you might expect", but also criticized some of the guest performances.Andrew Matson of RapReviews ended his review saying that "the crowning achievement is that Oh No has not only made a great album, but also paved the way for rap fans to get into music that they might not check out normally".