 This was echoed by Kieran Press-Reynolds's review for "Highsnobiety", which says that JPEGMafia "nails the chaos of post-internet society", and that his writing is reminiscent to Virginia Woolf, "who felt overwhelmed by modernity and tried to describe it in the best way they could".It also described the album as a "better hodgepodge of empowered tumult" than his previous record "Veteran".For "Q", Kate Solomon gave it a less enthusiastic review, saying that "JPEGMAFIA's flashes of brilliance are obscured by a bloated tracklist, but they're worth digging out".