Tracklist
Pop Out	2:41
Crush	2:53
K Pop	1:52
Evil J0rdan	3:03
Mojo Jojo	2:36
Philly	3:05
Radar	1:47
Rather Lie	3:29
Fine Shit	1:46
Backd00r	3:10
Toxic	2:15
Munyun	2:34
Crank	2:27
Charge Dem Hoes A Fee	3:45
Good Credit	3:10
I Seeeeee You Baby Boi	3:28
Wake Up F1lthy	2:49
Jumpin	1:32
Trim	3:13
Cocaine Nose	2:31
We Need All Da Vibes	3:01
Olympian	2:54
Opm Babi	2:53
Twin Trim	1:34
Like Weezy	1:55
Dis 1 Got It	2:03
Walk	1:34
HBA	3:32
Overly	1:45
South Atlanta Baby	2:13

Rage, Vamp, and Rave

Playboi Carti’s Music leans fully into the myth he’s been building since Whole Lotta Red: chaotic, hypnotic, and aggressively stylized. The album pushes his vamp-punk aesthetic further, trading traditional structure for raw energy, guttural vocal experimentation, and production that feels like it’s ripping through a warehouse rave at 3 AM.

Carti moves between demonic snarls, whispered melodies, and clipped ad-libs, treating his voice like an instrument rather than a narrator. The result is a record that prioritizes mood and edge over clarity or convention, an immersive, disorienting ride designed for the loyal and the initiated. It’s intentionally divisive, but undeniably singular: a body of work obsessed with atmosphere, attitude, and the power of aura as art.

Polarizing but Culture-Defining

Upon release, Music immediately polarized listeners in classic Carti fashion. Fans praised its boundary-pushing sound and the evolution of his underground-meets-superstar persona, calling it another step in his transformation into a cultural movement rather than just a rapper.

Critics, meanwhile, continued the debate that has followed Carti’s career: is this visionary minimalism or self-indulgent noise? Regardless of viewpoint, the album dominated social spaces, sparked stylistic imitations, and reaffirmed Carti as a tastemaker who shapes aesthetics, slang, fashion, and sound simultaneously.

Streaming numbers surged, memes proliferated, and the rollout added to the mystique; making Music feel less like an album drop and more like an event. It cemented Carti’s role as one of the few artists capable of shifting online culture by force of persona alone.