While I think UziвЂ™s inflections here could have been improved upon, I also think that better mixing would have added a pop to the instrumental that just isnвЂ™t there as the track stands. Earlier, I expressed a particular distaste for вЂњLotus,вЂќ the second track on the project. For starters, the mixing issues that were apparent on Eternal Atake are still present here, even if they arenвЂ™t as extreme. The World 2 has a tighter, more memorable tracklist than that of Eternal Atake, but there are still a couple of issues that the album faces. вЂњGot The GuapвЂќ also features a really subtle, sticky pluck melody that gives the track a unique sound, and a second Young Thug feature is always a welcome sight.Д¬learly, there are quite a lot of highlights on the project, and I believe that generally, LUV vs. He croons on both ends of his range, and he exercises a high variety of flows as well, making the track breeze by and giving it high replay value. вЂњCome This WayвЂќ and вЂњTrap This Way (This Way)вЂќ carry some of the grooviest hooks on the album, and вЂњCome This WayвЂќ in particular demonstrates UziвЂ™s versatility as a singer. Personally, I found the second half of the project to slow down a bit, but that doesnвЂ™t mean it wasnвЂ™t without its highlights. ItвЂ™s truly a testament to how much life Uzi can bring to a track, and the off-kilter drum patterns ensure that this track is a memorable thrill. UziвЂ™s delivery here mostly floats within his higher register, but during certain sections of the track, his voice takes on a growly, guttural quality that elevates the songвЂ™s energy to the next level. Luckily, he makes up for it on the anthemic вЂњMoon Relate,вЂќ which arguably features his best performance on the entire project. вЂњStrawberry PeelsвЂќ features pounding, fuzzy 808s that back a couple of high- octane verses from Young Thug and Gunna my only complaint with this track is that the duo easily outshines Uzi, who contributes a lower-energy verse on the back half of the track. In addition, FutureвЂ™s feature sees the Atlanta pioneer maneuvering around the beat as effortlessly as ever.ДЇollowing these cuts, the album hits the listener with a trilogy of trunk-knockers fit for any live venue. Meanwhile, the melodic trap banger вЂњWassupвЂќ features a monstrous two-part hook from Uzi that I canвЂ™t help but smile along with whenever it plays. Regardless, the track is a hit with tons of replay value, and itвЂ™s one of the songs IвЂ™ve come back to the most. The equally bouncy вЂњYessirskiiiвЂќ contains a massive feature from Atlanta rapper 21 Savage-in fact, he practically dominates the track, as Uzi only appears on approximately one minute of the songвЂ™s three and a half minute runtime. вЂњBean (Kobe)вЂќ features some of Lil Uzi VertвЂ™s more memorable melodies on the album-not to mention one of his most quotable refrains-and even though Chief Keef isnвЂ™t necessarily at peak performance on his feature, his verse still contributes to the care-free tone of the track However, the projectвЂ™s speed quickly starts back up with the next two tracks, both expertly produced by trap extraordinaire Pierre Bourne. The next track, вЂњLotus,вЂќ is somewhat of a roadblock in the albumвЂ™s momentum, as the beat is one of the less inspired instrumentals on the project, and the hook is one of the rare cases where UziвЂ™s higher register doesnвЂ™t really work. ItвЂ™s a melodic cut that sees Uzi experimenting with his delivery and song structure, culminating in a glorious refrain where he triumphantly boasts about вЂњrunning up all his bands.вЂќ In this short but amplified section of the track, he hits a vocal inflection that truly sticks, and I found myself replaying this passage of the song in my head long after I had finished listening. The World 2, which is packed in with Eternal Atake and consists of 14 tracks, kicks off on a high note with вЂњMyron,вЂќ a song that plays out very similarly to вЂњBaby Pluto,вЂќ the opening track from the projectвЂ™s initial release. Fans were ecstatic- myself included-but I also went into the project wondering if the same issues with Eternal Atake would persist on the deluxe cut. He was going to release a whole second album, a sequel to his 2016 mixtape LUV vs. But overall, the album was still a massive hit, and Uzi almost instantly announced that the deluxe version wouldnвЂ™t just be a throwaway set of bonus tracks.

Luv vs the world tracklist