Critics and listeners often compare this work unfavorably to her earlier, more "freewheeling" and "inventive" albums like Arular and Kala . Common criticisms include:

: Some tracks include lengthy moments of silence and spoken-word "trumpet poem" interjections that critics found pretentious rather than genuinely experimental.

: The transition into Christian hip-hop has been polarizing. While some find it to be "dope Christian rap", others describe the vocals as "iPhone voice notes" with "grating" puns.

: Reviewers have described the music as "bland megachurch infused" material that lacks the vibrancy of her previous collaborations with producers like Skrillex or Blaqstarr.