"With her debut project, Ho, Why Is You Here? the 19-year-old Alabama native has no plans to be anything besides her most authentic self and flaunt it enthusiastically for the world to savor." BrooklynVegan's Andrew Sacher wrote, "She doesn't seem like she'll be a one or two or three hit wonder -- those already-viral singles ["Beef FloMix" and "In the Party"] are great, but the rest of Ho, Why Is You Here? is just as instantly satisfying." Robyn Mowatt of Okayplayer also praised the mixtape, saying, "In total, her debut epitomizes where female hip-hop is headed. Though she's only 20, Flo Milli passionately shares a glimpse into her sex-positive and amusing life. Ho, Why Is You Here? serves as a wake-up call to the industry." In a less positive review, Vulture writer Hunter Harris called it an "imperfect debut", writing that "Some songs rely too much on naïve brags Flo Milli doesn't seem ready to commit to; others sound rushed and half finished, with beats she's advanced beyond. But at least a few capitalize on what has positioned her as the first rapper to make it out of Mobile in a meaningful way in some time or pop from TikTok alone." Writing for Pitchfork, Alphonse Pierre wrote, "The tape is not quite as good as I hoped it would be—I'm not sure if there's anything better than her TikTok hits 'Beef Flomix' and 'In the Party,' or her punking-dudes anthem 'Weak'—but that's mostly because of the generic beats on tracks like 'Not Friendly' and 'Scuse Me'." Rankings Track listing Credits adapted from Apple Music and Tidal. Notes "Weak" samples the song of the same name, as performed by SWV and written by Brian Alexander Morgan. "May I" interpolates the song "Gin and Juice", as performed and written by Snoop Dogg and produced by Dr. Dre, which interpolates the song "Watching You", as performed by Slave. Personnel Credits adapted from Tidal. Vocals Tamia Carter – lead vocals J. White Did It – background vocals (track 6) ROAM – background vocals (track 6) Production Yung Tago – production (track 1) Ethereal – production (track 2) J. White Did It – production (tracks 3, 6) Raesam – production (track 4) Yung Glizzy – production (track 5) XaviBeatz – production (track 7) Shane Parker – production (track 8) Versatile – production (track 9) WizzerOnDaBeat – production (track 10) Whoismike – production (track 11) AyoJbo