Musical reviewer Diminuendo gave much praise to the album, recognizing that the "lyric work draws an apparent inspiration from former band mate, Pete Wentz' hateful poetry," and that the mixture of dance-pop and self-deprivation "made you queasy as much as get sleezy [REF]."
Andrew Kelham of Rock Sound magazine gave the album 8 out of 10, acknowledging that the album is distinct from the music which Fall Out Boy wrote, although possibly alienating fans.