Good for You (album)
Critical reception
Critical reception
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*Good for You* was met with generally positive reviews. At [Metacritic](/wiki/Metacritic "Metacritic"), which assigns a [normalized](/wiki/Standard_score "Standard score") rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an [average](/wiki/Weighted_arithmetic_mean "Weighted arithmetic mean") score of 77, based on four reviews. Aggregator [AnyDecentMusic?](/wiki/AnyDecentMusic%3F "AnyDecentMusic?") gave it 6\.9 out of 10, based on their assessment of the critical consensus.

Aaron McKrell of *[HipHopDX](/wiki/HipHopDX "HipHopDX")* gave a positive review, stating "This debut shines so brightly in comparison to what Aminé's contemporaries are passing off that it may be easy to forget that it is not exactly a groundbreaking album. Regardless, the rookie should be commended for crafting an honest, entertaining and revealing album". Briana Younger of *[Pitchfork](/wiki/Pitchfork_%28website%29 "Pitchfork (website)")* wrote: "*Good for You*, most of which hinge on love interests old and new, underscored by a playful outlook that's channeled into bubbly, off\-center production. It's far from serious but stops just short of turn\-up—more like the soundtrack for an almost\-sober drive home." A. Harmony of *[Exclaim!](/wiki/Exclaim%21 "Exclaim!")* said, "Even in its weighty moments, the simple melodies, infectious hooks and liberal dashes of humour will keep your spirits up from start to finish. *Good for You* is a satisfying, well\-rounded effort". Andrew Colvert of *Gig Soup* praised the album, stating, "Even if he's not the most gifted creatively right now, he's still in his early 20s and doesn't confine himself to just hip hop for inspiration. The future looks as bright as the colors on his album cover".

Writing for Sputnikmusic, Elliott S. Edwards concluded, "*Good for You* isn't a pleasant listen because Aminé is so gosh darn happy, it's because it appears so out of step with a relentlessly negative and dour mood. We could all do with just that much more happiness in our lives". Preezy of *[XXL](/wiki/XXL_%28magazine%29 "XXL (magazine)")* said, "*Good for You* proves his meteoric rise up the charts is far from the start of the ending and more of precursor of what's to come. His versatility shines as he offers feel\-good moments with more thought\-provoking material".


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