Havens, Lyndsey (January 26, 2022). "Post Malone is done compromising: The Superstar gets real at his mountain hideaway". Billboard. Archived from the original on January 26, 2022 . Retrieved April 26, 2022. Rhian Daly from NME enjoyed the album, saying, "The occasional outdated attitude and some light filler material here and there aside, Twelve Carat Toothache is another step up for Post Malone. It's a record that feels distinctively, inimitably him and succeeds in his goal of sharing his truth". [39] Writing for The Daily Telegraph, Kathleen Johnston stated, "Despite what the polished sonics might suggest, Twelve Carat Toothache is an ambitious record with real range, proving that Post has found his groove as America's kaleidoscopic king of new-era pop". [1] Jon Caramanica of The New York Times praised the album, stating, "Some of Post Malone's brightest sounds to date: "Wrapped Around Your Finger" has 1950s sweetness and 1980s syntheticness, and "I Cannot Be (a Sadder Song)" has a bubbly undertow that recalls some of the squeakiest K-pop. "One Right Now", with the Weeknd, is more zippy dyspepsia. But even the chirpy moments don't detract from the album's tonal consistency". [42] In a positive review, Variety 's Chris Willman said, " Twelve Carat Toothache finally feels like a transitional album for one of pop's biggest stars. (And we do mean pop, not hip-hop) ... But with no small help from Bell, who's the best kind of musical enabler, Malone's turns of melodic phrase and aptitude for true confessions are making him a far more interesting artist than we could have guessed even a couple of albums ago". [43] AllMusic's Neil Z. Yeung wrote, "While the rap-preferring fans will still gravitate to his first two efforts, listeners with an appreciative ear for his genre-sampling maturation into the mainstream will find Twelve Carat Toothache to be a fascinating emotional exploration of a conflicted artist who can't help but churn out star-making hits at the expense of his own happiness". [33] Maura Johnston of Rolling Stone said, "His fourth album is full of big-name cameos, sweeping gestures, and pensive vibes". [41]

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