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Pitchfork 5.6/10 Wiz Khalifa's third LP nobly attempts to pin his recent rangy genre excursions down onto a single album. Blacc Hollywood is a blur of late night bottle service orders and wake-n-bake seshes that imparts more elite weedhead bonafides than hopes or dreams.
A.V. Club F Wiz Khalifa returns with his clumsiest album yet.
Rolling Stone 3.5/5 Blacc Hollywood makes you want to come along for the ride.
All Music 3.5/5 Clamping down and checking out rarely sounded as good as it does on Blacc Hollywood, and sometimes it's even Greta-Garbo-"I want to be alone" good.
Slant 2/5 Blacc Hollywood is remarkable only as a ghostly portrait of a half-formed figure prowling the fringes of success.
Pop Matters 5/10 Blacc Hollywood is content to stay on the same eternally-stoned playing field as past Wiz Khalifa efforts.
The Guardian 3/5 Khalifa sounds at his best when he sticks to his formula, instead of trying to tap into the (increasingly lucrative) rapper-with-a-heart-of-gold market.
The Irish Times 2/5 He's at his best when he sticks to throwing out the big, booming club-friendly hooks rather than attempting anything too overtly challenging.