It's already a known fact that Diplo is not a critical favorite. Critics have long thought Diplo's music to be generic, pandering, and trend-following rather than setting. With only the trendiest of country singers collected for this project, it seems that Thomas Wesley Pentz has followed his usual pathway here. While Cam carries the opening track 'So Long,' which just charts usual Diplo course with the occasional twangy flourish, things get truly terrible at Morgan Wallen's feature. 'Heartless,' though undeniably popular, feels like the ultimate betrayal of good music, with its typical radio country fare set to a distractingly insistent trap beat. The Jonas Brothers and Thomas Rhett sound more like your average pop song, then it gets embarrassing again with Blanco Brown on 'Do Si Do.' Let's just say this is understandably where most people will turn off the album, if they haven't already.