: Critics from the Music & Life Blog use the word "greaze" to describe the song's energy, praising Gunplay for adding a necessary level of aggression that complements Ross's composed flow.

: The visual style is often described as "devilish" or "creeping," matching the deep bass and "intimidating" production by Trop. Critical and Fan Reception

: Listeners on SoundCloud and TikTok have praised the track’s deep bass and a notable beat switch around the 3-minute mark.

: Directed by Shula the Don, the video features a dark, cinematic narrative where Ross and Gunplay confront a disloyal underworld businessman.

: Reviewers from Rolling Stone note the "theatrical display of wealth," contrasting vibrant shots of Ross’s oceanside estate and yachts with more unsettling imagery, such as Gunplay wielding a machete while wearing a kabuki mask.

You can watch the official video to see the cinematic luxury and dark themes mentioned in the reviews:

: The title "Nobody’s Favorite" stems from a self-reflective lyric where Ross acknowledges that despite his consistent success and influence, he is rarely cited as a "favorite" rapper by the public. Fans on Reddit frequently cite it as their favorite track from the album, specifically pointing to the memorable line, "and the strippers know to tip us".