Wow. While some of the things Pitchfork wrote I tend to agree with, they were brutal on the album and on Jessie as an artist as well.

The album isn't as bad as they make it seem.

I hate DILAD but like "Price Tag." The rest is bland usual pop done by someone who thinks she's Lily Allen. Plus (like Natalia Kills) I don't buy "her" as an act or as a person. Jessie J tries too damn hard to be something she's not.

Which is what Pitchfork is arguing. I think. I can never translate hipster **** well.

Uhm.

Only Price Tag and Do It Like A Dude are good on her album. She has a sick voice but it goes to waste. And i think she's fake as hell.
i acctually would prefer a full Rebecca Black album over Who You Are.

Damn, they really went there.

I don't think Jessie J comes off as contrived as Natalia, but I suppose I can see it. I'm over Natalia Kills. I'm drawn to Jessie's persona but like Natalia, she lacks good music.

Rebecca Black's voice pierces my ****ing brain X_X

FINALLY.

Jessie J's album is the most ineffective, bland, neutered, horribly produced piece of trash I've heard in years. Pitchfork was being too kind.

exactly my feelings.

Only "Price Tag" is worthy the rest is generic horrible ****

Pitchfork sucks. If u don't like pop music why review it?

And yet you like...

Good to know that I'm not alone.
I haven't heard the album but Price Tag comes off as phony to me, I don't even know why.
DILAD is good though.

She still has one of the best voices in the industry.

I didn't really like the album snippets, and I read other reviews and they seem to agree.

But the critics at Pitchfork are beyond pretentious.

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Thanks Ace...Jessie's album is a big ass mess...Do It like a Dude was a nice, rough, catchy song...but the rest is trash. I deleted It from my iTunes after I heard the 3rd Song.

Crap. Hope there will be no second album...

You sure you wanna take that ride sis? Especially with ... the current state of your avatar? Because all I see is warning points coming your way.

Who We Are is chockfull of "songs" without choruses that even Natasha Bedingfield would have recorded - and Natty B is not in the position to turn down anything.

Anyway, I fail to see the pretension in this particular review. This:

is one of the best summations of the current pop scene - and Jessie J herself. She's like Pink or Natasha Bedingfield, but minus the effort; that is a terrifying proposal.

They gave Robyn's "Body Talk" 8,7