Sorry for Party Rocking — Wikipédia

Sorry for Party Rocking is the second album of Lmfao, released the June 12, 2011 In the bins and on the Internet by Interscope Records. Party Rock Anthem is the first single of the album that was released.

So far, Sorry for Party Rocking received mixed and even bad criticism. Josh Bush from Allmusic gave him a favorable assessment, awarding him three and a half stars out of five. He said “Although the lmfao duo produced Euro-pop and memorable synth riffs long before Gettin’ Over You , their success with David Guetta, it certainly helped to participate in a huge success worldwide which spent a lot of time classified number one in France and in the United Kingdom. Their second album, Sorry for Party Rocking , arrives exactly at the right time and includes exactly the right combination of energy and humor, and an astonishing quantity of sincerity. »» They underlined Sorry for Party Rocking , Party Rock Anthem And Champagne Showers ^{[ 7 ]} .

Billboard had declared before the promotion “Lmfao is, of course, not sorry to party” As the album is called. But the second album of the duo is “More refined” and more experimental than Party Rock , the album of their beginning in 2009.

However, there are some negative comments about their rap and dance through the album. Entertainment Weekly gave him a negative criticism by saying “The whole thing is crowned by a very bad rap, which transforms the poor instrument into a pell mixture combines with unbearable filling. »» ^{[ 8 ]} . The magazine Rolling Stone gave him two in five stars. They had a good compliment by saying “MC-DJS Redfoo and Sky Blu send a skilful hip-hop” , but they also notice that they “Becomes quite stupid when their rap talks about spanking girls and swimming in champagne, on a cheesy pastioch of rhythm of the 80s mixture of rhythm and synth” ^{[ 3 ]} .

British magazine NME is also severe about this outing; Passing through the parody overplayed by the duo or on the misogynist aspects of the disc, the columnist deplores the stupidity of the words: “[..] Songs so stupid that, if you avoided a full box of alphabetti spaghetti, you could shit more intelligent words” and declares “[The] Lmfao had understood the pain they would inflict in the world, but he did it anyway” ^{[ 9 ]} . In France, although this song ends the year in 2 ^{It is} Position of the most downloaded on iTunes, the daily Liberation describes it as “horrible” ^{[ ten ]} .