The Weeknd Hurry Up Tomorrow

ChoruScore Critic consensus / 100

Released Jan 31, 2025 XO / Republic Records

Established consensus 11 professional reviews Updated Oct 15, 2026

Mostly positive consensus

The Weeknd's Hurry Up Tomorrow makes its strongest impression as a deliberate step forward from an alter ego whose hold on public fascination could easily have worn thin.

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Critics' Top Tracks

The songs critics returned to most

Wake Me Up (feat. Justice)

1 critic mention

I Can't Wait To Get There

1 critic mention

São Paulo (feat. Anitta)

1 critic mention

Full critic consensus

The Weeknd's Hurry Up Tomorrow makes its strongest impression as a deliberate step forward from an alter ego whose hold on public fascination could easily have worn thin. In the available critical narrative, that forward motion is the central achievement: rather than simply extending a familiar persona, The Weeknd appears intent on moving beyond it while interest remains. The observation gives the album’s title a sense of purpose and frames the record as a consequential moment in his artistic trajectory.

Across 11 professional reviews, Hurry Up Tomorrow earns a 73.18/100 consensus score, suggesting a generally favorable but not universally rapturous critical reception. The supplied review summary offers a concise, positive case for the album’s significance, though it does not provide enough detail to claim broad agreement on its sound, individual songs, or the emotional themes associated with the record. Critics’ best songs therefore cannot be reliably identified from the available narrative: the listed tracks each appear in just one critic mention, rather than emerging as shared favorites.

The clearest takeaway is one of timing and control. NME’s assessment praises The Weeknd for pushing forward before audiences lose interest in his alter ego, calling that no small achievement. That makes this review less a verdict on specific arrangements or lyrics than a recognition of the challenge of sustaining a defining character while preparing to leave it behind. The score and review count offer a useful snapshot of the wider reception; the detailed reviews below provide the fuller range of critics’ responses to this pivotal chapter.

Track Ratings

How critics rated each track, relative to this album (0-100). Only tracks that made critics feel something are rated.

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Wake Me Up (feat. Justice)

1 mention

100