“No one takes Pitchfork seriously”—Fans LOL as Pitchfork rates ‘ALTER EGO’ by LISA a 5.2/10

Pitchfork has officially rendered its ratings for LISA's Alter Ego, and fans are less than amused.

The assessment of the album reads as follows, as mentioned in the official magazine:

"This marketing ploy also highlights her biggest challenge: LISA, who is part of the record-setting K-pop girl group BLACKPINK, needs to convince you that she has depth without her bandmates. Alter Ego proves she doesn’t."

Scores have begun ridiculing, if not brutally ripping apart, the magazine for its assessment of the BLACKPINK singer and rapper’s solo debut, with some even brushing it off as noise. A few even joked that the magazine adds no value to the music industry.

Whatever the case may be, it's clear that fans don't agree with Pitchfork's score. And so, we've rounded up all of the funniest comments available online. Have fun!

Disclaimer: This piece reflects the writer's opinion; the reader's discretion is advised. Do let us know in the comments what you think should have made the cut.

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Pitchfork rates LISA's album 5.2/10, fans shred them apart brutally: Read the funniest comments below

Check out what one LISA fan had to say about Pitchfork:

"No one takes pitchfork seriously"

Everyone online seemed to feel the same way:

"i’d like to see the person responsible for this to make a better album now check that," someone jokingly demanded.

"pitchfork really out here giving mid scores to anything that doesn't sound like 4 guys with guitars making songs about their feelings lol," another dissed.

"Pitchfork's take is wack, LISA's album is fire," one fan chimed in.

"WHOA- time to fire everyone at pitchfork," yet another jokingly suggested.

Seemingly everyone in the comments section was in favor of the singer, and heavily against Pitchfork's take on her album:

"this is how I know the album slaps, even without listening yet," someone humorously noted.

"5.2? Funny cause we don't care about y'all rating.!" another dissed.

"This is good for Pitchfork," one user humorously pointed out.

"They were actually nice for once," one dissenting voice claimed.

For every ten users who loved LISA's album, there seemed to be one who didn't. Either way, Pitchfork was getting shredded in the comments section, and the comments are hilarious.

One user (@itzDango) jokingly called on Pitchfork to back off instead of pissing them off:

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Despite Pitchfork's take on the singer cum rapper's album, fans are rallying for her as they claim that the album was not as bad as the magazine made it out to be.