[2] Uzoma Ihejirika, a music reporter for The Native stated that “On ‘Memory Card,’ Seyi Vibez’s songwriting is as scattergun as it can be.

On each song (and even on each verse) he employs an ear-catching rap-like delivery that demands a listener’s participation because he sounds so sure of whatever falls out of his mouth.

Nevertheless, the project could be an indication of the direction Seyi Vibez has chosen to ply; if so, 2023 is going to be a big year for the music act who has continuously managed to hit new highs”.

[3] In a review for MoreBranches, Patrick Ezema said: “Memory Card is as close as he’s come to the completion of his arc, but it’s important to recall his journey here.

His 2021 album, No Seyi No Vibez (NSNV), was a perfectly adequate Street Pop piece, as he chronicled his desire to make it out of the hood, in location and status, over traditional Afropop beats.