Rendezvous (Don Toliver song)

The song received generally positive reviews. Billboard's Michael Saponara ranked it as the sixth best song from Octane, remarking "Yeat slithers while ruminating about an intoxicating lover and Toliver finds his own melodic pocket floating high above the ether."^[2] Alexander Cole of HotNewHipHop also considered it one of the album's best songs, stating that the two rappers "work wonderfully together. It's clear that they are firing on all cylinders, and this is a song we will be running back quite a bit."^[3] Robin Murray of Clash called it "an earworm-packed bumper that splices Millennial production gloss with 2k26 attitude."^[1] Kayla Torres of Exclaim! wrote that the song "in particular stands out, with Yeat delivering a surprisingly smooth, glitchy vocal performance that meshes well with Toliver's style."^[4] Pitchfork's Matthew Ritchie commented "The inane, rambling 'Rendezvous,' with Yeat, feels destined for the hottest party at the Texas A&M sophomore dorm."^[5]