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“Agera RS by Lake Geneva”
By Daniel Zizka
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Don’t judge, you might be next.
Why do I vividly remember the disgust that was thrown at me by the “cool kids” for liking certain music. Back in middle school I would listen to alt, rock, metal, EDM and rap like Odd Future’s and not so much hip hop/rap as everyone who was cool or wanted to be cool listened to. It kind of shied me away from making friends with any of the cool people so I actually never spoke about my music preferences after my friends kind of made it seem like I was the weirdo in the group for liking this music. I think it’s so vivid because of today. These same people are the ones going to these music festivals for EDM, rock, and metal and sometimes I wonder if they were just afraid of being themselves or lacked open mindedness. I’ll just stick to believing that they were just afraid of being themselves and to those of you reading who felt the same way I did in middle school, just trying to be cool but knowing you’re completely different you can be a leader and be cool as I would like to believe I was in high school or just ride the wave until you can throw shots at those people who called you weird. I do both, but honestly it doesn’t even matter after highschool cause my experience in college hasn’t really shown much effects for friendships because of music taste. Music is a great way to bond with people, they also provide such a great bridge to memories. The only way I remember this is because of when I see these videos of people at these festivals and these bands and dj’s are playing music that I would tell people about in middle school and get made fun of. Not to sound like a snob, but I’m pretty sure I was revolutionary.
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Flowerboy by Tyler, the Creator -my review
I said to myself, “Wait, these chords are so fucking astounding.” As I listened throughout the album. Damn, Tyler is really going to fucking do it to them again was the first thing I thought when I heard Foreward. Foreward introduces the topics of the album from materialism, not wanting to have that materialism, how he’s different and successful, lacks friends and a partner and the topic most talked about throughout this album is his sexuality.
Starting with Garden Shed just to get the “oh my god, he’s gay” out of the way. That seems to be what everyone is focusing on, but they don’t just listen to the way the music expresses the static feeling of having to hide emotions because that’s what Tyler lays down with the lyrics and music. It starts with the slow chords from Austin (kind of like when you find someone cute) , then the drums (want their attention), the synths (wanting to risk it all and go for a kiss), a second guitar (the what ifs) and then Estelle. All this comes so beautifully together, focusing on how to find the words to tell that person who can “smell” what you got to say. Followed by some really distorted strums from the guitar symbolizing the tough feeling of how to tell that person how you feel. Then Tyler comes with the lyrics speaking about the feelings he was hiding, and coming out the garden shed and all this put together just makes my eye shed a tear. Making more of a reference to his alleged “homosexuality” he mentions “kissing white boys since 2004″ in Who Dat Boy.
Who Dat Boy was the first single to pretty much announce that Tyler has been working on music and that we shouldn’t fret. When I listened to this and watched the visuals I felt like he was going to start rapping in a way he “disliked”. I was shaking my head, but I was really left feeling something like “Find Your Wings” from Cherry Bomb but it was cool to see him still tapping into his Wolf alter ego with the deep bass and crazy snares reminding me of his past self with a new friend ASAP Rocky. As much of a decent song it is, it’s one of my least favorite of the album just because I don’t feel as if it fits the entire feeling of the album but it does touch on him being successful and different. But the fact that he says “that cherry be the bomb” makes me think this song was cut off of Cherry Bomb but it’s cool that it was because he got ASAP Rocky on this song who provided that “jiggy” verse. Something that did get me feeling jiggy at the end of the Who Dat Boy visual was 911/ Mr. Lonely.
911/ Mr. Lonely is what I wanted. “This is what I want!!!!”- I yelled to my mom as she heard the music blasting all the way to the living room and me yelling at the top of my lungs when I got a hold of the single. Steve Lacy, Frank Ocean and Anna of the North make this song 200%. I yell this song at the top of my lungs whenever it comes on when listening to this album because it was so catchy, but it brings me down to reality after listening to the angelic first 9 songs of the album. Making me feel alone, ringing all the bells that reminded me of why I did things as he defined them as loneliness and that essentially marked the turning point of the album as the interlude Droppin Seeds featuring Lil Wayne is a good bridge to November.
November slaps us in the face with the fact that we all face insecurities. The overthinking, the anxiety, the pressure and stress of having to complete what we got to do is what Tyler highlighted in this song and compiled it in such a beautiful manner. Making me feel even more human and making me think of my own November, and once he made me think about it he hit me with that beat switch. Making me want to go back, but I couldn’t. We got to keep moving and we realize that after singing along “I ain’t doin fine, I lost my motherfucking mind, time travel back and help me find” to a gentleman saying “My November is now” as a kind of response to that lost feeling to help us catch ourselves and come back and enjoy today. Ending it with a phone call to explain to someone that they make Tyler feel like “Glitter”.
Glitter is what we all feel when we are infatuated with a wonderful being. Until we have to hope if that’s how they feel, then being hit with a beat change to only realize that it’s not how they feel and you are hit with the image of being fat boys and how y’all ain’t going to work out. Then I remember that maybe that’s why he hopes to See You Again in a last attempt to get you to feel what he has to lay down.
See You Again is perhaps the number one song in my opinion. We get to hear Tyler sing again, and it’s not as rough as it used to be and this song is just magical, makes me feel love through music, the chords and the entire composition with Kali Uchis just gives me the chills every fucking time. Cupid hits us and that person we love comes to our mind because they are not with us but they’re just a vision, and we’re chasing and waiting in angst as we are waiting for them to come around. But we know they have rose tinted cheeks and dirt colored eyes and they’re so sweet they have bumblebees following them around. But they’re just a vision, so he hope’s he’ll see them again as we probably hope the same.
The last five songs that I didn’t mention are titled “Where the Flower Blooms”, “Pothole”, “Boredom”, “I Ain’t Got Time”, and “Enjoy Right Now, Today” and they all kind of tie in together in one section pretty much summing up the whole theme of the album. Growing up being different can be a blessing, as it was cause he rocks, rolls, as he preaches in Pothole about how it wasn’t easy to be as successful. And he blooms and grows spoken about in I Ain’t Got Time and Enjoy Right Now, Today as he doesn’t have time for these Ni**as and Bitches because he’s too successful to worry about them and how he’s grown to not worry about what others say as he used to, which is why he kind of blew up when he dissed Hopsin.. And well Boredom touches on how time flies when we’re having fun so that’s why we should find the time to do something which is essentially why we should “Enjoy Right Now, Today”. The last song of the album is an instrumental with vocals from Pharrell and it’s just such a good instrumental, just as Treehome95 from Wolf was, it kind of makes you want to get up and do something, and it inspired me to get up and type out this review of the whole album.
Personally, this album to me was a 9.5/10 and it’s just so good. I hope Tyler goes #1 and I wish him nothing but success because he’s gotten many of us through depression, heartbreak, confusion of our love life, anger, etc. For those of you that hated Tyler for his lyrics back from 2010 to now, please don’t act like you’re his number one fan. To those that say he’s lost it since 2010 shut the fuck up and grow up. To those that are looking for a new album to listen to that will keep your ear interested, look no further. To those that have listened to him since Bastard and have stuck through with his progression, I love you, hit me up let’s geek together.
Thank y’all for reading, if y’all read all the way thought please follow me on twitter: @suslikejesus or on ig: @daueschrist and even here on tumblr, Leave comments, constructive or appreciative and I will definitely be motivated to review music more often and even post more often.
Thank you once again and don’t forget that music is subjective and don’t forget to check his music out.
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“I don’t get paid enough to do this work.” -STFU!
Starting to step in more into the adult life I've come to the realization that adults are just big babies. Yeah, I said it, and that doesn't mean I'm not guilty of it. I'm a big ass baby if you ask me, but one thing I never understood from adults though is them stating that they don't get paid enough to be doing the work that's asked of them from their job... but they get straight to doing it after saying that. If you don't get paid enough, leave! "I don't get paid enough but they won't pay me elsewhere", then I recommend speaking to your supervisor or your manager about that. Maybe if you took the time to read your job description you'd understand that maybe it is part of your job and you literally signed up to get paid that much to do what they're telling you to do, and if it's not part of your job description then you're not mandated to do it. In that case, stop being a fucking baby, and step the fuck up. I understand that it's easier said then done but it never hurts to confront your manager in a polite way for an understanding of why you're assigned to do the task given to you when it's not mandated to you.
These people who are exclamating that they don't get paid enough don't seem to see the privilege they have in their hands, for the most part they're not ex-convicts, illegal immigrants etc., who don't get to really choose where they get to work and sometimes even get to negotiate a better pay if they happen to have the working skill and blessed with great communication skill to negotiate. You're already fluent in English, (I think) put down skills that are needed for your area. Living in the Los Angeles area, one of the reasons I was able to get a good job was because I am billingual (English and Spanish).
So stop being a baby, and use your time to increase your skillset, to think of negotiations, look for other jobs/internships, invest into your hobby to make that a job, or just keep complaining about the work load and shutting the fuck up on pay day.
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“TYLER HAS ANNOUNCED A NEW ALBUM” and y’all fucking care why?
We know! We fucking know! To almost every social media that promotes music, yes, Tyler, the Creator has announced his upcoming album "Scumfuck Flowerboy". The thing is y'all are excited for the wrong reasons like him being a fucking known artist and it's been two years since he's released "Cherry Bomb" an album that's considered very controversial with the content on it and the way it did not resonate with his “Wolf” fans and utilizing these negatives so that these sites can try to catch attention to their page because negativity attracts attention so they’re trying to catch their break by being published on sites like Complex, XXL, Pitchfork and so on. But they don't seem to see the entire picture.
It's important to fans like I and others who found him in his Odd Future days, who resonated with his music and grew with him because we will get to see if Tyler is still growing as an artist. Not many do, and they stay on the same track and eventually end up fucking "washed up", and I would hate to see that of such a young and incredibly talented artist. Of course, he's talented enough to take it elsewhere, but music is what got him started and it would suck ass to see his approach on this ancient form of entertainment to take an end after about 6 years. His taste is wide and phenomenal. Ranging from crowd busters like Deathgrips to smooth loving Roy Ayers-- which actually explains why Cherry Bomb was touching almost every side of his musical inspirations.
As a fan and criticizer, Cherry Bomb contained alot of variety and it will forsure always be regarded as one of my favorite albums. Going from not being a "fucking role model", to wanting everyone to look at him to learn to water their own garden and stunt on everyone is why Cherry Bomb and the upcoming album is pivotal to fans like I. I care that this new album is coming out soon because I got to see an artist grow, and now i'm just waiting for the new sounds to see where he'll take us now. Flowerboy hopefully will remind us that we're human and that we should take care of our garden if we ever want that Mclaren of Lardo.
Scumfuck Flowerboy: 7/21
My review : 7/28
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