Me do

I thought that too

Yup

Okay I'm glad I'm not 100% stupid

Yes lmao

dude i think im getting a contact high from this comment

i agree

true

Interesting..

one of the greatest i dare say

YES

it’s the lazy theologian

@@Slims222 The clumsiest poet

@@JoshuaKaluba stumblin’ through the poplar grove

I miss listening to that album

@@andrewcampbell3071 Then go listen to it again! It's a great album!

Down to earth more like high as a plane lmaoooo

@@ur_pal_guzzle good for him. how else are you supposed to do zoom interviews?

@@carstarsarstenstesenn lmao yeah that’s fair

hahahaha at least he gave it a go. respek for that, as much as a respec is worth

melon looks drenched and peggy looks stoned as fuck

bro was so high that I feel high too

Lmao they mean well, but their inability to understand it is pretty baffling. He didn't say anything that a weird black kid who grew up being told to conform wouldn't understand. All the extra speculation in the comments is hella strange.

When i bust it cancel my fears

@@voicegarbs TOO MUCH GUAP

It's some lyrics or something?

@@EkosPlatinum what do u think

it just sounds like u guys r crazy. like ive walked into the schizotypal room, tho im not fully infected yet

For real tho dude he is on that next level

this will never be not funny

@@anton8989 I don’t laugh tho so what u mean

Wtf?

Toño Fantasmas

How?

@@naturequeen2597 The questions made me laugh

@@BasedKenniff I didn’t find the questions funny actually thought it was interesting However the answers sometimes and how high Peggy was funny

@@zerois2801 thats dope

😳😳😳

Bad comment Liked!

i’m kidding calm doooooowwwwnnn

@@BrettVoitik hey pluto funny seeing u here

Scratch these balls.

@@MuhammadSalman7236 where and when

Yea

eyes, eyes

@@volumizer1578 I will

@@MyBeautifulDarkTwistedFantasy6 your second half sucks

@@chilihotdog7257 homie better not be disrespecting lost in the world like that

@@SpagheddiO why is it in most albums the 2nd half is almost always worse than the first half , there is not that much albums where its the contrary

FOR REAL.

I think it's the latter one. IIRC he's talked about the name of his songs, and the way it would rub some people the wrong way, so you knew these songs were not meant for you

@Astral most are, suburban white kids are the most likely to be able to afford to go to concerts. noname famously talked about it.

It's interesting... I can't imagine fully enjoying his music without being up on our racism problem. You just wouldn't know what he was talking about half of the time. His production is tight, but it's not exactly easy listening. It's kinda not gonna be accessible to you at all unless you already like weird rap. It's great, because when I listen to something like "Jesus forgive me, I am a thot" I just know it's the total opposite of what someone willfully ignorant to those issues would listen to. Can you picture the stereotypical racist character listening to that? It's almost like it's engineered to be as unappealing to that guy as humanly possible. It kinda reminds me of the early black metal guys. I'm dusty on this... but basically what some of them would do with the depressing lyrics, grotesque imagery, raw and almost unmusical production was to put out a little beacon. It was all engineered to say "THIS IS NOT FOR YOU. WE WANT YOU TO WANT TO KILL YOURSELF WHEN YOU HEAR IT." It was for them, and people who understood what they were about. Nobody else. So the sound was like a calling card for people who thought similarly among a larger majority that didn't think like them at all. "Normies" with very different lifestyles and politics, that the black metal crowd were fundamentally not compatible with. It was for people who were growing nihilistically dejected with the state of their society, the things people abode and the ways they lived. I don't know if I agree with them on their reasons or not (they've got a lot of genuinely creepy ideas that they're quite serious about,) but surprisingly similar to what I think Peggy is kinda going for. It's clever, and it does work. But I guess conservatives loved RATM forever, huge RATM boners for a decade only to come out in mass disappointment after discovering their political leanings. How it took em that long, man... I just. I just with people.

"never phased by a white critic" - Navy Blue

@Astral he does admit that tho, it's a pretty common joke in his music itself

Yes and not only by black people but by white people as well

I'm black and I don't understand what he's talking about.

Was his sexuality or his appearance questioned as being homosexual or feminine? I feel like I missed something

@@julmancan no he just doesn't fit the typical rapper you see in mainstream hiphop. It's just different and close-minded people don't like it

@@nicefat5370"Hate him, cuz they ain't him" if you ask me.

He’s fried

white savior moment

@@SpikyCat yeaaaa lol seems like such a virtue signal

he's one o dem self hatin whites

It’s not talking badly, it’s just pointing out the ways that a lot of white people act. It’s not hate just observation

@@SpikyCat why is pointing out how white people act “white savior”