The original Frank Ocean & Jai Paul threads are perhaps some of the most important and special threads on anything music related on the internet. For those that were active users know how many blogs and industry related people were lurking there. There'd be breaking news on the Frank thread and couple hours later would be on Pitchfork. I think the Frank thread had the most pages on the site, upwards of 30,000!

going through a breakup rn of a 4 year relationshop. Wild. This album has done so much for me, but have never needed it in this context.

for endless specifically, i remember being in the frank thread when everyone discovered the stream was finally back up and different, iwhich then was the end product we had all been waiting for. It was an experience

4th favourite album oat

pretty f***in fast 4 years flew by

fav album ever

damn.

You can’t mention iconic KTT1 threads and not mention the OG weeknd thread. Even more important historically then the threads you mentioned.

2016 is GOATED

My favorite album of all time. So singular and perfect

Love it

Words cant describe the love i feel for this album, the rollout, and everything about everything surrounding that release. Went thru so much s*** during that year and blonde was the catalyst and the soundtrack for it all. the “do you remember the first time?” Slogan is almost a damn premonition or something. how tf he timed it so right for so many of us, we’ll never know. Its almost magic. Living with this album is and will continue to be a lifelong blessing for me.

dam

my memories surrounding this drop are so vivid man. my first semester of college I would just drive around at night listening to this.

special album

those weeks waiting for Late Night TV schedules to come out and say Frank was performing lmaooo when Fallon had a mystery guest and everyone on KTT thought it was Frank...it was Lin Manuel Miranda lmaooooo

f***, what a time this was!

Blonde and Endless forever on rotation

Yesterday: Four-year anniversary of ‘Endless;’ today: Four-year anniversary of ‘Blonde;’ tomorrow: Thirty-year anniversary of ‘Graffiti Bridge.’