The fact that this song ever saw the light of day is unfathomable. There’s countless Kodak songs that were 1,000,000x more deserved of an album (mixtape?) placement than this bottom feeder bowel movement of a “song”
Maybe it’s just the beat and the mixing. Because Kodak’s vocals would’ve sounded better on literally anything else other than this ear battery. There’s so much going on in the beat and everything sounds like it’s in your face, and I couldn’t tell you which part of this instrumental is more obnoxious: the elementary school recorder, the crash that lives up to its name, or the trumpet section that comes in like a bullet to the brain.
Either way, Kodak probably should not play this one around Trump….
It's interesting that this song has gotten such... uh... visceral responses from people.
I based it and the rest of the album this is from on one of my favorite classical pieces of music Dichterliebe (A Poet's Love), an old German song cycle by Robert Schumann, in which a man falls in love with a woman who is already getting married.
Basically, I wanted to challenge myself to present this old story in a modern context, and the reality is, some of those old songs were based in attitudes that people would refer to as "nice guy" territory. However, I tried my best to humanize that character, because I think everyone, even character types that have now become tropes, have their basis in reality, and I wanted to help illuminate that as best I could.
And from your responses, I either didn't pull it off well, or I struck a nerve that was strong enough in itself to get you to respond, which means I probably spoke to some facet of life that affects you, which is cool either way.
Thanks for listening!
when i heard this i contracted hepatitis a,b,c and d
when i heard this i contracted hepatitis a,b,c and d
Flight heard that ice cream ass beat and made it his mission to make it sound even worse
This is so much worse than Oh My God