Jul 27, 2020
bobI caught most of the clips, man went off
hopefully that battle with lux happens soon Ive been waiting so long bruh
Jul 27, 2020·1 reply
Hi-CI mean yeah but I don’t think it’s much of a stretch to say that Dinosaurs could be a***ogous to humans. If he said it either way, I wouldn’t be surprised. My mind jumped to him making a metaphor but idk I just always assume that with Lupe
Nah man, you are right.
"'At any given point in time we could be dinosaurs," he tells us. "Appreciate the time that you have and the opportunity you have.'"
Jul 27, 2020DontRuinUsNah man, you are right.
"'At any given point in time we could be dinosaurs," he tells us. "Appreciate the time that you have and the opportunity you have.'"
https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/newsbeat-53519230
Good to see Lu getting BBC level press
Jul 27, 2020·1 replyyoutube.com/watch?v=uoAgzvzDORM lu said Dinosaurs is actually about old ass rappers
OPJul 28, 2020donda_wth_childhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoAgzvzDORM lu said Dinosaurs is actually about old ass rappers
it can be about all three
lupe known for weaving multiple narratives together.
he also mentioned our mortality as humans during that call.
Jul 28, 2020- OPAug 5, 2020·1 reply
"For me, there is a certain level of relief. Every time that I’m making a “Forever” tribute song, I cry like a baby. It’s like a strange affirmation that it’s complete. When I finished “Jonylah Forever,” I was a mess. “Alan Forever,” I was a mess. “SHOES,” not like a mess mess, but crying. When I did the other piece with Kaelin for George Floyd, which didn’t make the record, that was less about the EP and more than just about being in the moment. You cry because these people mean something. I don’t mind crying, but it takes something to make me cry. It’s more about that, coming to terms with it, having that emotional reaction to it and then finding peace in that process."
- Oct 3, 2020
That might’ve been too deep 4 u devils, shoulda never used a shovel
- Oct 3, 2020·1 replySINGH
"For me, there is a certain level of relief. Every time that I’m making a “Forever” tribute song, I cry like a baby. It’s like a strange affirmation that it’s complete. When I finished “Jonylah Forever,” I was a mess. “Alan Forever,” I was a mess. “SHOES,” not like a mess mess, but crying. When I did the other piece with Kaelin for George Floyd, which didn’t make the record, that was less about the EP and more than just about being in the moment. You cry because these people mean something. I don’t mind crying, but it takes something to make me cry. It’s more about that, coming to terms with it, having that emotional reaction to it and then finding peace in that process."
Hanor ?
- OPOct 4, 2020·1 reply24stills
Hanor ?
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- Oct 4, 2020·1 replySINGH
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Lol the Hanor Singh!
- OPOct 4, 202024stills
Lol the Hanor Singh!
nah
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