Mar 30, 2020·editedBased on interviews and songs reference. If you know more, please share.
After Hours by Martin Scorsese
L’Ange de la Vengrance by Abel Ferrara
Casino by Martin Scorsese
Fear and Loathing by Las Vegas de Terry Gilliam
Uncut Gems by Safdie Brothers
Climax by Gaspar Noé
Joker by Todd Philips
Matrix by Wachowski Sisters
Chinatown by Roman Polanski
Poor Devil by Robert Scheer
Dressed to Kill by Brian de Palma
Trouble Every Day by Claire Denis
Der Fan by Eckhart Schmidt
The Color of Money by Martin Scorsese
Escape from LA by John Carpenter
Speed by Jan De Bont
Constantine by Francis Lawrence
Dirt Dancing by Emile Ardolino
Purple Rain by Albert Magnoli
Apr 2, 2020based off the music videos
Apr 2, 2020seen all of these man weeknd got good taste
Apr 2, 2020·2 repliesIt’s a shame only the aesthetic around the album was inspired by these movies and not the music itself.
- Apr 2, 2020
The Matrix?
Apr 2, 2020·1 replyM a r b l eIt’s a shame only the aesthetic around the album was inspired by these movies and not the music itself.
Your album of the year is Partymobile?
- Apr 2, 2020·1 replykiddash3r
Your album of the year is Partymobile?
Yes it’s a concise album that doesn’t come of as pretentious and has like 12 good songs so
And it has a consistent vibe contrary to AH
Apr 3, 2020·1 replyM a r b l eIt’s a shame only the aesthetic around the album was inspired by these movies and not the music itself.
why do you keep posting about how much you don't like an album lmao
I don't like partymobile and I don't go around posting how much I think it's mediocre and repetitive in every thread on KTT2 that mentions the album lmao I move on with my life
I know we're stuck in quarantine but bruh
- Apr 3, 2020·2 replieschili
why do you keep posting about how much you don't like an album lmao
I don't like partymobile and I don't go around posting how much I think it's mediocre and repetitive in every thread on KTT2 that mentions the album lmao I move on with my life
I know we're stuck in quarantine but bruh
Ok imma stop after this, but it’s just the most frustrating thing ever when everything leading up to a album is so great and then when the s*** drops it’s mostly mid. Never been more disappointed ever with a album. It’s just frustrating. Im keeping at that tho, not want to come of as an annoying hater.
- Apr 3, 2020M a r b l e
Ok imma stop after this, but it’s just the most frustrating thing ever when everything leading up to a album is so great and then when the s*** drops it’s mostly mid. Never been more disappointed ever with a album. It’s just frustrating. Im keeping at that tho, not want to come of as an annoying hater.
That’s totally fair
Stay safe out there
- Apr 3, 2020·1 replyM a r b l e
Ok imma stop after this, but it’s just the most frustrating thing ever when everything leading up to a album is so great and then when the s*** drops it’s mostly mid. Never been more disappointed ever with a album. It’s just frustrating. Im keeping at that tho, not want to come of as an annoying hater.
It's okay if you don't like it. But c'mon, you like partymobile and not this... this is clearly your fault.
- Apr 3, 2020·1 replySatanicScum
It's okay if you don't like it. But c'mon, you like partymobile and not this... this is clearly your fault.
What has me liking one album to do with not liking another one? Music is still subjective last time I checked.
- Apr 3, 2020·2 repliesM a r b l e
What has me liking one album to do with not liking another one? Music is still subjective last time I checked.
Taste is subjective. Good music, not.
- Apr 4, 2020SatanicScum
Taste is subjective. Good music, not.
That's like saying
Music is subjective. Taste, not.
means the same thing lmao
Apr 7, 2020M a r b l eYes it’s a concise album that doesn’t come of as pretentious and has like 12 good songs so
And it has a consistent vibe contrary to AH
Apr 7, 2020SatanicScumBased on interviews and songs reference. If you know more, please share.
After Hours by Martin Scorsese
L’Ange de la Vengrance by Abel Ferrara
Casino by Martin Scorsese
Fear and Loathing by Las Vegas de Terry Gilliam
Uncut Gems by Safdie Brothers
Climax by Gaspar Noé
Joker by Todd Philips
Matrix by Wachowski Sisters
Chinatown by Roman Polanski
Poor Devil by Robert Scheer
Dressed to Kill by Brian de Palma
Trouble Every Day by Claire Denis
Der Fan by Eckhart Schmidt
The Color of Money by Martin Scorsese
Escape from LA by John Carpenter
Speed by Jan De Bont
Constantine by Francis Lawrence
Dirt Dancing by Emile Ardolino
Purple Rain by Albert Magnoli
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
