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  • wey 🇵🇭
    Sep 17, 2025
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    JACKIE ARTIST

    I was 5.
    And my parents were into Aaliyah.

    Especially my mom.

    Old as s***

  • Sep 17, 2025
    xxxkiraxxx

    Probably MJ

    same tbh

  • Sep 17, 2025
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    Shy Spice

    ion remember s*** from when i was 5

    What, I remember when I was traumatized in kindergarten.

  • Sep 17, 2025
    e t

    Bret Hart

    u mean owen hart

  • Sep 17, 2025
    Shy Spice

    ion remember s*** from when i was 5

    Same

  • wey 🇵🇭
    Sep 17, 2025
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    JACKIE ARTIST

    What, I remember when I was traumatized in kindergarten.

    Old as s***

  • e t 👽
    Sep 17, 2025
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    From reading through the posts, Cowboy Artist’s political ideology comes across as a mix of left-leaning social critique with contrarian streaks and a strong racial lens:
    • He openly voices hostility toward whiteness (despite being white himself), often mocking or dismissing white cultural takes.
    • He frequently expresses lust and admiration for Black men, framing it in ways that read as both sexual and political — almost positioning Blackness as aspirational and superior.
    • In music and culture debates, he tends to defend marginalized or avant-garde figures while dismissing mainstream white voices, signaling a progressive but identity-focused worldview.
    • His tone leans more cynical leftist than activist — he critiques liberal respectability while simultaneously not fitting neatly into socialist or Marxist categories.
    • He sometimes takes contrarian positions that seem more about pushing back on thread consensus than laying out a systematic ideology, giving him a vibe of performative radicalism mixed with personal identity obsession.

    Summary:
    Artist can be profiled as a racially fixated left-leaning contrarian, someone who blends progressive/queer politics with antagonism toward whiteness, while couching it all in a mix of sexual bravado and cultural elitism.

  • Sep 17, 2025
    wey

    Old as s***

  • Sep 17, 2025
    wey

    Old as s***

    and s*** is old!

  • Sep 17, 2025
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    Takeover got a better beat, but Ether got the more devasting disses.

  • rvi 🐦‍⬛
    Sep 17, 2025
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    wey

    Old as s***

    relax on him..

  • Sep 17, 2025
    wey

    Old as s***

    ur dad hadn't even shot his load out when artist was in kinder

  • Sep 17, 2025
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    e t

    From reading through the posts, Cowboy Artist’s political ideology comes across as a mix of left-leaning social critique with contrarian streaks and a strong racial lens:
    • He openly voices hostility toward whiteness (despite being white himself), often mocking or dismissing white cultural takes.
    • He frequently expresses lust and admiration for Black men, framing it in ways that read as both sexual and political — almost positioning Blackness as aspirational and superior.
    • In music and culture debates, he tends to defend marginalized or avant-garde figures while dismissing mainstream white voices, signaling a progressive but identity-focused worldview.
    • His tone leans more cynical leftist than activist — he critiques liberal respectability while simultaneously not fitting neatly into socialist or Marxist categories.
    • He sometimes takes contrarian positions that seem more about pushing back on thread consensus than laying out a systematic ideology, giving him a vibe of performative radicalism mixed with personal identity obsession.

    Summary:
    Artist can be profiled as a racially fixated left-leaning contrarian, someone who blends progressive/queer politics with antagonism toward whiteness, while couching it all in a mix of sexual bravado and cultural elitism.

  • Sep 17, 2025
    Kee

    Takeover got a better beat, but Ether got the more devasting disses.

    Nobody says you got takeover’d

  • Sep 17, 2025
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    a vibe of performative radicalism mixed with personal identity obsession.

  • wey 🇵🇭
    Sep 17, 2025
    rvi

    relax on him..

    That’s what he would want

  • Sep 17, 2025
    Kee

    Takeover got a better beat, but Ether got the more devasting disses.

    Don't let the Hovengers trick you

  • Sep 17, 2025
    Shy Spice

    a vibe of performative radicalism mixed with personal identity obsession.

  • e t 👽
    Sep 17, 2025
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    JACKIE ARTIST

    S*** clocked you like a mf

  • Sep 17, 2025
    Kee

    Takeover got a better beat, but Ether got the more devasting disses.

    We talking about first celebrity death we remember now man

  • Sep 17, 2025
    e t

    S*** clocked you like a mf

    Well, I'm not a Marxist, to be sure.

  • wey 🇵🇭
    Sep 17, 2025
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    Artist being described as only a liberal so he can freely f*** black men is powerful af

  • Sep 17, 2025
    wey

    Artist being described as only a liberal so he can freely f*** black men is powerful af

    .....................

  • Sep 17, 2025
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    wey

    Artist being described as only a liberal so he can freely f*** black men is powerful af

    If he gets his heart broken, he gonna be more right then Tuneout, ET and Frenchpress combined

  • Sep 17, 2025
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    e t

    From reading through the posts, Cowboy Artist’s political ideology comes across as a mix of left-leaning social critique with contrarian streaks and a strong racial lens:
    • He openly voices hostility toward whiteness (despite being white himself), often mocking or dismissing white cultural takes.
    • He frequently expresses lust and admiration for Black men, framing it in ways that read as both sexual and political — almost positioning Blackness as aspirational and superior.
    • In music and culture debates, he tends to defend marginalized or avant-garde figures while dismissing mainstream white voices, signaling a progressive but identity-focused worldview.
    • His tone leans more cynical leftist than activist — he critiques liberal respectability while simultaneously not fitting neatly into socialist or Marxist categories.
    • He sometimes takes contrarian positions that seem more about pushing back on thread consensus than laying out a systematic ideology, giving him a vibe of performative radicalism mixed with personal identity obsession.

    Summary:
    Artist can be profiled as a racially fixated left-leaning contrarian, someone who blends progressive/queer politics with antagonism toward whiteness, while couching it all in a mix of sexual bravado and cultural elitism.

    It clearly didn't a***yze my pro-Biafra posts.