Palestinian Oozi

2mo

I was reading this review, creature of habit, from the days where pitchfork had sway……my thing is, what’s so wrong about an album that’s expressing dejection with the music industry? Like yeah it’s obviously very bitter and defiant. But that’s what this album’s central theme is. It’s probably his one true concept album. It’s very cohesive as a tone of music and the sentiments he’s putting forth.

Idk I find it very fascinating as a listen as someone who’s had a lot of Drake critiques over the years. This is the most meta album of such magnitude ever made. Like yes he’s very much at war with his label and yes there’s a lot of money at play and yes a lot of his peers don’t f*** with him. People don’t like to indulge him for this but it is interesting and compelling as a listen.

Duddas

2mo

What’s wrong with twitter anyway I swear half of the replies on ppls s*** is bots

whippet volverse

2mo

still respect to Jaylen Brown

decent to good NBA player

seems like an intelligent, and generally good dude

terrible opinion on music though

would also say that in general the rabbit hole is deep

he's managed by 2 main corporations, m88, and The Lede Company.
m88 - co-founded by Charles D. King, a guy behind a lot of Black films of recent years, most notably Judas & The Black Messiah, which has a rare guest rap verse from who?

and The Lede Company is a PR firm with strong ties to the Roc. They aren't officially under the same umbrella, but they've partnered up for events together before. not only do they support Rihanna's PR but with Kendrick Lamar and pgLang.

when the Los Angeles Fire Department needed crisis management support, they hired The Lede Company on a direct recommendation from Jay Brown, the co-founder and CEO of Roc Nation.

"Last summer, the Los Angeles Fire Department enlisted a public relations firm to help shape the narrative around its response to the Palisades fire as it geared up to release its long-awaited after-action report.

The optics around the devastating fire hadn’t been good.

A Times investigation revealed that top LAFD officials failed to pre-deploy engines in Pacific Palisades, despite forecasts of dangerously high winds. Mayor Karen Bass ousted the fire chief. The thousands of residents who lost their homes were growing increasingly angry. City and LAFD officials were concerned about how the report, which was intended to examine what mistakes the department made and how to avoid repeating them, would land.

“While we have a section that deals with press inquiries, media, and interview requests, they are not equipped to deal with what I call a ‘Crisis,’” LAFD Deputy Chief Kairi Brown wrote to the Lede Company in July.

The Times obtained the email and other materials this week through the California Public Records Act. Brown wrote in the email that his brother, Jay Brown, who co-founded the entertainment company Roc Nation with Jay-Z, recommended the firm."

https://www.latimes.com/california/newsletter/2026-04-11/lafd-gets-some-media-relations-lessons-reporters-are-not-your-friends

niggas will call me a conspiracy theorist for pulling up with the facts but i don't care

ThatGuyChike

2mo

This been posted?

Harlem

2mo

FATD is one of his top 3 albums we will have that conversation one day

Campari

2mo

It may just be in my top three. Would you consider SH3 apart of it too based off the title or that’s its own thing?

Harlem

2mo

It's part of the deluxe so I would but I still think FATD original album stands strong enough on it's own

polar opposites is something special

Day One Isher

2mo

Lots of love on my socials now compared to release day lol

doot doot

2mo

It’s so funny the ktard narrative is that he’s crying on this when in reality he isn’t crying at all and is actually sending shots and rebuttals right back to what was said about him all 2024 and 25 lol