After relistening to after hours and dawn fm in preparation Iâm sort of confused on what the point of the trilogy is
Is Dawn FM told from the perspective of the man being old from after hours? Is this just his way of saying he feels old and worn out and regretting a lot? Is after hours just supposed to be representing him crashing out on bad decisions? It feels like itâs trying to tell a story but also very symbolic so it doesnât necessarily feel like it lines up. And I really donât get how hurry up tomorrow fits. Maybe it will make sense when I hear it tonight
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I've avoided spoilers all day
Iâm happy for you I spoiled everything tbh
After relistening to after hours and dawn fm in preparation Iâm sort of confused on what the point of the trilogy is
Is Dawn FM told from the perspective of the man being old from after hours? Is this just his way of saying he feels old and worn out and regretting a lot? Is after hours just supposed to be representing him crashing out on bad decisions? It feels like itâs trying to tell a story but also very symbolic so it doesnât necessarily feel like it lines up. And I really donât get how hurry up tomorrow fits. Maybe it will make sense when I hear it tonight
id love to hear other peoples thoughts on how this fits, cos i cant quite make it out right now
my thinking is that the original pre-voice loss album was going to be way more directly connected to AH and Dawn
id love to hear other peoples thoughts on how this fits, cos i cant quite make it out right now
my thinking is that the original pre-voice loss album was going to be way more directly connected to AH and Dawn
Yeah it almost feels like he abandoned the trilogy concept in a way.
Iâve seen people saying that after hours is stress and tension, Dawn fm is depression and feeling stuck, and hut is acceptance and surrender
But I also seen that hut is the most depressing installment
I became skeptical of the whole trilogy thing when he never called Dawn fm chapter 7 but suddenly called chapter 8 HUT. It almost feels like he retroactively made Dawn fm chapter 7 but it almost feels more accurate for the idol to be chapter 7 and for after hours/Dawn to be chapter 6. Idk
Best songs 24 hours later almost?
HOLY F*** THAT TRANSITION FROM I CANT F***ING SING INTO SAO PAOLO MAKES ME LIKE THE SONG 100 TIMES BETTER
the record turned out to be his magnum opus and we got an elite TV performance that starts the story. I WON
Give me mercy sounds a bit like overdrive by Drake
Yeah it almost feels like he abandoned the trilogy concept in a way.
Iâve seen people saying that after hours is stress and tension, Dawn fm is depression and feeling stuck, and hut is acceptance and surrender
But I also seen that hut is the most depressing installment
I became skeptical of the whole trilogy thing when he never called Dawn fm chapter 7 but suddenly called chapter 8 HUT. It almost feels like he retroactively made Dawn fm chapter 7 but it almost feels more accurate for the idol to be chapter 7 and for after hours/Dawn to be chapter 6. Idk
I mean the final run of tracks in hut is him coming to terms with everything
Give me mercy sounds a bit like overdrive by Drake
And they both caught that Michael influence on those records
HOLY F*** THAT TRANSITION FROM I CANT F***ING SING INTO SAO PAOLO MAKES ME LIKE THE SONG 100 TIMES BETTER
I kinda wish that the clip was just included in the song but idk

the lynch interpolation
After relistening to after hours and dawn fm in preparation Iâm sort of confused on what the point of the trilogy is
Is Dawn FM told from the perspective of the man being old from after hours? Is this just his way of saying he feels old and worn out and regretting a lot? Is after hours just supposed to be representing him crashing out on bad decisions? It feels like itâs trying to tell a story but also very symbolic so it doesnât necessarily feel like it lines up. And I really donât get how hurry up tomorrow fits. Maybe it will make sense when I hear it tonight
I thought it was like hell, purgatory, heaven type beat