Kodak Spice

4h

u ever think leakers just invent metadata?

Kodak Spice

4h

he like crappucinnos

Orangutan

4h

Yeah it happens pretty often, but it usually gets sorted out

But once enough untampered files from a specific era leak, you can go back and crosscheck that the file naming scheme and metadata formatting is consistent between new leaks and old leaks. Like if it's known info that versions 1, 2 and 3 of song "x" came from a folder called "y" on person "z's" laptop, and they are all named/tagged the same way, and then versions 4 & 5 of that same song leak and they're named/tagged the same way, you'll know it came from the same folder, and can date it to the same time

Leakers also check each other. So if Seller "A" is selling version 18 of song "B", and claiming it's from Yeezus 2, other sellers that have sourced Yeezus 2 can confirm or deny what seller A is saying

Orangutan

4h

Yeah it happens pretty often, but it usually gets sorted out

But once enough untampered files from a specific era leak, you can go back and crosscheck that the file naming scheme and metadata formatting is consistent between new leaks and old leaks. Like if it's known info that versions 1, 2 and 3 of song "x" came from a folder called "y" on person "z's" laptop, and they are all named/tagged the same way, and then versions 4 & 5 of that same song leak and they're named/tagged the same way, you'll know it came from the same folder, and can date it to the same time

Leakers also check each other. So if Seller "A" is selling version 18 of song "B", and claiming it's from Yeezus 2, other sellers that have sourced Yeezus 2 can confirm or deny what seller A is saying

Orangutan

4h

Yeah it happens pretty often, but it usually gets sorted out

But once enough untampered files from a specific era leak, you can go back and crosscheck that the file naming scheme and metadata formatting is consistent between new leaks and old leaks. Like if it's known info that versions 1, 2 and 3 of song "x" came from a folder called "y" on person "z's" laptop, and they are all named/tagged the same way, and then versions 4 & 5 of that same song leak and they're named/tagged the same way, you'll know it came from the same folder, and can date it to the same time

Leakers also check each other. So if Seller "A" is selling version 18 of song "B", and claiming it's from Yeezus 2, other sellers that have sourced Yeezus 2 can confirm or deny what seller A is saying

Kodak Spice

4h

so its like horoscopes

BIG early

4h

waow there’s a science to this

TubShart

4h

nort crappuccino with dhiarea drizzle on top please

Orangutan

4h

Discord boys don't play

TubShart

4h

yes stew as @nort calls it

Orangutan

4h

Discord boys don't play

Kodak Spice

4h

a vz1er leaked yeezus

Nort

4h

slightly gagged at this one .. KYS!

Kodak Spice

4h

tuneout got a way with words

Orangutan

4h

Yeah it happens pretty often, but it usually gets sorted out

But once enough untampered files from a specific era leak, you can go back and crosscheck that the file naming scheme and metadata formatting is consistent between new leaks and old leaks. Like if it's known info that versions 1, 2 and 3 of song "x" came from a folder called "y" on person "z's" laptop, and they are all named/tagged the same way, and then versions 4 & 5 of that same song leak and they're named/tagged the same way, you'll know it came from the same folder, and can date it to the same time

Leakers also check each other. So if Seller "A" is selling version 18 of song "B", and claiming it's from Yeezus 2, other sellers that have sourced Yeezus 2 can confirm or deny what seller A is saying

TubShart

4h

gagged on the turd in the stew. ew

Kodak Spice

4h

he treat it like soulja treated the blunt

@early

BIG early

4h

OFT Unreleased Team never had this much organization we just had a few gatekeepers and the rest of us were trolls

BIG early

4h

i told her treat me like soulja blunt on twitch