You if u like Frank ocean you'll like my music plz go check it out Comment by toxicalert.

'I've just posted my new song ‘Stop it’ 🔥 If you could check it out it would be much appreciated🙏🏼' Comment by BUD SHAKEY Man this takes me back Comment by Sircapalot

very special early release before video and all platforms release oct 16 Comment by yungariyy NEW SINGLE 'YOU' AND ALBUM CLEMENTINE ON MY PAGE. Upcomin Producer Drop a FW➡️➡️➡️Get me to 100 flwrs Make 🔥 Beats Comment by des 🥀

Woooooooooooooooooo Comment by 1K PRODUCTIONZ✪ (READ BIO) I just showed my boyfriend this part and during this calm part he started an argument and right when the beat dropped he called me disgusting and i just sat there with my mouth dropped speechless while the song kept playing 🥲💔 Comment by RonLeeandersonįrankie is the truth Comment by ɴɪᴋᴋᴀʟᴀ ᴍᴀʀɪᴇīills paid. Only song ill listen to for 9 minutes Comment by 𝒱𝒾𝓋🤑 Ima make love to my gf to this Comment by nik0sreīut your love aint freeeee Comment by Oliįrank really has always been the master of beat switches Comment by RonLeeanderson This is a really great song (the second half of it anyways).Īlso, I find it pretty hilarious that the cover art for the single is adapted from possibly my favorite cartoon ever, The Simpsons.Working at the pyramid tonite Comment by KIKO❕ He feels like he's on top of the world when Cleopatra calls his name, but he's jobless. His wood-grained vehicle looks clean, but he can't keep gas in it. He plays a pimp, but as the song's author is constantly toying with the polarity of the fast life: decadence and void, excess and barely getting by. With a rising keyboard swirl, Frank comes to life detailing the morning after his night with Cleopatra - her getting ready for work at The Pyramid, ostensibly a strip club. You know, 'working at the Pyramid.tonight.' Its a jam so its okay. This song is just too damn long to get stuck in ones head, so its mostly been the second part of the song. 'Pyramids' is a 9 minute song that begins pretty forgettably, in my humble opinion.Įxactly at 4:26, however, the entire song does a 180. Today, it happens to be Frank Oceans 8 minute opus to what I believe to be a stripper, Pyramids. A few days ago, Frank Ocean debuted his single for his upcoming official LP, Channel Orange. It was his bookend choruses on Watch The Throne that started to make me think I might have overlooked something. I basically ignored Nostalgia, Ultra after the saccharine 'Novocane.' I didn't understand why this guy I initially viewed as D'angelo Lite was in the raucous Odd Future crew. Full disclosure: I have tried my damnest to not like Frank Ocean.

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