Why isn't deathbomb arc jumping all over these collaborations?

I don't want no chips in me. 

Words by Abdu Ali, JPEGMAFIA, + Elon
Song produced by JPEGMAFIA + Abdu Ali

Lyrics:
Verse1
How the fuck you feeling, feeling?
You ain't got no feelings, feelings.
The matrix got you dreaming,
False creaming, take the bug out,
so you can see what I'm sanging.
Ha, what you scared now nigga?
Put down the god damn phone my nigga.
You see the bombs they drop my nigga?
Then drugged bitches with some soda pop. 
Many of the fam took a shot,
Then got hung with bible locks.
No pop and lock.
Niggas aint got no freedom,
and now Machines our fuckin leaders?
How the fuck you leading?
Who the fuck you leading?

Chorus:
You don't even realize,
We become mechanical,
Drinking from the chemicals of our end. 

Verse2 
I kissed the world
Baby girl and I liked it
Looked her in the eye
And told that bitch to be my sidekick
Never met a nigga with a chip like me
I'm priceless
Then I went straight for the head like Isis
Young peg Tyson
Anytime and anyplace
I hack your wifi
Fuck the machine
Ima take your life friend
So stop fucking around bitch
And gimme all my damn chips

Bridge
Da da da dot dot dot dot dao! 
You gotta move now. 

Anti-Chip ft. JPEGMAFIA + Elon [Prod. JPEGMAFIA + Abdu Ali]

bookings / info(at)abduali(dot)com

Abdu Ali is a Baltimore based electronic musician, writer, cultural worker and multidisciplinary artist who works in sound, collaboration, video and performance. Their work often interrogates ideas of race, gender, and sexuality that manifests as poetic inquiries of identity, promoting liberation from oppressive ideologies and encouraging self marginalized peoples to be self determined. Ali’s work also centers promoting authentic Black queer legacies and narratives as their histories are often subjected to distortion and erasure.

Described as a cosmic, punk, and soulful tempest on stage, Ali has performed across the U.S. Europe, and at MoMa Ps1, The Carnegie Museum of Art, and The Kennedy Center. Their work has been highlighted by the New York Times, The Fader, Elephant Magazine, Tracks Arte TV and more. In 2019, Ali founded as they lay, a curatorial platform that claims space for critical dialogue, collaboration and radical envisioning for Black creative futures. Ali has held residencies at Red Bull Music, Pioneer Works and in 2022 was a visiting artist at the Brown Arts Institute at Brown University. Ali was also a recipient of the 2018 Ruby Artist Grant.

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