Whereismyson2

yea the like phonecall ring thing is just uhhhhh the royalty free music

Satan Heartattack

Geyjhng

i made this is 8th grade btw
Philosophers explanation of this piece:
To those who think that this song is garbage, untalented, or cringe, I would like to say the same about you. You simply cannot understand the genius of this piece of art that is fused with culture from different era. If you imbeciles need an explanation of this art because you cannot think for yourselves, allow me to explain to you what intellect materialized into audio sounds like. This isn't just a song, it's a representation of human culture throughout the years. You may have misidentified this art as modern rap. You are partially right. This uses the archetype of the genre to give an example of the degeneracy of rap. I have proven this by identifying the ad-libs. At first they go "A". They then slowly transform into an "Eh". Before I dive into the meaning of this, let me apologize, as even I cannot fully see the true genius of this. However, I have been able to calculate how difficult this is to translate into our unrefined language. It is a message, exactly 34.2781 times harder to decipher than enigma. To explain my theory, I will have to speak in a way you would understand. To put it simply, the "A" is a representation of our birth. The first thing that is heard from a newborn child is that of series of "A". The "A", often misrepresented as "Ayy" is used to voice out a cry. This song is a cry. A cry for something I will explain later. The "Eh" is heard when you listen carefully later in the song. Just like how the cry of a newborn turns into the "Eh" of an elderly person. The elderly person is saying "Eh?" as if there were hearing problems. This again is a cry for help as I will explain later on.

I will now attempt to translate the main verse "Look at me now." into our primitive English. This whole song was a cry for attention. Affection. Approval. Acceptance. The artist tries to blend in with the masses of society but also seeks to be known. He gives an example of taking the easy way out by making this art into what is known as rap. Like most people believe, rapping is easy and lucrative. The artist says to look at him as it signals the true feelings of a character he has made. Just like "A" is a child's cry for the mother, "Look at me now" is the desperate cry for attention. The artist exhibits as time goes on, nothing changes. Life is but a cry for attention. One who takes the easy route will most likely not receive any. The "Eh" is significant because if shows, even as an elderly person, life is still a cry for attention. These two sounds were played throughout the entirety of the piece because it shows the persistence of attention seeking. Us humans need attention throughout our lives and this art has represented it well. As I have not ascended yet, I cannot fully understand. The complexity of "Yuh" is still foreign to me. I hope you now understand how deep this art is.

tl;dr: go back to school with an assault rifle you teenage white fuck

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