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What The Ending of âFutura Freeâ Means..
Frank Ocean said that thereâs no fantasy on Blonde, only reality and thatâs what the album revolves around. Frank facing the reality of heartbreak and remembering his past lovers. Itâs a love letter to his 29 years on Earth.Â
Throughout Blonde, Frank takes the listener on a journey through his life, chapter by chapter, not chronologically but abstractly.  He explains how the women he loved only wanted materialistic possessions on âNikesâ
âThese bitches want Nikes, they lookinâ for a cheque â These bitches want Nikes, but the real onesâÂ
He sings about falling in love for the first time when he was 19 on âIvyâ and remembers the destruction of Hurricane Katrina on âPink + Whiteâ.Â
The album is written in a way that explores Franks life yet allows him to be creative and build atmospheres which is why itâs so minimalistic. Itâs just Frank and his reality. Itâs not fantasy like Channel Orange.Â
Frank romanticizes about his ex lover on âSelf Controlâ and pleads for them to spend a night with him for old times sake. Blonde is raw, honest and brave. Itâs Frank at his most vulnerable and heâs not afraid to expose his feelings for someone whoâs not his anymore.Â
âKeep a place for me, for me Iâll sleep between y'all, itâs no thingâÂ
Frank recalls a date night he was on in New York City in possibly the most important track of the album, âGood Guyâ. He comes to a realization that the man heâs on a date with isnât interested in anything other than a good time whereas Frank wanted something special. It explores the constant variable of Frank constantly finding himself lost in the game of love.Â
âNightsâ takes us back to Franks younger days where heâs working late night shifts and having to deal with his worried girlfriend all in the midst of Hurricane Katrina destroying his home.Â
We go to âClose to Youâ where Frank is in the shower wondering where his destructive relationship with this person is and where itâs going. Heâs coming to terms that the relationship is at itâs end and the only way he can remember his lover is through memories of them.
âIâll be honest, I wasnât devastated But you couldâve held my hands through this, babyâ
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âJust like mine, versions of these belong to you After a while Theyâre keeping me close to youâ
âGodspeedâ is Frank accepting that his lover and him were never meant to be and he wishes them the absolute best in their journey through life and lets them know heâll be there for them if they ever need him.
Then âFutura Freeâ arrives, where he goes through the themes of the entire album in one song. Working minimum wage jobs, getting into the industry, controversies, remembering his friends. Heâs looking back at his life and recalling all the moments.
and then, a sudden stop â
The InterviewÂ
An interview starts with the theme of the album playing, Franks brother and friends are present. The interview is Frank going back in time and remembering for the last time in the album, his life before the fame, a time where could hang out in the streets with his family and friends and not have to worry about anything else. The interview represents a time of innocence and care freeness. âFutura Freeâ is the pinnacle and present of Franks life and represents how far he has come.Â
The album ends off with the question:
âHow far is a light year?â
It asks us how far we have come and how far we will go in life.
IVY
Ivy is Blondeâs most nostalgic sounding track. The instrumentals alone set a mood of reminiscing and reflection. Frankâs passion-filled voice further fuels the mood, and really places you in the center of his emotional state. This track is set in the part of Frankâs life as a young 19 year old, where his innocent and chill summers were coming to a conclusion. It explores his falling in love with a man, of which was unrequited for a time until it was finally reciprocated, much to Frankâs disbelief. This track was created based off his rather tragic love story, of which is told in an open letter he had written in 2012.
âI thought that I was dreaming,
When you said you loved me.
It started from nothing
I had no chance to prepare,
I couldnât see you comingâ
(chorus)
- For years, Frank thought that the man he fell for would never love him back (Open Letter - âHe wouldnât tell me the truth about his feelings for another 3 years.â). They spent almost all their summer days together when they had met, which is why the summer vibes are so strong in this track.
- After waiting endlessly, the one he loved finally loved him back. It was so unbelievable to him, that he was very taken aback and did not know how to react emotionally; he did not see it coming. The relationship âstarted from nothingâ, and was fresh and completely new for him.
âI could hate you now
Itâs quite alright to hate me now
When we both know that deep down
The feeling still deep down is goodâ
- Ivy is a story that Frank is telling of his past. Frank acknowledges their mutual feelings of negativity when he says âI could hate you now, itâs quite alright to hate me nowâ, but still remembers fondly that the love they had shared was still worth the while, even now; âthe feeling still deep down is goodâ .
âIf I could see through walls
I could see youâre faking
If you could see my thoughts
You would see our facesâ
- The walls refer to emotional walls, or barriers that people put up in order to avoid getting hurt. Frank is talking about how if the man he loved put his guard down and became true to himself, that heâd finally see his true intentions and feelings.
- His âthoughtsâ and âfacesâ in his head are looping back to the fantasies that heâs had about his ex-lover.
âSafe in my rental like an armored truck back then
We didnât give a fuck back then
I ainât a kid no more
Weâll never be those kids againâ
- âarmored truckâ refers to his feelings and such still being safe from the hurt that was ultimately coming. They used to be carefree and young, and living in the moment. Frank acknowledges that they have both matured and grown apart, and will never be the same way they once were together.
âWeâd drive to Sydâs, had the X6 back then
Back then
No matter what I did
My waves wouldnât dip back then
Everything sucked back then
We were friendsâ
- Syd is an old friend of Frankâs, and the lead singer of The Internet. The X6 is in reference to Frankâs BMW, which is one of many times that Frank uses his cars to tell an emotional story.
- Things were simple, and problems werenât as heavy as they are now.
- Â Â The chorus repeats, which further emphasizes the emotions Frank had felt at the time of his childish summer romance. -
âIn the halls of your hotel
Arm around my shoulder so I could tell
How much I meant to you⌠meant it sincere back then
We had time to kill back thenâ
- Frank reminisces more on their old times together, with a rather fond but also sad tone. He remembers the feelings they had felt at the time, which really makes the track true to its nostalgic elements.
âYou ainât a kid no more
Weâll never be those kids again
Itâs not the same, ivoryâs illegal
Donât you remember?â
- âYou ainât a kid no more, weâll never be those kids againâ this is the second time that this line has been sung, which is essentially Frank snapping back into reality and understanding that the way things are now are nothing like they used to be.
- âItâs not the same, ivoryâs illegal, donât you remember?â Ivory is in reference to cocaine. More reminiscing.
âI broke your heart last week
Youâll probably feel better by the weekend
Still remember, had you going crazy
Screaming my name
The feeling deep down is goodâ
- It is revealed to us here that Frankâs ex-lover was mostly superficial in emotion; he was able to get over the heartbreak quickly.
- The sexual aspects of their relationship was clearly intense; âhad you going crazy, screaming my name the feeling deep down is goodâ .
- chorus again, but this time Frank sings it with more emphasis and is really trying to put forth his emotions in this one. -
âAll the things I didnât mean to say
I didnât mean to do
There were things you didnât need to say
Did you mean to? Me too
Iâve been dreaming of you
Dreaming of you
Iâve been dreaming of youâ
(outro)
- Frank is feeling immense regret and heavy emotions about his ex-lover and their previous relationship.
- Frank sings the last 3 lines with a quickly intensifying grainy overlay, which makes it sound like heâs screaming about dreaming of his ex-lover.
The end of the track has noises of him presumably throwing and breaking things in frustration and anger about his emotions.
Nights playing from another room Frank Ocean
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Chanel - Frank Ocean
from another room remix
(i think i'm gonna do another one, this was a lot of fun to fool around with)
The perfect man doesnât exiâŚ.
ME EVERY TIME I LISTEN TO SELF CONTROL
Okkk so like the other day when i was home from school i just randomly started writing, and then i recorded what i wrote and this is the result i guess? (the whole lead voice thing was done in one take btw, thatâs why itâs not that good. like just notice how i switch between british and american itâs pretty fucked up) lol and also i donât really play the piano so like itâs hella simple
I wasât planning on posting this, bc itâs kinda personal, but itâs obv itâs not done yet considering iâve only spent like two hours on it lol, so i was hoping that you guys could give it a listen, and tell me what i could do better??? it would reeeeaaaally help me out tbh. donât be mean tho pls
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I just wanna know how he keep his wig so fresh lol
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