Your Girl Smells Chung When She Wears Dior

This is a sample i recorded the other week in band practice. I made it by pressing down on the 12th fret of the top 2 strings of my bandmate's pickup'd acoustic guitar and letting the harmonics ring out. from there i just fed it out to a distortion effect with the gain cranked really high. i think it came out sounding really pretty

HBD

on the flipside, the central thing that made brockhampton enticing to record labels is no longer present within any individual member's solo endeavors. popular music careers of that echelon are defined by sustained creative partnerships between the star and their team. the individual rappers in brockhampton likely never forged those relationships with anyone outside of brockhampton because they didn't need to. if you're one of the non-vocalist members of brockhampton, you simply don't have the time or energy to support the seven solo careers of each rapper. and even if you did, or if you just decided to sever ties with the other six and only team up with one rapper, i imagine it would be frustrating and demoralizing for the producer to have their artistic relationship with the rapper transform from something collaborative to something that explicitly puts the rapper above you. and for the rappers, if they can't source their former brockhampton colleagues, i imagine it would be frustrating and demoralizing to have the people who manage your career, make your beats, shoot your music videos, make your album art, and promote your music go from being your friends to being some corporate stooges whose main allegiance is to the record label, not to you.

ima love my son if he gay ima love my son if he trans but i will not love my son if he not gettin no bands

like do you think that the guy who wrote this realizes how much power he's projecting onto someone who probably makes the same amount of money as a grocery store manager