Reminds me of a book by Chuck Palahnuik called Rant, in which a 'prophet' is recounting his life as he is flying in a helicopter, on his way to hosting a Super Bowl show.

Kendrick Lamar has committed spiritual Jihad this whole year, all of which is quite explicit in its reasoning.

He has taken control of the Cultural Zeitgeist and has tried to push a revolutionary message.

All music releases this year on historically important days, culminating in a Super Bowl show

Fookin hell,

The totally radical computer kid,

AS LUIGI?!

What a time to be alive

Ooooooh, a dyed-in-the-wool revolutionary being asked if they want to be put on a list...

What strange times we live in.

Sure, why not?

To Know Who and Why - Kendrick Lamar, Watch the Party Die

To March To - JPEGMAFIA, I Lay My Life Down for You (full album)

To Base Yourself - We're all Gonna Die, Jessie Wells

#revolution #1780s #1920s #eattherich

youtu.be/zISYJ-bT7DQ?...

youtu.be/zA2v9AtvUHI?...

youtu.be/pUyCBAaf6SI?...

They counted on us to keep to our compunction, to keep to our better angels.

The Cataclysm is coming.

They know it. They just chose to look away, and live in luxury until their deaths. The Cataclysm wont be fealt until early 2050.

Eat.
The.
Rich.

Watch the Party Die - Kendrick Lamar

Vulgar Display of Power- JPEGMAFIA

When I heard those records, I knew both of those artists were asking the same question.

'We've got another body buried here, haven't we?'

My favorite line has to be 'i think we're just gonna have to be secretly in love with each other and leave it at that'

But Hackman's portrayal of Royal was so....bitter sweet. A Magnificent Bastard.

Magnificent, but still a bastard.

Introduce yourself with
One book 📚
One movie 🎥
One album 💿
One TV show 📺

"I need to cross a border that's hard to define...

...Maybe you know what I'm talking about?

Or you don't,
but you feel it.

Because you've felt other borders,
like youth and adulthood,

maybe."