What's that? Lil Nas X can make songs other than remixes of "Old Town Road'?
Out now on all streaming platforms.
A single off the EP, Panini:
Out now on all streaming platforms.
A single off the EP, Panini:
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7 - New EP by Lil Nas X
- Thread starter Khaos Prime
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Lil Nas X stay winning. He's got the entire rap game in the palm of his hands. Future is as bright as he wants it to be.
It was all probably just Red Red Redemption 2 viral marketing, but who cares cause it slaps.
He's been doing music for a decent while, and that's actually the crux of Panini thematically: it's addressed to longtime fans of him as a niche artist who are now discontented with his meme-driven success and notoriety.
So, I'm going to show my age- is there a reason his songs are so short? I know artists have been doing that to goose Spotify plays, but I wasn't sure if his reasoning was that.
It's not just spotify
ITs also Apple Music and YouTube which are both gaining ground on Spotify.
That's partially it, but short songs are also just a trend for hip-hop in general these days. Some Rap Songs, for example, has similarly short tracks. Why bother doing the whole verse/hook/verse shtick when you can just get in, say your part, and get out?
Nah son. God's son across the belly. I prove you lost already.
Very interesting that...
- Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross listed as writers and producers on track 1 (for sample from 34 Ghosts IV)
- Kurt Cobain listed with writing credit on track 2 (for interpolation of In Bloom)
- Travis Barker as writer/producer on track 3 (it just sounds like he's the studio musician for this track)
Panini and Rodeo were great, but that joint with Travis Barker was... oof. Same with the Nirvana one.
I mean, Pitchfolk hasn't been relevant in years. Imma wait for the Needle Drop review /s
All respect to the dude for going from being penniless to an overnight sensation, but his music is hot garbage. Can't get jiggy with this. Still wish him all the success in the world, since it seems he's a positive cat and isn't trying to jump on the mumblerap wave.
He should really get into the habit of making all his songs at least 2 and a half minutes long if he wants radio play
So we dismissing biggie? Or just the rest of bad boy.
Either way, the name has nothing to do with the record label lol.
