Black snow is depression. The last verse is an extended metaphor where he is boxing his depression. He’s using his music & art to fight his demons.

Lil’ Flip and Clover G boss are from Cloverland, which is in Houston, Texas, not Cleveland lil flip was part of screwed up click dj screw gave him the title free style king glover g boss is signed to lil flips record label clover g’s records

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He's one of the best we have straight up 🔥

This is Dark, Broken, Mentally Unhealthy music for Dark, Broken, Mentally Unhealthy people who absolutely need to know that they are not alone. Not liking the messaging just means you are not in that place, and maybe were lucky enough to have never been there. That's a good thing. Then there's people who feel asleep with this blasting after a damaging relationship. No, It wasn't good for the soul, but made it survivable.

Where's the chat Jay?

Barrrzzz

it's because your govt/military are bullies thugs and murderous thieves in the rest of the world

yes you are that bad

Love this. Good points about selling rap.

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poignant to point out the emphasis on "dorks", when im nearly certain this track is saying "you fuckin dorks aint the leaders we need" he's talking about what others in the hip hop community said about him, and his response to being called a dork

I am certain the lyrics aren't meant to be insulting to the American people in general. It's a fear that the biggest superpower in the world might be a little bit, frankly, crass in its attitude toward other nations, toward the different cultures and the environment we all live in. America can feel overpowering. I lived in the US for many years. I experienced an insularity there that surprised me at first. There was no interest in - or news coverage of - any event or politics outside of the US, unless there was some horrific disaster overseas. With a few brilliant exceptions, it felt like dumbing down was the norm. Just to make it clear before any potential replies: while I lived in the US, I worked, paid taxes, paid for health care, and took nothing. The line at the end of the song isn't "Blood is in America", it's "God is an American. GOD is an American." People are sometimes afraid of America and, therefore, Americans. Russia was afraid for decades. Maybe that's why they're extremely antsy. As a child in the 1980s, I was afraid that the US would start a nuclear war. David Bowie was occasionally controversial and always intelligent, rarely political. He was a marvel, really, one of a kind of his generation, of his century. There are so many other songs that I hope you'll listen to. Best wishes.

Americans are that bad, but note he follows that up with I'm afraid of the world. His fears are egalitarian despite the focus on America here. Also the song is cowritten by Brain Eno, and this is a remix by Trent Reznor/NIN if you didn't know.

Beating metal objects (like garbage cans) against each other and incorporating it into the music was indeed a part of early industrial like this first NIN album. A good contrast with the synth heavy compositions. As for the lyrical content industrial is consistently dark and deranged. The live version of Gave Up on the NIN channel is simply vicious and a good choice for a reaction.

Bluegrass is an outgrowth of the folk music that the English, Irish, and Scottish immigrants brought with them to America's South, especially Appilachia.

The song is fire! Great review!

KZbin captons are a mess. They wont ever give accurate lyrics.

Those captions were generated by some shitty AI, you're better off on your own.

7:43 o death o death could you please hold a minute? I am so in effect. There is so much going on in that 1 line never mind the rest. Hands down the best outro track ever.

Idk if you know this man, but a lot of music on YT doesn't have actual lyrics in the closed caption option. Some artists take time to put it there, others don't. When you do the auto generated it's just a computer tool trying to decipher the sounds and convert it to text. It works fine on most things, but for music it doesn't understand the difference between a beat and a human voice. If you want lyrics, you gotta pull up Genius or another lyric site. edit: Footwork dirty is what he says. He's pretending he's in the ring boxing against his depression in this song. His depression being the "black snow"

Let's do this

I'm so intrigued by the late Frankie Beverly ❣️

Its just a track about being gross. Not taking care of yourself or cleaning your bathtub. Talking about people who have demons in them who cause shit like depression or other stuff that keeps you from basic self and home care. The lyrics are dirty, the beat is dirty and he is just talking about how big of a dirt bag he is, every day of the week, because emergency level filth is just another Tuesday to Aseop. Cheers Fam.

gritty track, love it

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The looks on ur face 😂

U rocked that reaction

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So stupid, if you're going to do a reaction for cheap views, why not watch the music video? Smh👎🖕!

Hi Jay! Great reaction! I think you nailed it about this song's meaning (at least, its first meaning) : it's a depiction of how a foreigner can feel about the U.S., based on what we know of your country through the media (news, documentaries, films, series, Internet posts, etc...), which focus almost all the time on violence. From the outside, your country was born out of violence, grew up in violence and still lives in violence, both physical (mass shootings, gangs, police abuse, heists, etc...) and social (wealth inequality, health insecurity, precariousness on all levels...). From this side of Europe, your country (and its inhabitants) is likely to scare most people. We know we've got the same problems as you (probably not as much, though), but the way they are depicted by the media just put them on another level completely! Oh, and also : with Bowie, there's always a second (or sometimes a third, fourth...) signification : in this case, it's all in the last sentence of the song "God is an american". If God is an american, and you're afraid of americans, then, you're afraid of God... Take care (and keep digging : the Bowie rabbit hole is full of surprises for those who keep their mind alert :D).

I HIGHLY suggest reacting to Pull My Hair by Ying Yang Twins. It’s never been reacted to and that’s insanity. You deserve to be the first to react to it. Right up this songs alley lmfao

I appreciate you homie

Loved it again! Do Billy Stings and Marcus King FUGITIVE

Sorry I missed you all this week. Holidays, Family, etc. Check discord if you get a minute. Still gonna watch the replay. It's literally the story of Typhoid Mary Mallon, the first asymptomatic carrier of a diseases. She passed it as a cook for NY elite. She wasn't sick so they couldn't believe she passed typhoid. Aesop Rock for ya :)

RIP to a true goat

That’s the point. It’s a concept album about a toxic relationship.

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