Dijon - Absolutely (Film)

Absolutely Out Now: dijon.lnk.to/Absolutely
with:
dijon
mike on guitar
henry on drums and odd device
ryan on geetar
gabe on bass
brad on keys
Directed By: Jack Karaszewski
Director of Photography: Christopher Ripley
Producer: Stephen Heleker
Unit Production Manager: Ivy Liao
Associate Producer: Deker Daily
Production Designer: Miranda Lorenz
Stylists: Joanie Del Santo & Blake Hardy
Camera Operator: Adam Hull
Sony Venice and Ronin Tech: Andrew Brinkhaus
1st AC: Mario Garciduenas
2nd AC: Bruno Pescina, Michelle Alanis
Gaffer: Mathias Peralta
Key Grip: JP Bennett
Best Boy Electric: Jerod Nawrocki
Best Boy Grip: Evan Croker
Sound Mixer: Alex Thompson
Sound Mixer Assistant: Leo Greene
Art Director: Xavier Martinez
Leadman: Leo Arroyo
Set Dresser: Victoria Ainza
Styling Assistant: Rachael Buley
Production Assistant: Amali Dunmore
Shop: shop.dijondijon.com
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Twitter: bit.ly/2MVYUDL
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#Dijon #Absolutely

[@sharky]

Been watching this video again and again for years but I’m here to finally leave a comment to say that this might be the best video on the entire KZbin.

[@landonbehrendt2553]

you’re so real for that sharky🙏

[@jonii5739]

you're probably right

[@Iirandomizexx]

Same bro

[@adamsteinken1185]

Watched this for the 1st time a week ago, immediately shared it with my music friends saying basically the same thing. This is truly a gift

[@peterchoate-maher9802]

“In philosophy, systems theory, science, and art, emergence occurs when a complex entity has properties or behaviors that its parts do not have on their own, and emerge only when they interact in a wider whole” Lot of that going on in that fake room.

[@mikeyslowey]

The chemistry between Dijon and Mk.gee is what makes this so special. The way they interact and play off of each other is just incredible to watch.

[@TheGuitarModder]

Its totally hypnotic

[@fredrikrg2340]

do you think they explored each other's bodies?

[@123blastoffful]

Had to double back to this after mk.gee's performance on jimmy kimmel!

[@palealejedi]

@@fredrikrg2340i hope so

[@averageloner9657]

I didn't know that was mk.gee. no wonder I love these chords. Are you looking up is life to me rn.

[@levismith8454]

This is the craziest tiny desk concert I've ever seen

[@LitCactus]

miniature desk performance

[@redrumthebum]

tiny house performance

[@tanirolundy4228]

Ooo Agu

[@namo3450]

tiny desk can’t contain these guys energy, they would have the whole room in the video singing😂

[@polymath2007]

Absolutely! ❤

[@wannabesocrates]

almost two years later and this is still my favorite video on youtube

[@iesh_ha]

IKR, man I keep coming back 💀 this is just gonna be timeless music, and will be coming back until I’m an elder man

[@wavewithus4081]

Been listening to this twice a day at minimum since finding this video 3 weels ago. Im obsessed, its like I'm truly hearing live music for the first time the way these guys do it

[@Jacob-fl6pc]

never fails to hit the spot... so damn good

[@patrickcurley6934]

I want friends that look at me the way mk.gee looks at Dijon.

[@lodellas]

wait... thats mk.gee????? i'm such an idiot

[@AkeemGriffith-co2zd]

Me too. ​@@lodellas

[@designbuildla]

😂

[@MrMikkyn]

That’s so interesting. I do that with my muso friends or bandmates when I performed and rehearsed in the past. Its a form of nonverbal communication, when you just feel the music and the emotions with your soul.

[@jankjunkjankyjunky]

at that point, i think i'd ask what are we LMAO

[@aetsen1]

that is the most accurate visual representation of music I have ever seen

[@leonelisaacflores]

yup.

[@aandyds]

i've never seen ANYTHING like this. production was hands down top tier, dijon's emotions were over the roof, and the songs, despite all the chaos, were so beautifully made. definitely my comfort album 2024 edit: this is still the best thing on earth

[@DashFlashTheLife]

Comfort album is a PERFECT description

[@joy-wp4ch]

AAAAAA SAME THIS WAS SUCH A PLEASURE TO WATCH

[@xlrheat09]

this video and the album ages like wine

[@AJBB88]

One of the best albums of the last 5 years

[@goldsmifff]

2024 reply, this has been my favorite video to watch when I'm staying up too late, having a few drinks. Headphones on, volume all the way up, rewind Scratching 6 times before moving on.

[@rhysjones9771]

i love watching them all get progressively more and more drunk

[@mazzie5742]

no album can make me feel the way this album does

[@ninjapanda1384]

True

[@rocknroll7400]

Try Hendrix, Floyd or Zeppelin

[@carterdyche]

Blonde by Frank Ocean does it too

[@wojothebard]

I don’t think I’ve ever really been so happy for a drop like this. my heart is beating rapidly and my body is custard. goodbye.

[@bbroosk]

the brain is fried chicken

[@user-vs3ei6lv3s]

The heart is a can of baked beans

[@neezy2thowsn]

literally bro....literally

[@rakelroll8142]

he is the true gift this xmas

[@alienboy317]

@@rakelroll8142 his mama must be santa then

[@oatmilk4life]

I KNOW IT SMELLS CRAZY IN THERE

[@danieldoomwonder]

This Project is LIFE CHANGING This Project is HEALING MY MOTHER PASSED to the other side of time 7 years ago and this project helped me find myself through so much pain…it helped me find her voice. This album helped me deal with addiction This album helped me deal with self harm and the darkest thoughts MUSIC IS MAGIC, SOUND IS NATURE DIJON IS A MAGICIAN AND A HEALER Thank You, and BLESS

[@TheHighlorddrakken]

WWWWQ1Q1

[@astronautist4716]

Mike's contribution cannot be overstated

[@SebastianFalvoMusic]

I am on at least my 50th watch/listen of this in a week. I think this is maybe the greatest film/evidence as to why people need to be in a room to truly create something magnificent. Plenty of music is made alone these days and it is great, but there is something undeniable about being in the same room as other musicians creating. This is beyond belief. Can’t imagine what it would be like to be in the room.

[@lodellas]

I just want to know someone that loves this like I do.

[@nokwandangwenya1135]

I’ve spent years religiously listening to mk.gee and Dijon separately so when I found out they not only knew each other but also work together? I literally lost my mind 😭 what an iconic team up

[@kega847]

This version of scratching needs to be released as its own track

[@musabghany8213]

Facts

[@miya_pwr]

yes!! and annie!! i always find myself coming back to this video for those two

[@ryangregohara]

This is like Bright Eyes, d’angelo, Bon Iver, Frank Ocean, Springsteen with a dash of Wilco all rolled into one unique and amazing artist. It comes at just the right time and is completely moving. Kids take note…the emotion and creativity that occurs in a room with people is mesmerizing. I think many of us that play music can relate to the feeling this video conveys with your voice blown out, your fingers hurting and the fog of too many beers as the clock pushes towards 3am with your buds…but god damn I don’t think many of us have sounded this tight it that chaos.

[@trip2belize]

YES!!!!! 💜💜💜

[@armane6983]

These are exactly the vibes I get from Dijon!!!

[@ryangregohara]

In other words a pitchfork wet dream…but it’s so much of a pitchfork wet dream that they gave it a lower rating than it deserves …because….you know…it wouldn’t be cool to be into something so cool.

[@brianbonifacio7536]

I totally hear the Wilco and Bon iver!

[@257ls]

Replace Springsteen with Bowie and I couldn't agree more

[@austinr.g8349]

i have the craziest emotional response every time I watch this. I can’t get through a single song without bawling my eyes out. everything about this video is perfect. it’s seriously unreal the album is already such a beautiful masterwork & these performances add even more beauty. this is seriously a masterpiece , I’m sure I sound redundant but I write this with an unspeakable amount of tears in my eyes… this shit is incredibly powerful

[@ben_ignacio]

i’m so happy that someone feel the same way i did every time i watch this

[@mars3857]

I feel the same. I think that’s beautiful.

[@jonahhernandez9218]

Rodeo clown will always, always, be a direct gut punch for me. His performance of it here is just too damn good

[@Mindless4MB101]

This feels like my generation's D'Angelo Meets Frank Ocean. Mark my words, this man is going to be great. I'm staking claim to it now.

[@IceeDivision]

Had the incredible opportunity to meet him in a bar in Portland before his show. He was so humble about his success thus far. He bought my girlfriend a drink and was on his way. Good dude.

[@trishab8456]

This is wild because he manages to both sound like Bon Iver and Frank Ocean at the same time but maybe those are unfair comparisons because in the end he simply, and most importantly, sounds like himself. This is so great.

[@jacktaylor7264]

That version of “Scratching” is tremendous. I wish that was the album version

[@leonelisaacflores]

tremendous is the best word to describe it

[@batoraushiromiya3029]

Discovered this thanks to the recently release Mk.Gee album and Rhett Shull talking about him and Dijon, I LOVE this.

[@jaysongarcia8365]

NOT HAVING "THE DRESS" PERFORMED WAS A CRIME WTFF!

[@iamkylehorn]

LITERALLY WHAT THE HELL

[@anaruxx]

yeah :(

[@eficer04]

doesn’t suit the energy of the performance imo but yeah not having that or end of record was sad

[@battlelion8658]

The energy in this film is so raw its unbelievable. the amount of thought that went into filming the craziness that was the live performance is maddddddddddd! Jack Karaszewski you nailed it, massive props to you.🙌

[@listentogrey]

All the sounds captured 👂🏽 ✨ The claps!!! 🤌🏽🤌🏽

[@makenziebrister2937]

jack karaszewski

[@yomulv]

i need to someone to look at me the way mike looks at dijon

[@TheWhyer]

0:00 Big Mike's 6:46 opening credits/Differences (Ginuwine) jam sesh 7:23 Scratching 9:30 Talk Down 11:05 Star Spangled Banner interlude 12:18 Annie 16:14 A Thousand Miles (Vanessa Carlton) jam sesh 18:03 Many Times 20:42 Rodeo Clown 23:20 Credits!

[@lettherythmflow]

where 'The Dress' at? haah

[@Loveme4life.]

whats the song they play during the opening credits?

[@ShowOffntertainment]

talk down sounds like a Baltimore club beat

[@lupolinda]

Obrigado

[@raph4964]

Where is end of records

[@gabewhite4906]

I’m treating this like a pregame for his tour

[@oliviahuff3989]

i’m so excited for him. he’s definitely gonna be even bigger than he already is. instant classic

[@trip2belize]

aye, Frank avy 💜 isn't this so amazing?!?! I love Dijon so much!!!

[@therockobama3018]

Fax

[@Enjoidalo]

4 suree

[@ellawhicker7234]

it's an addiction at this point i really just can't stop watching this

[@muhahill3566]

watching dijon and mk.gee ping pong off each other and match energies will never get old

[@__cal29]

Christmas is coming early! Now I just need some Dijon merch to drop since I can’t make it to any of the shows sadly

[@JordanEsker]

serious where’s the vinyl!!?

[@catchacloud]

Yesss drop that merch, deej!

[@yomalinville5180]

GIVE US THE MERCH!!!!!

[@smallerballer21]

So special we get to drop in on this whenever we want. What a gift... when Dijon and Mk.gee are the biggest artists in indie music, this shit is going to one of the most precious artifacts in music.

[@Janudjanudd]

after watching this 100 times, i just now realized the songs get drunker as the video progresses. Pretty cool

[@davud1]

Isn’t that one of the more obvious things happening here?

[@phoenixsimmons5239]

One of the greatest works of art we’ll experience in our lifetime.

[@vaehs4352]

so glad I discovered dijon's music. claiming my "I was here" spot

[@mika-fm4lk]

Same

[@willembaldiga2039]

same. dijon is sick

[@calvincarswell7734]

same

[@DLA.]

Yes. Same.

[@paks.]

fax

[@purple6573]

Scratching's ending went crazy and I did not expect that but I loved it!!

[@sicnarfsabsab]

Still can’t let go of this video series. These songs and visuals hauntingly stay with me up to this day. Dijon & MK.Gee need a tiny desk asap!

[@melliedpt]

This video parades as a drunken jam sesh to the superficial gaze, yet is an expression to the depths of emotion and agony of both loss and hope. I feel like my freakin' soul was torn out and shaken. Every fiber of my being is tingling. The artistry, vocals, visages, instruments, unassuming style -- all of it blended so beautifully. It's a chaotic, raw, artful experience. I'm very thankful. (honorable mentions to the Ginuwine and Vanessa Carlton riffs, the Totoro shirt, and the scene of Dijon stumbling outside - I can just imagine how crisp that air must have felt & reminded me of my time living in WA)

[@KrazyRobot]

you’re a g

[@melliedpt]

@@KrazyRobot :D ty, hope you enjoyed the film as much as I did!

[@danieltyrrell2490]

Damn boo 💔

[@SleepyEyeSniper]

exactly

[@wadegossett321]

Favorite drop of 2021, easily. ‘Absolutely’ resists the urge to neatly detail complex situations and instead makes an active decision to ooze, and at times explode, with organic expression. I haven’t been this excited about music in a long time - thank you, Dijon!

[@bossbaby2112]

Camera operator not tripping on chords or knocking something over is legend

[@HaydenMassey]

I’ve watched this probably 10 times. A actual masterpiece dijon has made. Pure art.

[@jameslankester3940]

I've never been so affected by a piece of art before. I mean that. Film, music, paintings. Nothing's ever made me feel like this. Beyond imagination, well done.

[@louis6below]

sad that The Dress wasn’t included in this but watching the part for Rodeo Clown had me nearly in tears. i think both of those song specifically resonate with me because it’s how i used to feel for the longest time. someone who didn’t want me like i wanted them and the aftermath of being “just friends” really tore me apart for a while. luckily im no longer experiencing this but to me, those songs helped me with fully closing that chapter of my life. the emotions this album in general put me through was something i’ve only felt maybe 2 other times. so thank you Dijon, i can’t wait to see you be as big as frank one day

[@alfieinlove]

so sad the dress wasnt in there. loved it tho.

[@MjkL1337]

also that kinda didn't look like acting? i mean, they had a script yeah but it's crazy how i felt every drop of that. (talking about rodeo clown)

[@Mononoken]

I feel like the dress just doesn’t match. It’s so r&b. But I love it anyways.

[@KrazyRobot]

@@Mononoken 👍

[@angelsayshi8061]

what are the two songs that made you feel something like this

[@santoslimon306]

The drum fill at Annie is amazing 😭😭😭

[@GawxArt]

Beautiful

[@calebsmith4993]

This is one of the best things I’ve ever watched in my life

[@jonathanheyon1659]

A true work of raw and honest work. Something so sincere and amazing about a warmly lit room with little room, filled with instruments and musicians. Bouncing off each other, fireworks of noise and art being created in this cramped room, and for us to witness such work is “ABSOLUTELY” a privilege. The bursts of noise, the off keys, the rawness in Dijon’s voice, Dijon’s ability to engage with everyone in the room, everything about this is perfect. Sad to hear this won’t be on the internet for very long. It makes art what it is, a fleeting joy we appreciate and gaze at while it’s present. Thank you to Dijon and everyone who made this film possible. Album of the year…

[@angelsayshi8061]

wdym it won’t be on the internet for long?

[@CRASS2047]

You can tell his voice is shot, but his voice actually sounds good when shot.

[@marcuslustig8989]

And that's what they call in the biz "a take"

[@luisamalik4754]

still completely and utterly enamored by this beautiful film man

[@kayleighchristinaaguiar8847]

You can feel every song its insaaane. I had chills the whole time and realized I was crying at the end lol. I’m so excited to see what the future holds for him

[@ruhensley5239]

this album made me pick up my guitar and write for the first time in nearly a year. what a gift this is. thank you.

[@coreydawson5326]

Organic AF!!!!!!!!! nothing better than creating real-time. everyone finds that pocket and start vibing...............so dang beautiful. no true lyrics even really needed on Big Mike's

[@djdarden689]

im fighting tears but i feel a slight comfort in letting go and weep this is absolutely beautiful thank you dijon

[@marvinmalacaman9984]

This will be a classic, for sure.

[@TheBookerstein]

Wow! I’m 67 and this blew me away

[@norma5219]

I was obsessed with this video a few months ago. Got me through so many turmoils. Back here now and still one of my favorite productions ever. Incredible.

[@sophiaross8033]

big mike's will be my wedding song some day, I swear on it.

[@alexgriffin4313]

Simply, wow. This film was amazing the entire way through. To Jack: the direction and mix was superb. Your storytelling was amazing. The editing was on point. I truly felt at times that I was there and was constantly finding myself captivated by the film. What a talent you have for this. I’ll be sure to follow your next projects. To Dijon: I doubt you’ll ever read this, but thank you. Thank you for making my favorite album of the year. Thank you for making one of my favorite albums ever. It will forever be cemented in my top 5. Thank you for telling your story, and being so vulnerable in the film. I feel for you. Especially in the Rodeo Clown scene. I’ve only watched this through once so my thoughts haven’t fully be collected, but I appreciate your willingness to share your story with the world and consider myself lucky to have witnessed your art. I can’t wait to see this record live in April when I make the trip to St. Augustine from Kansas City! Big ups to everyone involved in the album and the film. You’ve all outdone yourselves!

[@Camborghini805]

The Rodeo Clown scene was just breathtaking

[@chaseanton2256]

cannot be more happy that I stumbled onto this video, Dijon is criminally underrated

[@_caampi]

The trance that he gets into him in this session its totally stunning, he's feeling every song as he never does, and give us that feeling as well.

[@isaacvarela667]

I’ve loved Mk.gee and Dijon for a while and I’m now discovering this video with both of them in it for the first time 😭

[@pmsso]

Wow this is absolutely insane. From the raw emotion from Dijon's performance, to the chemistry between him and Mk.Gee and the other musicians, to the way it is filmed. This is one of the most brilliant pieces of live music I've ever seen.

[@whoagiovxna]

watching this while dealing with depression and a breakup. i don't know how to put into words what i feel right now, but i can say that this is making hurt less. can't wait to come back when everything passes to appreciate it even more. this is something i've never see or heard like before. pure art. thank you dijon, god bless.

[@arvo1980]

What an amazing film. The music, the emotion, the songwriting, the voice... And a shoutout to Mike Gordon for his brilliant guitar playing and the way he backs up Dijon with his vocals and energy.

[@hillpunk92]

i grew up in a house full of musicians i love this so much just like being a kid watching all the interesting people make sweet sounds together. so much love for dijon and mk.gee for making real soulful music.

[@alexiaangelone750]

This album has gotten me excited about music in a way I haven’t felt in a while. I just feel the need to say thank you- this shit got me dancing around and yelling all the lyrics…. cheers!🥂⭐️🪄

[@guilhermoso_]

that is the most beautiful thing i've ever seen.

[@mitchellcason1066]

This right here is really the best thing ever! I’ve watched this videos many times and I refuse to stop 🙌🏾

[@rootintootin5167]

Put this on the big screen last night at a barbeque, the whole gang was vibing. ✌🏼❤️

[@nainpoop]

i come back to this every couple of months to remember what genuine sounds of joy and hurt feel like

[@mirror1001]

I have an interpretation of this album/video. From what I've gathered from listening to this performance/album, it delves into relationships, with the good and bad parts shown (mostly the bad parts though). Both the video and album start with Big Mike, a song where Dijon is singing about begging a partner to accept him and "take" him. He is surrounded by everyone in a closed off, 4 wall ranch home type set. As the video goes on, it goes into scratching and talk down. I don't have much to say about these two except that I assume that they are about being in a relationship (I mean talk down is a song about how he loves some ones voice idk man). As it progresses into Annie, another Love Song, it shows the set getting progressively darker outside, and Dijon is getting noticeably exhausted, showing the strain that this relationship is causing him. In Many Times, it culminates into Dijon's anger and his freak-out that happens in the lyrics and at the end when he runs outside to catch some air. He comes back inside to Rodeo Clown where all this hurt amasses into him breaking furniture and throwing bottles. He drunkenly belts out these heartfelt lyrics that convey a feeling of despair. At this point it is completely Dark on the set and he is completely exhausted. He then runs under a door and away from the soundstage into the sky. I think the visuals of the ranch style home (an homage of sorts to Dijon's sound and inspiration), and the use of a set instead of a traditional stage conveys a sort of feeling of it being "fake." As if the expectation of this relationship is a picture perfect one, compared to the reality and difficulty that is in maintaining a good relationship. I think this idea is also backed up by the artificial lighting, and when the people recording started taking photos of Dijon. This could relate to the lyric "airing our dirty laundry" (putting things on display kind of). I think the part where he escapes outside symbolizes his realization that things don't have to be this way, then going into rodeo clown and him singing about feeling like a clown. (This is a little rough around the edges because I thought of it a couple weeks ago and it was much fresher in my mind then. So if things don't make any sense at all that is my fault, that is if anyone even reads this at all). TLDR; this video symbolizes the struggles of a bad relationship and the strain it has on Dijon.

[@Blaqrosse]

Yes yes yes Thanks for writing this. And now I can finally close the chapter with closure

[@TusharRaj]

are there people like me who want to comment, but then also just enjoy reading? and seeing that world has this postive side too, where people are actually nice and so kind.

[@mayokneese]

Watching this for the 10 trillionth time, it never gets old. Absolutely is a genuine masterpiece in my opinion

[@gooeylicious6217]

8:58 I really hope he does this live. I’ll be laughing so hard in the crowd hahaha

[@MjkL1337]

damn he actually knocked that bish down

[@sarahharland8890]

Looks so satisfying to do! 😆

[@joseleviste762]

U know when u find right thing at the right time? This was it for me, Thank you Dijon.

So glad this exists

[@anthonywoah9370]

Hands down my favorite video ever.

[@cramdaman]

i was so sad when this got unlisted/privated, id always have this on repeat as my comfort video, thanks for putting it back up

[@nickbaker5889]

shout tf out whoever mixed this, phenomenal

[@CharlieGeisler]

i was just thinking it sounds so different on spotify mixing is amaxing in this tho

[@OriginalXzo]

this is some of the greatest music ever made, in history of all music, he's only getting better yall

[@victorkalinoconnell190]

I have been watching this video for years i watch it maybe once a week. Finally leaving a comment to say this is one of my favorite art pieces of all time. this video has not only changed the way i view music and songwriting but it has changed my life. Absolute masterpiece. I catch new details everytime i watch. I love everything about how this video catptures the emotions that it does. So lucky to be alive while these musicians are doing what they do!

[@Whoisguth]

There's a pine on fire and your eyes get wide Excited by the violence it inspires There's a spark on the way Oh, Joanne! I'm stuck, oh Joanne I'm tired And you say, "Oh man, well you can't out-run it" And it can't be undone Shadows jumpin' like puppets and laughin' at you There were times I lied But there were times where you were clapping and laughing You were honest times, too There were times you cried So I said extend your giving hand, Joanne, and I'll cry with you But I know, I know that I cannot change it And it can't be undone Shadows stretchin' and scratchin' at your heels where you run But I know, I know that I cannot change it And it can't be undone Shadows stretchin' and scratchin' at your heels where you run

[@michaelstuart7128]

nothin beats this live version of big mike's, the second you hear it you're captivated

[@JonSpade]

I think about how amazing it was to watch 8 hours of footage with the Beatles and loving the collaborative experience and how it has evolved over the years. Great music doesn't always reach the biggest audience but it always reaches the - right audience. Merry Christmas and thanks for sharing this gem with us, Dijon. Newest fan!

[@hunterneal34]

I had the blessing of seeing them open for Bon Iver when he was on tour, and it was ethereal. I find myself coming back to this video/ regularly and it never gets old. Dijon is generational talent. I sincerely hope he gets the recognition he deserves. This album has done so much for my life and well being. THANK YOU

[@lilanazareno]

Rodeo Clown was one of the hardest things to watch. I genuinely wanted to cry when I saw him hugged mk.gee

[@jameslittier1444]

This has gotta be one of the most moving pieces of Music + Visual art i've ever seen. UNREAL

[@JLF006]

I cannot express enough how good this album is. What completely struck a chord with me is Talk Down but I discovered the rest of the songs on Spotify and I can honestly say this is on my top ten albums of all time. A true gem that truly came out of nowehere.

[@ScreamKiddly]

That I-I on Many Times gets to meeeeeee every time

[@iamkylehorn]

my only theory for the reason “the dress” ain’t on here is because it will be getting an official video

[@Mononoken]

What about all the other songs?

[@iamkylehorn]

@@Mononoken i don’t know but “the dress” has single potential, like it needs a video

[@jacko9293]

@@iamkylehorn song of the year

[@tionaworldwidefoote1557]

Agreed

[@IntrigueAvenue]

The Dress has so much potential as a single/music video. I'm in-visioning the music video to have a reunion between ex-lovers, with flashbacks to an 80s prom. That's the essence I imagine when listening to the song.

[@patr5902]

An amazing musician for years but this is truly a raw audiovisual masterpiece. The earlier drops were beautiful but all together as a film it’s truly next level artistic expression.

[@caseestarr]

The way they were feeding off each other's energy 🥰

[@jacobkousa6232]

Those triceps are ridiculous 💪🏾

[@hazeyfeels]

this album is aging like the finest wine you will ever find.

[@tooflessmusic]

Shoutout to the drummer on Talk Down for the flawless break beat. Blows my mind everytime.

[@GodMcQueen]

*This talent is awe-inspiring to watch.* *Like....DAMN.*

[@IanMcClure]

This is a masterpiece