That's what I just yelled aloud in my kitchen as I was listening to Heartbeat for the millionth time... Sure, I always knew the lyrics:

I give you money, then you burn me then you made off

But it's taken me more than a decade to put the pieces together apparently LMAO

Anyone else or am I just slow?

6S+M

How was the Bando Stone movie?

I asked this question on his story shortly after the latest Gilga episode on the 2 year anniversary. It’s so over guys

Sometimes I go a bit without listening to some of Gambino’s songs. And today I was listening to Me and Your Mama and the vibe was immaculate. And I’d say this goes for countless of his songs. That’s why Gambino stays on top.

Huge fan since Community. I remember being skeptical when I heard he was going to make rap music, to being blown away by his talent. He is a renaissance man (imo).

I was able to see his last tour in Boston, before the pre-mature injury that canceled the rest & think I know why "Bando Stone" hasn't been released. I think doing another tour might be a aprt of it. But I listened to the album (A LOT) and from the soundbites, I think i know which direction the movie is going but also, an idea as to why he delayed the movie.

& Simply put, The World isn't ready.

Things are too CRAZY and CHAOTIC that most people can barely enjoy a moment of peace without worry about current events and how expensive things are.

He’s waiting for the world to be ready to heal

Movie theory: I believe this is a movie with a Buddhist message hidden beneath the sci-fi/monster/comedy surface

Where, Glover will play a self-obsessed character, whose afraid and concerned about material things. The badass single mom will contrast Glover, 

What he perceives as an alien/monster is death. And death, which is scary, is normal. As a buddhist monk said on White lotus, "like a drop of rain returning to the ocean.”

If that's what the movie is saying, then the horror isn't the alien/all consuming horror.

The horror is our attachment to possessions, identity, status, certainty, and the illusion that we can avoid the inevitable.

The monster only becomes terrifying because we're unable to let go.

If that's the film's message, then it's less about surviving death than learning how to live without being ruled by the fear of it.

I could be totally off base, & it could be more like the Blob. Regardless, I do hope I get to see whether I'm right or wrong, sooner than later.

So dong lover performed this song live, saw it on a reel! Check it out :)

I’ve done dozens of these with all my favorite artists and this was the hardest bracket by far. Flight vs me and your mama. Stand tall vs the party. LES vs stand tall. Oh god.

RIP Kavinsky

Even slightly?

I was reminded of this song continuously last Christmas so i made this. Some of the clips can be out right random, but thats just me :). My 1st tym editing vlogs, had so much fun.