Says after he did the stripping naked thing in the air force, a lieutenant colonel gave him advice. He’s as unhappy as a dude who has no money and lives on food stamps. Says 69 is a millionaire and successful yet he’s still complaining because he sees a problem. We focus on things that are wrong, threats, and things that need to be fixed.
We’re unhappy because we’re problem solvers.
#LIL KIM 6IX9INE FEFE CRACKED#
Says he cracked the human code: we can’t be happy until we realize why we are unhappy. Says 69 is complaining about apple music, spotify, and people not giving him a fair shake, yet he’s already successful.
He asks if you have face tattoos and you’re 90 if you’ll still think it’s awesome? He asks if you’re 70 do you want a 16-year-old’s mind on your skin? Says unless it was incredibly symbolic, like for a dead grandma, it just becomes a doodle. Says he has tattoos and they’re cool at first, but over time he stops caring about them. Says Tekashi‘s face art is distracting. Says he’s halfway through listening to Logan Paul’s podcast with Tekashi 6ix9ine and it reminds him of himself months ago. I’m eager to see where all of this is going to go, what about you ? Trap being the most popular genre in the mainstream at the moment, I think we can see why and how this very dark trap is getting bigger and bigger with each release. When my little brother was in middle school it was clear to see that this kind of rap had a great influence on him and his friends, they all had listened to rock classics with their parents and were looking for something more fresh. While they are by no means the target audience, they still listen to it and enjoy it. Maybe they are the key as to why this particular style of music is getting more and more attention. We used to have a lot of punk kids, emo kids, goth kids but recently we mostly had e-boys, and they clearly didn’t listen to metal, or at least not in their TikToks. Maybe people think that being a metalhead is not cool anymore, and people/teens that are into darker stuff than what is offered in the mainstream want a new aesthetic. I think that, in a way, rap is the new rock and teens have been rebelling through music since rock.
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