Reacting to "I LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR YOU" by JPEGMAFIA
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Enjoy!
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Comments (16)
Peggy is like Kendrick did a bunch of acid and joined a metal band. Its so good.
Bob am I going too far for thinking Exmilitary might be the best song heās ever madeš
Oh my goodness, just like you said in the start I didn't listen to the last 4 songs on this album cause I didn't want it to end
I didnt know if you noticed this but future had writing credits on either on or off the drugs
Idk you might already know this now but the sample is an ai Future sample of his song āturn on the lightsā
Hey Bob if youāre looking for some more experimental hip hop. RiTchie from injury reserve dropped his first solo album this year. Slauson Malone is another amazing producer/singer songwriter with a background in hip hop (their music is honestly really hard to explain. Itās just fucking amazing) amazingly talented at making beats just like Peggy I think youād love their stuff. Ghais Guevara āthere will be no super slaveā and āblack Bolshevikā are pretty nice and heās the most similar to Peggy out of all these ones Iāve listed. Also please hop back on the death grips train gang. This reaction definitely made me appreciate the album more, I had this as one of Peggyās worst project besides veteran (my least fav) but honestly I might bump it up to top 3 after enjoying it with you. Preciate it. Peggy is 100% top 5 artists of all time for me.
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How have you still not done Powers That B with how much you talk about enjoying metal inspired albums lol
its so funny seeing bob analyzing the lyrics of the sample in "either on or off the drugs" when the sample is an AI cover of a Future song never change Bob
glad you liked it. as per usual, your lyrical insights help bring the album to another level for me, keep it up. like you yourself mentioned, you're aware of the Death Grips album with similar heavy/metal/rock vibes, so i'd love to see that soon.
bought the patreon just to see this reaction. my aoty for sure, glad bob loved it too
New Black History uses the hook from Vince staplesā song Senorita. Vince originally sampled it from Futureās song Covered Nā Money. Super cool for Peggy to bring Vince back to add to it
The sample in āeither on or off the drugsā is an AI 1970ās version of Futureās Turn on the Lights. Peggy is a genius. https://youtu.be/TzlEfnXL7N4?si=INFr4EPhu_BMHgCE
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This album is so Bobpilled
Havenāt even started watching and I know Bob is gonna love it
