The second track from Tyler’s third album features fuzzed out 8-bit beats and a monster stoner flow, full of grim, gross, probably pretty offensive lyrics. I didn’t catch most of it, something about kids buying drugs and everybody being a dipshit and a waitress getting a dick for a tip, or maybe that was the tip of a dick, I don’t know. Sounds amazing, anyway – deeply hostile and amazing.
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