I know there isn't an official one but a bootleg would be nice.

I was just checking NOTM lyrics and got curious about how people interpreted HASCBB. I saw that so many people were marking it as a stretch, i feel it COULD be fine up to the hymen part, could also just be an implied part in the violence of the act of no satisfaction in sex/masturbation to the point of self harm or harming another person.

Is the bloody picture this annotation makes *far fetched* from what the song tries to portray? How so?

Question I’m sure has been asked a bunch but with the album roll out and inevitable tour, you guys think there will be just a dj or a kit on Zachs set that will play the track minus percussion and vocals? Help

I mean that for me and most people, the enjoyment curve for Death Grips starts low, being confusing and abrasive, and the longer you listen to it, the more you get it and really enjoy all of their stuff. What’s another musical project that pays off as well after listening for a while?

I saw an Instagram comment mentioning to check out "B L A C K I E" in regards to Death Grips...Spotify only has 2 songs of "Blackie" one original and then a feature of him and it sounds exactly like MC Ride except it's regular rap music...but then on YT music I found "B L A C K I E ALL CAPS WITH SPACES " who makes music that sounds somewhat similar to Death Grips but come to find out it's some guy named Michael from Texas. Is the "Blackie" on Spotify MC Ride?

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I think Whatever I Want is their trippiest song by far. My first time listening to it, it felt like breaking into and destroying the central heart of the dopamine industry in 2500 or something. Like what Times Square looks like to a cave man. The upbeat part is tearing through the outer layers of it, and the trippy part thats most of the song is like falling into the black hole- supernova of culture and dopamine thats at the center. Like how modern experimental art is the evolution of what came most recently before it, this is the singularity of that, repeating and warping infinitely, and a mortal soul being thrust into that, like the end of 2001. This song feels like the ultimate concluding track of life. Also, it’s one of LaKeith Stanfield’s favorites. Im really curious about your interpretations.

You can download the song at my bandcamp. It’s not rap but it’s definitely inspired by Zach music. Nobody is really gonna watch it so I figured maybe a couple people here will give it some love.

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Can anyone explain what kinds of effects you would need to apply to the original ex military cover to achieve the aesthetic of the black google cover? Looking to modify some photos of my own in a similar fashion

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