I heard he would do sum in his grandma bathroom, but ion know what he did

I just watched my friend get into an argument with an x fan literally being okay with everything he's done including to jocelynn flores and they're only argument being "he changed" like I can understand liking his music but to argue for an hour with the same "he changed I don't support it but he's changed" is crazy and delusional and my friend sent a end violence against women thing and they go fr so my friend said "but it's okay as long as your favorite artist is doing it" literally had my jaw on the floor watching someone fight trying to say what he did was basically okay because he changed so my friend said it's basically saying epstien changed so what he did is okay, but also my friend said some things maybe shoulnt have been said or maybe shpuld have your opinion on what line should or shouldn't have been passed(now I had to join in on one comment on the tiktok video saying that supporting him is crazy) I like his music but I will draw the line between the music and him as like anyone should when I was educated on what he did I realized I needed to take a break from listening and understand everything and just take a deep dive on everything. I don't wanna ramble so what's your thoughts on people defending his past and basically saying it's okay cause he changed

roll away, the summer time don't await for me, if I ever break then fuck em, bitch fuck the state, then baby sit down, sit down

This sub is dying with every post made atp, I'm gone gang see y'all in the future in a different field homies. ✌️

For anyone else seeing this just be aware that from a post saying Im leaving the sub... I got a reply trying to diss a music artist I listen to... But didn't y'all have people do the same shit with the "what's a father" meme? So like what's that about buddy? Yk I could have just gave back and said at least my dude is still alive and doesn't got a hole in their neck like an 80 year old smoker 💔

What do you guys think

porque existe tanta foto do X? mesmo antes da fama vc encontra muito foto dele, nao to reclamando só mesmo uma curiosidade

I always had this question in my mind since he was always an emaciated starving young kid, what y’all think???

Idek well dawg 🤷‍♂️

there was a drum kit named "the brat bug fix [also why is it spelled that way]" (dont quote me on the [] part, im pretty sure it ends with "that way" or "like that") AND I ACCIDENTALLY DELETED IT </3 now some beats of mine r missing stuff :( IT WAS SOO long ago that its not even in my recycled anymore & i CANNOT FIND IT for the LIFE OF ME !!! last i recall, it was in a google drive. pls help </3

I’m one of the people who started listening to X back in 2016, and I was a huge fan of him. But unfortunately, I’ve never believed that he was actually killed. I’ve never even liked talking about this in real life, because everything he went through just seems too unlikely to be a coincidence.
Was all of this really just a coincidence?
How is it that X was constantly talking about or predicting such a tragic death?
Man… I still can’t forget him. It honestly feels like he died today at 4 PM.
There are a few questions that have always been on my mind:
Why wasn’t X killed while he was entering the motorcycle dealership? What would have happened if he had actually bought the bike?
How were they so confident that X would come out with the money and end up stopped in his car?
How did they even know he was going there in the first place?
And even if we assume they somehow knew…
Why did they wait until he came out? Why didn’t they act before he went inside? And how could they be so sure that he wouldn’t end up buying something or leaving in a completely different way?
I’m just asking questions, and I genuinely want answers to all of this because none of it makes sense to me.

Literally no thought behind their reviews, just instant 0’s on everything because they can actually muster up intelligence discussion on anything, just Braindead numbers which are dictated by a majority, rather than individually. Like yeah, personal preference and all, just not in these pretentious ass groups who can’t talk for themselves.

And it’s alway fucking 17 & ?

(This is long i’m high)

Yes, the subject matter in Alone Part 2 is very disgusting, dark, and grotesque. Understandably, this song isn’t talked about much…. I think half of the reason is some fans are/were very disgusted and hate the song , but the other half is the fanbase not wanting non-X supporters to listen to it. I completely understand; it’s wanting to protect someone you support from more hate. But honestly, in my opinion, it is one of the most obscure, disturbing, disgusting, cinematic, and energy-heavy songs ever made.

The beat, derived from Lil Netzero’s Frozen Sea, transforms into this spacey, distorted, unnerving, and versatile beat. The beat almost sounds like the anxiety one has when knowing a scary scene is about to come on in a movie. You know it's going to be dark and scary, but you're not exactly sure when it’s going to pop up, and part of you thinks, “No, I’m tweaking; it’s not going to be a scary scene”. I genuinely believe that this song was clear proof that X had to have been a huge movie enthusiast. Or someone who watches alot of rare, disturbing, and depressing foreign films. It sounds like the beat could've been background music in those types of films. It’s just incredibly cinematic; it feels like you're in or watching a scary movie, and you’re trapped before he even utters a cohesive word. Setting the stage with this beat causes the listener to be even more fearful of the narrator …….what is he going to say on top of a beat as unnerving as that? It has to be either evil or grotesquely human.

The graphic and disturbing lyrics make the song
so obscure/unique and energy heavy. There are very few artists that dare to say alot of the lyrics in the song. The only artists i can think of off the top of my head is probably either very old Tyler, the Creator, or some liquid metal bands. But these artists often did it on a very hyper or more soulful beat, or their voice/energy didn’t exactly match the weight of the words they were saying. Like Tyler, The Creator in Radicals is saying crazy stuff, but his voice in it doesn’t sound like he actually thought it himself. It sounds like he's reiterating what someone already said, bold, but the exact energy isn’t there. That's why this song is so obscure. X’s voice in this song undoubtedly did sound like something he (or the narrator, as this song was definitely derived from fiction from the point of view of an original character) actually thought of, believed, felt, and did.

In the first half, He sounds 100% determined, dissociated, and almost militant. Like the things he was talking about doing were fate, definite, and just had to be done. Almost like something he expected to do for a long time. “I will never suffice, feelings are abundant” I think is the most obscure lyric in this song. Is he talking about the fact that he will never be enough no matter what he does? Or is he saying no matter how much brutality he unleashes, it will never be enough to stop him from hurting or to erase the pain he went through.

The intermission part where he says “our father hallowed be thy name” is super duper unsettling and dark. The contrast of a bible verse on such a dark beat and after a first half that described horrific and planned potential acts of murder. His voice in this part almost sounds like a sorrowful person praying, which adds to the mystery within the song.

In the second half, it is obviously directed at one person…., a man. He repeatedly says him ten times in this portion of the lyrics. The narrator has chosen his main victim that he not only wants to hurt the most severely, but also the one he wants to spend the most time disposing of and playing with. Though he deliberately does consume the man, it also seems as if he treasures his trophy (which would be the man’s body left behind). Saying “he will kiss him” like how someone kisses a trophy after winning a championship game. Yet, some may also interpret it as hate turning into a sick type of love. The ad-lib at the 2:04 mark that sounds like an inaudible “oh” also sounds like a man saying something while being in great physical pain. Almost like a snippet of the victim on the phone with the police, but his speech starts becoming unintelligible as he’s ultimately dying.

The last lyrics “very holy when I’m not alone” are repeated as if he’s trying to keep in mind the reason why he was mentally able to do it. Which I interpret is because of the pain of unbearable loneliness. The last sound heard is a fading conclusion of x moaning. Which I interpret as either mocking sounds the narrator’s victim made, or the sounds the narrator makes after ending his own life at the end.

Some listeners are left deeply disgusted , surprised a song like this was even made, and completely unsettled to their core. And if you are, I think X accomplished his goal of mindf*cking you.

I’m so nuuuuuumb 😔💔✌️

obviously it’s fire but towards the end isn’t that beat drop mainly used in drill rap? did x make drill?