Lots lots more to say on the album, I haven’t even mentioned the name of it and I don’t need to, it’s an album that explicitly says that the state in which black people have been treated for decades, especially recently, and the way that’s passed down generations, it’s scarier than any horror movie

Also probably has the most thoughtful use of MF DOOM references I’ve seen since his passing, Born Alone is a crushing song, and thinking of the circumstances in which DOOM died, it gives a different meaning to the line DOOM said like almost 30 years ago

Very few times is he super dejected, that’s what makes the parts when he has that delivery hit extra hard. He’s very blunt with the delivery, all of these horrors are normal to him and to a lot of people that suffer from it in the real world.

There’s a hopelessness to a project like Aethiopes but with the new album, it’s maybe his most detailed, descriptive work with production that adds to that horror, and what really throws a wrench in this and makes you really think is the way woods delivers all of this

But its scariest moment is a very real account of the lynching of Mary Turner. Woods, in his catalog, has often shown that the scariest most horrifying shit is happening in the real world right now or it’s happened before and this new album of his is an encapsulation of that.

I think it’s the most cowardly move WWE has made. The first years of the HHH era felt like “we’re done with that old house, this is new”. This is just starting to feel like “it’s been the same house this whole time”. Do not like it.

And Brock? Like I hate the IWC so much, they’re incapable of letting go. Why is Brock back? Is he not implicated in a sex trafficking lawsuit right now? The biggest suit in company history? Is it really a good idea to have this, after IMMEDIATELY cutting the media post shows so HHH gets NO questions