and it was like

i i uh like watch the like as i told you like i messaged you about it originally um the trailer park you know, visual of like that, like live album, like, which was, I wasn't expecting and I fucking loved it because it was just like, it kind of like leans into the, like the, like the audio aesthetic ascent, like essentially like, like, like I mentioned earlier about like growing up, like in a small rural community and like, like drinking in a field and listening to ACDC, it kind of conjures up that kind of feeling and, And it just like, like it was so perfect to set for that, you know, full album, like performance.

And so anyway, I think it's just like, it's, it's, I was, I'm just pumped about it.

Like, it's like, I haven't been this like excited about an album in a while where there's just something to it.

Like, and not to say like, you know, like Olivia Rodrigo's album just came out.

It's not that it, but it's just a different, it's a different thing.

Even if that's not what he's singing about most of the time.

I think that's like you know like listening to it it's definitely like I don't know like thinking of an artist and like what they're wanting to convey and but also like with regard to his specific kind of art and how politically motivated it is like charged exactly it feels very like it is like I said earlier it was like there is a thread involved in him doing that but I think there's a part of me that like the way it come how i interpret it maybe because i feel it is like i think that on some level sometimes people you know it's like my soul is more important or my art is more important than my life in the sense that i'm not you know there's there's there's some there's a lot of things going on in the world that i don't agree with and i can't just pretend it's not happening but i have to be able to like expose my soul and be there hopefully to be accepted by some not necessarily all obviously but then like being okay with that because of the importance behind it