Mask

It's a Google search away.

And they attached this picture of the art that's played on the lo-fi hip hop stream next to the art that's played in the background of the Dream Mask video.

And as you guys can see, it's literally the same exact thing.

And then they replied to their tweet and saying, for context, the drawing and animation on the right was made by at Volcano Frog for Dream's new lyrics video, but was almost completely traced frame by frame from Basil's work.

You know, he just hired an artist and, you know, it's the artist's fault.

It's not Dream's fault.

I get that he still used the image or whatever, but like I said earlier, he was probably in a crunch of time, you know? He just how to get this lyric video out i don't really know but i am interested in hearing what you guys have to say about the situation what you think should be done or if you think that it is dream's fault and he shouldn't have released the music video with this art in the background make sure you guys do let me know down below in the comments what you think about this because i honestly want to hear some other sides too because there wasn't too much on twitter to be honest Just a lot of people saying the same type of things that I already- Today we have a whole thread to go over about how Dream's new song called Mask, and also the new music video snippet that was recently released alongside of it, supposedly needs to be cancelled.

In the thread we are taking a look at today, we will see someone try their absolute hardest to cancel a song in like a three second video.

It's fun.

I mean, Mask is a great title.

Oh, so-so's Invitational.

All three of them are great titles.

Correct.

All right, then I will take your word for that, and I will talk about the episode called The Masks.

That's what I was going to talk about.

Well, I want to keep it within the Halloween.

Yeah.

I have a little

factoid about this episode, The Masks.

I do, too.

Those three words really capture something.

Speaking of masks and identity, he has an entire song on his album, Love and Other Mysteries, called Masks.

He says we all wear masks, and he genuinely wonders whether anyone can know their completely unfiltered self.

How does that philosophy shape his approach to acting? He's quite clear on this.

I'm going to quote, "...their fear of my faith and my immigrant past made me loathe who I was." And I think actually, Robert, I'm thinking of your book, The Berlin Boxing Club, which deals with some of these themes also, that does come through that struggle with identity.

And it gets me to another part of the book, which you entitled Masks.

And Bill, you reflect on the many roles you've played as an actor, the captain, the cop, the lawyer, but also the roles you play in your life.

There's this phrase, they all live inside me like a circus or fair, mixing and churning, fighting for air.

And we did some pre-production work and made sure we had some rough ideas on what a few of these could be.

But a lot of them, a couple of them, like one of my favorite songs, track two on there is called Masks.

And like, Masks is a great example of like, I just started playing a guitar riff.

I didn't know what we were going to do with that.

And I would say to Bill, I would say, do you think this is up-tempo or is this, he's like, he's like, no, I think it's, yeah, I think it's up-tempo.

There's more disguises here than there is in the movie Face Off.

It might as well have been an episode of Mask.

That's fair.

So after Roadblock threatens to technological destro right into the next century, okay,