DeVanteSwing
Flop Champion
he's been hangin around frank a lil too much
Earl Sweatshirt Reveals Features & More About Debut Album
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funny he has casey veggies on there when a while back he was saying dudes suck
Drew Wonder
Superstar
that's dope. my favorite song from Earl is one he made before he was on the horror core steez
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Patrick Kane
Superstar
I'm really just looking forward to hearing him on those Alchemist beats 
he really shined on Domo Genesis's project with Alc.
he really shined on Domo Genesis's project with Alc.bringitback80
Rookie
He said in that camp he got sent to, they kids had to help out with actual victims of sexual assault, their stories had him goingand he realized the shyt he was saying was pretty fukked up
you serious? that's some
shyt. got a link?
bringitback80
Rookie
Nevermind I found a link myself using GOOGLE: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/06/a...-back-from-the-wilderness.html?pagewanted=all
" As part of the Coral Reef curriculum he also performed community service, spending time working at Samoa Victim Support Group, a center for survivors of sexual abuse, including children.
“That was a pivotal moment,” he said one afternoon at Bristol Farms, a supermarket near his manager’s office. One of the things Earl Sweatshirt had been prized for as a rapper was his extreme imagery, bordering on vile. “You can detach imagery from words,” he said, adding that he “never actually pictured” the things he rapped about. (“Lyrics About Rape, Coke, And Couches Will Be Blaring In Your Ears,” was how “Earl,” the album, was advertised on Odd Future’s Tumblr when it was released in March 2010.)
By the time he began working at the center, “I had already come to the conclusion that I was done talking about” that sort of subject matter, he said, but coming face to face with young people who had suffered in that way was overwhelming. “There’s nothing that you can — there’s no — you can’t evade the — there’s no defense for like — if you have any ounce of humanity,” he said, the feeling swallowing the words. "
Damn, mad respect sounds like he's grown up for real
" As part of the Coral Reef curriculum he also performed community service, spending time working at Samoa Victim Support Group, a center for survivors of sexual abuse, including children.
“That was a pivotal moment,” he said one afternoon at Bristol Farms, a supermarket near his manager’s office. One of the things Earl Sweatshirt had been prized for as a rapper was his extreme imagery, bordering on vile. “You can detach imagery from words,” he said, adding that he “never actually pictured” the things he rapped about. (“Lyrics About Rape, Coke, And Couches Will Be Blaring In Your Ears,” was how “Earl,” the album, was advertised on Odd Future’s Tumblr when it was released in March 2010.)
By the time he began working at the center, “I had already come to the conclusion that I was done talking about” that sort of subject matter, he said, but coming face to face with young people who had suffered in that way was overwhelming. “There’s nothing that you can — there’s no — you can’t evade the — there’s no defense for like — if you have any ounce of humanity,” he said, the feeling swallowing the words. "
Damn, mad respect sounds like he's grown up for real
Drew Wonder
Superstar
I guess you were one of the dudes Earl was talking about.
Domo, Mike G, Frank were never horrorcore. Hodgy was horrorcore at times but you could tell that was never really his lane
mortuus est
Veteran
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The Piff Gawd
Last Real Nikka Alive
he better step his game up and live up to the hype cause everything he's done since returning has been straight duds
BOLO
disobayish
im saying. i like his old stuff moderately but i do think the kid has a lot of talent and potential. I dont care about horror core or not I just want a solid album. a lot of times when artists TRY to change their sound or appeal they fall off quickly, so I am hoping he can actually put out something thats dope.