You clearly havnt scene Pulp Fiction then lol there is definitely correlation to the scenes. It’s a non linear narrative but there’s still correlation and connection.

A better example would have been Inland Empire or a Mulholland Dr by David Lynch. Completely disjointed and through line of scenes is completely dream like

I mean fair enough

Alleged bars: "Ice on my teeth, now my dentist think he Johnny Dang"

"Pussy like a Steph 3, straight water"

They got almost the entire song on Genius

OP is always very late, no worries

Idk man, I think this may end up being his best project in a long time.

Lyrics sound like old Ye & he's capturing that flow back too.

We'll have to wait & see, but I'm hyped.

(no more Jesus raps too so far)

Song is fire

He seems focused on the snippet and the verses have punchlines

Sounds like Follow God with how focused it is

I love Ye but fr if he aint got nothing important left to say in his new music its better for him to dont drop s***

This been stuck in my head all day

What the f*** are you talking about

straight waterrrrr

I just dont wanna see him droppin lame ass songs

this s*** is so gasss, i need the cdq asap

Can’t really put a finger on it but it sounds like he’s got that confidence/bravado in his voice again that he’s been missing the last few years

Just the stuff he says, way he pronounces words

We are back

“Ice on my teeth now my dentist think he Johnny Dang” is a WTT/cruel summer/Yeezus type bar

I think we are back

Yall gonna see me with a blonde if I’m being Frank

hell yes, it's braggadocios ye and i love it

so many quotables, it was actually going dummy

the solange bar didn't hit me until i was reminded me of the elevator incident

elevating like im solangeeeee

S***s hilarious

I soyfaced

Mulholland Dr is one of my fav films OAT but it’s not disjointed at all

I never get why people call that film difficult to understand, it’s probably some of the most accessible s*** Lynch has done. You don’t even HAVE to “feel your way” through that film like with most of his other work. It’s quite simple to interpret pretty much everything in the film because of the final scenes

Inland Empire is a whole different beast though, that one is actually a code no one will ever crack, but I still love it a lot as well

Nah, this the most hyped I’ve been for a Ye project since “Pablo”.

These snippets are more promising than anything we’ve gotten these past few projects.

Fully agreed