May 4This genuinely good
May 4
Krillinon god I rather listen to this than Bully.
May 4·1 replywas reluctant ab the idea of consuming this as art but it’s honestly p cool
May 4meh
May 4·1 reply
scoopthere are literally 2 composers credited on every single track but ok lmao
And 12 writers
May 4huey p rxcanwas reluctant ab the idea of consuming this as art but it’s honestly p cool
What
- May 4
Lowkey she might be the one to make that sound mainstream, biggest one to use that style was yeat
Idk wtf it’s called
May 5·1 reply
Shyshe's gonna cringe at that album title someday lol
she’s 13 it’s good to be cringe now rather than when ure pushing 30
Justin 😼May 5·1 replyWhy is die reminding me of dap you up by speaker knockers
- Justin 😼May 5Justin
Why is die reminding me of dap you up by speaker knockers
No it’s Erica Kane. Her flow reminds me of the Erica Kane flow
May 5·1 replyscoopproducer could mean anything though really. if we’re talking about actually physically making the beats then i don’t believe it. but yeah she could’ve definitely produced it in the director sense of the word.
Why are you being so contrarian. Its possible for a talented 12 year old that also has exceptional musical mentors to make this.
- May 5
She is good!
May 5MyLeftBrainAnd 12 writers
well thats cause some songs have cleared samples so u know gotta give credit where credit is due
- May 6·1 reply
I feel like the esthetic of North EP, the whole hyper-pop noise electronic metal vibe, is a boring commercialized version of MIA dis years ago when she came out and mashed so many genres and cultures together.
It’s like the Nickelbag to Nirvana.
To be clear, it’s not just a North thing but a lot of kids adopt this “dangerous sounds” but it is just cookie cutter gentrification of an innovative sound. 
May 6
- May 6MyLeftBrain
I feel like the esthetic of North EP, the whole hyper-pop noise electronic metal vibe, is a boring commercialized version of MIA dis years ago when she came out and mashed so many genres and cultures together.
It’s like the Nickelbag to Nirvana.
To be clear, it’s not just a North thing but a lot of kids adopt this “dangerous sounds” but it is just cookie cutter gentrification of an innovative sound.the ep's sound is derived from people that wear stud belts and fluffy fur boots
- May 6v12
she’s 13 it’s good to be cringe now rather than when ure pushing 30
I have things when I was 13 that I cringe at
RASIE 🎣May 6·2 repliesNyjah Huston signed to Element at 11.
Bobby Fischer became grandmaster at 15.
Mozart was composing symphonies at 9.
Tiger Woods was winning tournaments at 10.
Venus & Serena turned pro at 14 and were beating adults in matches.
Thousands of kids who haven't even hit puberty yet are solving Rubik's Cubes in seconds.
But according to notorious retard Scoop, it is out of the question that a 13 year old — whose father is one of the most prolific musicians of the century — could have produced a f***ing rage music EP by herself.
May 6·2 repliesI find the sample choices hilarious like who put her onto that s***, anyway if she commits to music she will probably be very good
May 6She’s pretty talented D!e kinda hard
- May 6·1 replyhumey
I find the sample choices hilarious like who put her onto that s***, anyway if she commits to music she will probably be very good
acting like the rest of us weren't into jpop or vocaloid music between the ages of 10 and 13
May 6·1 replyeversinceacting like the rest of us weren't into jpop or vocaloid music between the ages of 10 and 13
- May 6CGI Dog
i was bumping this when i was 10
had it on my psp
May 7S*** tough
