Why did he highkey sing the Ecco verse

hi, a friend asked me to introduce him to bladee’s music and told me to pick 10 songs (i chose these 16 bcs it was very fcking hard). i tried picking the most accessible ones for a first-time listener. any recs on what to add/remove?

Anyone got more of these? Think they kinda funny. Especially the two off of redlight since they're in the album

"How can I make money when I dont care about money" -Smile

"If I could I'd sell my soul to the fucking bag" -Dg Jeans

"I was born with the bad luck I dont ask why" -Best Buy

"Why me everytime I must be chosen" -Knightsbridge (Even on the same album as the contradicting line)

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i listen to exeter and plastic surgery ep a lot

The sonic landscapes are otherworldly, especially on bankaccount and buildings.

I recently spent a few weeks in my uncle's house. We're not that close so it was a lovely period where we got to bond and stuff. Not to dox myself or my family here but he's a very important researcher in neuroscience and specifically he specializes in headaches he's like top 5 authorities in the field of headaches

Anyway I told him about Bladee and asked him if his story about just being grazed by a lightning bolt then going to sleep and it rewired his brain chemistry and changed his art and personality was plausible

He said "it's perfectly plausible. Never heard of it happening with a lightning strike but it should be possible. I'll have to check the literature on it to see if there's any case like that. This is interesting"

Insightful ...

I think the track is a product of him mastering his own style and lyrical aesthetic during the first years of his career, it’s the fully developed “sound” of what he was going for during that era.

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Been replaced by Kanye and Joeyy😓

During this time he was doing a lot of features, his verses were short and lacking depth. Almost every verse had 'crazy' or 'its crazy' in it. I feel like this came to a peak in Famous with Lean, Kray, and Kane. He seemed to be almost aware of the era he had created and was being ironic with this song because of how excessive his Crazy usage is lol. I really loved this era from him, despite it lacking depth compared to his other and future works - it was a lot of fun. I remember the fan base was divided during this time, and a lot of people hated it or thought he was falling off lol. Then, just a year later he released some of his best work with 333.

Here are some posts from that time

• https://www.reddit.com/r/sadboys/s/txgAKH0wz7
• https://www.reddit.com/r/sadboys/s/S0su384DEX
• https://www.reddit.com/r/sadboys/s/G8ESLe4ZzH - this one is from '23 but people talking about he broke his brain w/ drugs or the lightning fried him

Lots of speculation around why he changed his work so much during this time, I think a lot of people associate it with the lightning strike or heavy drug usage lol

What are we officially calling this and drop your favorite songs from this era

I know there’s a photo of Yung Lean at a park in Shanghai from 2017, but I was wondering if there are any others.

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what do yall think🤠

SG Commander

For me it’s easily Beijing, the highnotes he hits in the chorus is so good

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For me it was Decay. I was in the car with 2 of my friends doing rotational aux. I hadn't explored his discography at all and had only heard a few songs, but nothing had interested me (yet). Then my friend, who'd been a hardcore drainer for a while, queued up Decay and told me to check it out because he thought I'd like it.

I wouldn't say I was depressed at that point, but I definitely wasn't happy either. The melody paired with the way bladee staggered his bars vocally on the song got me instantly, and after that it was wraps. I bugged my friend until he made me a basic playlist of his favourite songs, then explored the albums and singles from there. In the end I became a bigger fan than the friend who put me on.