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Verse 1 & 2 feature prominent metaphors, something we don’t see a whole lot from Mitski’s previous works.

In an interview with NPR, Mitski says:

[Puberty 2 is] the first album where I kind of stretched outside of my own experience […] they’re still my stories but I just kind of use characters or use metaphors to kind of describe better what I’m feeling at the moment.

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I think it’s a bit of stretch to paint Soulja Boy’s collaborations with these artist as if he had some kind of foresight that they would have big careers. These rappers already had notable online buzz before Soulja worked with them, and if you listen to songs like “Foreign Cars” with Keef or “30 Thousand 100 Million” with Lil B, Soulja basically steals their flows.

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With the speed and scope dances like the ‘nae nae’ and ‘dab’ spread these days, one could only wonder how big “Crank Dat” would’ve been if the social media apps we have today existed in 2006.

Even with just Youtube and MySpace, “Crank Dat” spawned dozens of spin-offs, from “Crank Dat Spiderman” to my personal favorite, “Crank Dat Spongebob”:
https://youtu.be/tYrklF7vJzc?t=19s

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One of Soulja Boy’s best mixtapes, 1-Up, actually features a Naruto-themed cover.

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The author wasn’t lying about not being ready for this; the only film on this list is Akira, the rest are just television series.

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Even though they mostly advertise their high-end smartphones, Motorola makes several cheap models of prepaid phones that are hard to track and easy to dispose of. That makes them perfect for trappers like Quavo.

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OT’s Rolex watch (presumably purchased with drug money like Dolph’s Porsche ) shines bright due to high amounts of diamonds and exotic gold. His woman is mesmerized by this, going as far as kissing the watch.
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Keeping with the song’s theme, Skippa is selling drugs out in Minnesota, the home of the NFL’s Vikings, who are based in Minneapolis.

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“Deepthroat” is a raunchy banger from Chicago rapper CupcakKe. The song’s explicit lyrics and risque video have helped it become a viral hit.

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The YRN camp popularized “the dab” dance move, but its creation is credited to Skippa, who can be seen doing the dance in 2014 in his video for “How Fast Can You Count It”.

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