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This early morning, Frank Ocean—singer, songwriter, and fantastic Tumblr-dispatcher—unveiled a new, Apple Tunes-developed online video stream on his formal site, boysdontcry.co. According to the URL, the online video is titled “Champaign,” and in a now-deleted Instagram put up, director Francisco Soriano reportedly took credit score for directing the “art project,” which is made up of a black-and-white feed from what appears to be a large industrial studio. Within, a lone figure (potentially Ocean?) is tough at perform, going and sawing big planks of wood, all in an hard work to make … effectively, we never actually know. (Probably some large pyramids? Or most likely a searching cart for his buddy Tyler, the Creator? Or maybe some stairs, as this tweet from March indicates?) All through intervals, you can listen to massive, attractive swells of synthesizers and orchestral notes, or what sounds like looped, distorted vocals. But it is typically just a whole lot of sawing—maybe as part of a loop, maybe in serious time (the video’s URL also contains the word “live,” but it is not crystal clear if this is, in point, a livestream). What most admirers were hoping to get out of today’s online video, of program, is news about Ocean’s extended-in-the-performs, extended-overdue new album. Very last month, he posted a photo of a library return-date slip on boysdontcry, a clue that possibly pointed to a July or November launch date, relying on how you interpreted it. So what date can we derive from this most current mysterious dispatch? Presented his penchant for cryptic missives, let’s appear at the clues in this new footage:
In the online video, the figure sAWs with GUSTo. That can only suggest a single month: AW GUST, or August. “Bandsaw” is an an anagram for “Abs Dawn.” There were only two direct actors in The Twilight Saga: Split Dawn movies with fantastic stomach muscles (Kellan Lutz and Taylor Lautner). The oldest tree in the planet is about 5,065 decades previous.
In summary: Frank Ocean’s following album—maybe titled Champaign, maybe titled Ideal Timber—will be produced August two, 5065. See you then!
This early morning, Frank Ocean—singer, songwriter, and fantastic Tumblr-dispatcher—unveiled a new, Apple Tunes-developed online video stream on his formal site, boysdontcry.co. According to the URL, the online video is titled “Champaign,” and in a now-deleted Instagram put up, director Francisco Soriano reportedly took credit score for directing the “art project,” which is made up of a black-and-white feed from what appears to be a large industrial studio. Within, a lone figure (potentially Ocean?) is tough at perform, going and sawing big planks of wood, all in an hard work to make … effectively, we never actually know. (Probably some large pyramids? Or most likely a searching cart for his buddy Tyler, the Creator? Or maybe some stairs, as this tweet from March indicates?) All through intervals, you can listen to massive, attractive swells of synthesizers and orchestral notes, or what sounds like looped, distorted vocals. But it is typically just a whole lot of sawing—maybe as part of a loop, maybe in serious time (the video’s URL also contains the word “live,” but it is not crystal clear if this is, in point, a livestream).
What most admirers were hoping to get out of today’s online video, of program, is news about Ocean’s extended-in-the-performs, extended-overdue new album. Very last month, he posted a photo of a library return-date slip on boysdontcry, a clue that possibly pointed to a July or November launch date, relying on how you interpreted it. So what date can we derive from this most current mysterious dispatch? Presented his penchant for cryptic missives, let’s appear at the clues in this new footage:
In summary: Frank Ocean’s following album—maybe titled Champaign, maybe titled Ideal Timber—will be produced August two, 5065. See you then!