frank ocean channel orange review track by track

If you listened to this album from start to finish like I did, by the end of it you should be appalled. I love Frank’s approach of being sarcastic on his verses to let the girl (or man) know that he’s thinking about them it reminds me of that damn funk smell coming from the kitchen: of course I’m thinking about finding the root, I’m just afraid it might be a dead rat!įrank Ocean is on another level musically. This is one of my favorite songs of all time! It is truthful, it’s honest, and it’s beautifully written. This allows Frankie to show off his vocal abilities, and I’ll be honest, I am actually astonished at how good he sounds on the track! He displays several different pitches that I wasn’t aware he was capable of reaching. Live instruments flood this song, giving it a very fresh vibe. It makes me want to go on a picnic like s**t. With that being said, I love the summertime/happy-go-lucky tone it gives off. It’s also the most “snap my finger, mmmmhmmm” friendly, too (if you know what I mean!). “Forrest Gump” is the most radio-friendly song on this album. He looks like his face wasn’t completely developed, as if during puberty there was a error at 74% progress. I’ve been saying this from day 1: Earl Sweatshirt is a beast! He’s just significantly ugly.

I feel like Frank’s persona on this song is bratty it was probably inspired by either Richie Rich or spoiled ass Rob Kardashian! I personally love this song! Its extremely simple, but has a nice little bop to it also.

Frank ocean channel orange review track by track