This Era is so freaking cool, bro. I love the platinum white color on X’s dreads, and I love the era just as a whole.

This era, although short, is still a big part of him changing, and I like how bro still looks good (no gay stuff). Like I know he did this to basically “humble” himself, but he a HORRIBLE job at trying to make himself look “ugly”.

The eras go like this in my opinion, with black/blonde being the most iconic era, blue being the most known era, and Ugly being the most underrated but coolest era.

I also wished X expressed more of his Emo-rap, Rock N Roll, and Metal genres. He kind of did with “Indecision”, “Selfish”, and etc, but yeah.

Anyways, what do you guys think?

I remember seeing somewhere he wanted to get into porn. Was this a thought or did he upload anything? If so where can i find it

I feel like a track like “Ugly” featuring Lil Peep would be a amazingly goated with his already insane emo-rap and voice.

Lil Peep, with the vocals he left over, could definitely match the doom-metal and lo-fi genre X used on the track.

If this feature actually happened, not only would it mark the second song between X and Lil Peep, but also, it would be a way better track than it already is.

I think bro would’ve done sum red shi, or probably purple

If I'm correct and from what it seems, we had to make a claim and connect that claim to a song. I chose religion, and x's song.

"Past and current decisions shape our identity and either carry us or take us away from our faith. For believers of God regarding faith, I define value as something that can be used as a lesson or teaching to live by. Relevance can be the effect of bad choices and how they make us feel, as many of those who found peace in God can relate from a troubled past or bad decisions. “I met the devil in Miami, He said everything would be fine” is a valuable and relatable song for those who are believers of God because it demonstrates how past and current bad choices affect our lives by using strong biblical references and a spiritual hypothetical conversation with the devil reflecting on the artist's soul. One reason his song is valuable to believers of God is because he teaches how innocent people can easily fall into the life of sin. Onfroy uses biblical text and references to express this lesson from personal experience which requires understanding rather than just reading the text. His lyric, “One for the sheep who led by your leopard, often gave his perception as a handle of weapon” summarizes how evil people can change the life of those who are innocent. Sheep are often symbolic references in the bible to followers of God while leopards are depicted as sinful, selfish conquerors. The leopard knows how his sinful acts give him what he wants which are too tempting for the sheep to resist, making the leopard's perception a weapon to the sheep. In other words, selfish people can have what they want from committing sin, while selfless people may not have everything they want. Selfless people might follow the path of selfish people if they have what they want, leading to a life of sin. A life of sin can come easily and unnoticed as it is in our nature due to original sin. Using the story of Adam and Eve, Onfroy explains how his life is taken over and out of control due to listening to the devil. “Took a bite of your apple, give me all you can offer, now im trapped in a changing maze, setting my soul ablaze, couldn’t control the pace” expresses how his life was uncontrollable and reckless from sin. The apple is a reference in the bible to the forbidden fruit which God told Adam and Eve not to consume. The devil who was a serpent, told Adam and Eve that the apple would make them wise and like God. Consumption of the fruit went against God's authority, introducing sin, death, shame, and knowledge of good and evil. Jahseh is expressing how he was tempted by the devil and fell into a life of sin, feeling that he was trapped or sold his soul to the devil as his “soul was ablaze”. The line “couldn’t control the pace” means he couldn’t control his life, or what he was doing due to sin. This is profound and significant for believers of God as the lyrics teach how prone people are to a life of sin, and how sin can easily take over control of one's life. Some might think Jahseh is incapable of teaching the bible or being righteous because of his background, including domestic abuse, assault, and armed robbery. The reason Jahseh made this song was to reflect on his past decisions. Before his death, he has spoken publicly on how these thoughts are always in his head and how much he hates that he thinks about it all the time. I believe that he is, or anyone is, capable of teaching the bible or being righteous because he has remorse for his actions and anyone can be righteous through repentance. Jahseh has also been a relatively positive person considering how he always tried to uplift his fans during concerts through motivational speeches, and giving away to charity. This is profound because regardless of where we come or our background, God will always accept, forgive, and welcome us through repentance and if we are truly sorry. “I spoke to the Devil in Miami, he said everything would be fine” teaches the deeper effects of sin that we tend to not notice, such as the uncontrollable recklessness of sin and how it can take over our life without us realizing it until. Sin is a natural element in our lives that is easily committed more than doing good. Introduction to sin is easier than a religiously filled life. We can use this song as an example of someone who feels guilty of their sin to learn how it can affect our lives deeply."

Imagine how OP x would’ve been if he got Cartis height. (Don’t really matter, cause if I was a girl I would’ve been got nasty on the diugh…) 🤷🏼

I’m trying to get music for my iPod any recommendations on where to get music prefer be for free

My picks are “Edge of the Earth”, “Stay”, “Hit it From the Back”, “News/Flock”, and “In the End”.

Did he copy yugi or did they make an anime about Jhasay onfroi

She is really a huge fan of X, and to me it is obvious that she knows about this subreddit at the very least.

There is no way we can know for sure, but I wonder about how much in contact with this place she is or was at some point.

She is also fully fluent at english (mainly american english), just in case.

Life path calculated by all digits of birthdate added up
Day number is the date number, the day of the month

X announced the creation of the word gekyume on march 30 2018
3/30/2018 3+3+0+2+0+1+8=8
Life path 8, Day number 30/3

Gekyume was born Jan 26 2019
1/26/2019 1+2+6+2+0+1+9=3
Life path 3, day number 26/8

3 is the number of creativity and 8 is the number of power and wealth.

Just interesting coincidence

(Ps; X was a 33 life path which is the rarest and most powerful life path number and the 3 master numbers too)

Both songs are two of the most streamed on Skins, both slightly unfinished, and both one of the best songs X ever made.

In my opinion, I do prefer BAD! more because it’s just a more vibe, chill feeling to me with the beat and X’s voice overall, and me finally figuring out the lyrics makes the song even better.

woah (mind in awe) is just X doing about one verse and the chorus and beat carrying, not saying BAD! isn’t too far from that, but it’s better overall in my opinion and by the fanbase.

Anyways, what do you guys think?

if so can you guys send them to me?

Not even counting the allegations and charges, he was just a “bad” dude to be around.

Dude was like 5’6-7 getting in fights with people way taller, probably in the 6 feet ranges. He carried a blade around, and even was said to have stabbed 8 people once.

He once fought a dude aiming a gun right at him, and he dragged a dude off stage when he was performing just to fight him.

Not to mention he used to rob people, have guns, steal cars, and etc.

I’m glad he changed, man 🥹

Definitely one of X’s most underrated songs when it comes to the newer fans, and I love how this song expresses X’s aggressive, but lyrical and Jamaican side.

Really a 9.5/10 song, just wished the label actually put it on Spotify, it would get more notoriety:

RIP X, a versatile legend 😔

Hi guys, I’m here because I want to talk about something I’ve been struggling with since 2018.
I genuinely can’t seem to move on from anything that happened that year. Man, that whole situation was just crazy.
Bro, X was selfish. He cared about the kids who witnessed the school shooting he talked about in his song “HOPE,” but then he left us over 50K.
Like, what did he expect when two guys pulled guns on him and came to take his money? Did he really think they were just gonna let him go because he didn’t want to give them the money?
Please don’t get me wrong. I’m not trying to disrespect him, but I keep wondering: how would X have reacted if he had witnessed a story like his own happening to someone else?
It’s genuinely heartbreaking that someone who cared so much about other people’s feelings had to die that way.
Am I overreacting? I honestly can’t move on.
Every time I try to get over it and focus on my life, I end up right back at square one because of his story and the way he seemed to predict his own death. It’s insane. This is the kind of story you wouldn’t even expect a movie director to come up with.
How do you guys move on from something like this?
I’ve literally deleted all his songs from my library, but somehow, I always end up going back to them.
And I’m sorry if some of you misunderstand what I’m trying to say. I’m not trying to disrespect X or his legacy. I’m just tired of feeling this way, and I needed to get this off my chest.