That is finally here to be feasted on to the delight of hip-hop and music fans alike, with the seemingly modern, romanticized "Blond" rectified just less than 24 hours after the minds of the music community were already mind-blown. If that hadn't already ravished your appetite, then you're in for the main entree at hand. First came the appetizer, with the visual abstraction Endless, which was really an grandiose, avant-garde journey further magnified by its colorless visuals. Finally, he broke through on August 19th, with the live stream changing that would be worth it's while in double, literally. Anger and disappointment ensued, and "Frank Ocean album jokes" became the brand new social media meme. Weird, considering how the New York Times reported that it was coming that very same day. After that was quelled as absolute nonsense, weeks later on August 5th, at the literal dead of night, an unexpected live stream from Brooklyn emerged on his website to the bright array of the album-hungry savages that swarmed in, only to find out that once again, manipulation strikes back again. The end result? Absolute hysteria and dismay after the sweltering month came and went. It began with the library card links that alluded the hungry masses to believe and to assume that he was about to drop what was originally titled as "Boys Don't Cry", throwing out July as the target destination for it. Especially over whether he was gonna release the anticipating sequel to his bristling studio debut Channel Orange, or not. If anything in the last two months, it's that Frank Ocean has taken our hearts to every place on the emotional spectrum. Review Summary: The second, and infinitely better version.
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