These 3 are mine

1. Provider

2. Chanel

3. Nikes

i am not sure if this is within the rules but i made this cacophony of unpleasant and grating noise and i shall put it here even if it is far from the style tyler/frank create in (to my knowledge) beyond a heavily restrained nod from the style of a track off don't tap the glass.

addendum:
if anyone dissents to my apparent romancing of a stalker caricature such as this, i plead innocent by means of insanity. evidently, i have issues.
(bandcamp link)
https://queasyabies.bandcamp.com/track/she-breakcore-adjacent-remix

i honestly think pink+white is frank's most jazzable song of all time.

Recently ive noticed that visual album Endless by Frank Ocean has been removed from Letterboxd. Its been in my top 4 for so long. Is there any reason why and there’s any chance to get it back?

does anyone have a link for the lonny breaux collection i miss it every day and can’t find it anywhere 😭😭

Recently started listening to frank ocean Really like his music
Suggest some songs

Heard this song for the first time today, wondering if anyone else has come across it? Seems heavily inspired by Frank to the point it might actually be a rip off, what do you think?

im keeping nikes, ivy, self control, and skyline to

One of my favorite tattoos still

It’s been years now so the orange has faded sooo much, reminiscing on the old and had to share to people who get it. I get a lot of random guesses from strangers on what it is supposed to mean

Hi! My name is Yousef Srour and I'm the author of the new book about Frank Ocean's Blonde for Bloomsbury's 33 1/3 Series.

The book comes out today, October 15, and it explores how Frank Ocean made the masterpiece that is Blonde. I examine the cultural impact of the record, Ocean's seven-year chess game with Def Jam, his various influences, and its role as a seminal work of the 2010s Afrofuturist revival.

Combining archival interviews with personal anecdotes, the book aims to elucidate why Blonde is the single most important album of the streaming era, through its rollout, release, and legacy.

I'm a Bay Area-born freelance writer and critic. My work has appeared in the LA Review of Books, Pitchfork, Stereogum, the Vallejo Sun, Variety and more.

Link: Frank Ocean's Blonde by Yousef Srour

I have recently acquired the remix to in my room, and tbh, it doesn’t really click for me. People who like it, what were your feelings when first hearing it? Does it get better?

my chest still hurts and it’s been like 10 minutes since i listened to it dude. this song had me so fucked up i had shit coming out of my eyes nose and mouth, what the fuck man fuck you frank ocean that’s fucked up. nah i’m kidding but this was actually awful and i’d rather crush my balls with a hammer than do that again

I didn't realise I clicked on the wrong file last time

Wish we’d grown up on the same advice

Lmk if anyone fw these and if u guys want a full resolution download :P

new tattoo for one of my favorite songs of frank ocean

My dad was in Kopenhagen Denmark and got me this as a gift from bebop, Love that store. The new 2026 pressing with new mixing and everything is just so beutiful. Feels like i'm listening to a hole newly released album. Highly recomend buying if your debating it

do we have the studio version and the arca version in its entirety

In my opinion, Pyramids. It's definitely not a bad song but in my opinion, kinda too long and I'd rather not listen to the first part at least.