In a supremely unusual coincidence, Kendrick Lamar and Father John Misty have launched new albums in the identical 12 months for over a decade: 2012, 2015, 2017, 2018, and 2022. That sample continued as we speak with Father John Misty’s Mahashmashana, which was adopted by Lamar’s shock releasing GNX.
Along with his typical dry humorousness, FJM’s J. Tilman commented on the newest launch overlap, writing on Twitter, “not now I’m furiously scribbling my seeming response to.” When somebody responded, “i’m so sorry that you just occurred to drop on the worst potential day to drop a brand new album,” Tillman quipped, “it’s okay solely different instances it’s occurred was 2012, 2015, 2017 and 2022.” (Tillman seemingly failed to acknowledge that the Black Panther soundtrack, which Lamar curated, got here out in 2018 — the identical 12 months as Misty’s God’s Favourite Buyer.)
Now, Tilman’s additional marked the event by releasing a brand new track on Instagram referred to as “God’s Trash” alongside paintings that spoofs the covers for Lamar’s and Drake’s current diss tracks geared toward one another. “I’m ready,” Tillman captured the Instagram submit.
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— CONSEQUENCE (@consequence) November 22, 2024
Elsewhere within the Father John Misty Universe, Cher is de facto having fun with “Actual Love Child”:
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