Lil Yachty is the new American Dream, but what does that mean? Where do his values come from, and why didn't Teenage Emotions live up to the hype? Today we take a look inside the mind of rap's goofiest new superstar.

A short story.

A short story.

Books: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=jeshua+d+noel&ref=nb_sb_noss

Today we talk about the meteoric rise of Lil Pump, rap's "bored hedonism" pioneered by a tired Juicy J comeback and Gucci Mane's undying desire for another coupe. Many artists, such as Tyler The Creator, are addressing this problem, the distinct lack of comedy in modern hip-hop, but perhaps not in a meaningful way that will lead to sustainable change.

When authors explore the question of what it means to be human, their readers are encouraged to look at themselves, to find their purpose, metaphysical or otherwise. Such stories move us to question our place in the universe, our motives in the changes we try to make, and help us to better understand other people. Our souls cry out, demanding that to be human is more than to be homo-sapiens sapiens. Our cells say otherwise, unconsciously going about their biological processes, like the programs automatically operating an artificially intelligent being. Who woke us up? Are we awake?

https://jeshuadnoel.wordpress.com/