Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "THE KID LAROI - WHERE DOES YOUR SPIRIT GO?"

Episode Date: April 21, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Analytic The Kid Laroi took a moment out of his Coachella 2023 set last weekend to thank Justin Bieber, who was in attendance, for “changing my f*cking life.” Of course, the two friends collaborated on the record-breaking single “Stay” in 2021, landing Laroi his first-career No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. source: The Kid Laroi's Coachella Set Inspired Him To Announce His Next Single, 'Where Does Your Spirit Go?' (uproxx.com)Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Now, there's a lot of things that came out of Coachella, but one of the more positive things that came out of Coachella was the killer boy being inspired by the mere presence of the Never Say Never King himself, aka Justin Bieber, who was in attendance for his performance. The killer ray said, quote, it changed my expeditive life. And three or four days after he released another single titled, what's this titled? Where Does Your Spirit Go? I don't know why he put this out, but obviously Keilroy loves Justin Bieber. If you listen to him perform, you can tell that Justin Bieber is, I would say, a fan of the Killar Roy. I don't think that's a stretch.

He definitely knows who the Killar Roy is. It's not like the Killar Roy is just some underground artist, Vient immediately trying to get Justin Bieber's attention. attention. Like he obviously is somebody, you know what I mean, who's on Justin Bieber's radar, and he wouldn't just be saying that for no reason. That'd be kind of weird if he was like, hey, Justin Bieber, and he just walked right past him. Like, that'd just be kind of messed up. So I'm pretty sure they didn't know each other. I think they have songs together, if I'm not mistaken. Let me look it up because the killer Roy obviously have songs with Post Malone, so it wouldn't

be out the realm to have songs with Justin Bieber. Oh, they have a whole track called Stay. and then they have unstable Yeah, they have a bunch of songs together That's what I figured they had tracks together Because for Justin Bieber to be in attendance He's just not showing up for no reason Obviously he said he was inspired And I don't know some other words about Frank Ocean's set

But boy was he lying Because Frank Ocean's Coachella set May have been the worst performance I've ever seen in my life And seen because you know Somebody may have not have recorded Then sent it to the boy but you know that's a whole other story for a whole other day just know because they did take down the

live stream i am i am aware of that but uh you know there's other ways to get stuff anyways um so yeah after justin b was done cap and about frank ocean's performance he uh you know sat through kid leroy's performance and it inspired him to drop another single for his upcoming album titled where does your spirit go and he also followed it up about saying, quote, this wasn't, oh, okay, so now he's explaining his whole, like, infatuation with Justin Bieber. So the killer boy put in a Instagram post saying, quote, this wasn't in the release plans, but I played it this weekend at Coachella, and I just felt like the time was right for some

reason. This one means a lot to me. It's super personal. It's a song about loss, grieving, and dealing with the thoughts and emotions that come with that. Mm-mm-mm. I pray for all of you who are going through something similar currently, and I hope this helps you feel a little less alone in all of it.

I love you guys, and thanks for everything. Artists really know how to sell it, don't they? Anyways, you know, my fault, my fault. So, yeah, he put that track out called Where Does Your Love Go? where does your spirit go? I think the killer boys are very talented artists. Obviously, do I think he'll still be here if it wasn't for the Juice World cosign?

If you listen to my podcast, you know how I feel about cosines. I think they make and break the ceiling of your career. Obviously, you can be no, not even famous. You can get on, you can have a hit without a cosine, but your ceiling is exponentially

greater when you have a cosine from a legend in the game. And Juice World at that point was a legend in the game. And for him to co-sign the killer Roy, I mean, you see what that's done for his career to this day. So anyways, uh, click my link to your bio. Let me know on one of my social medias. What do you think about the killer Roy and his latest single titled, Where Does Your Spirit Go? And if you've heard it, do you think it's fire or trash?