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This Frank Ocean still goes hard.....*Official Thread*
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Album title better not be "Boys Don't Cry"
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I think it is. And honestly, does it make a difference if it is? I mean we're getting a new Frank album.
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Finally. 
It's been like 3 years.
It's been like 3 years.
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Dude records the song on his phone
Got to love this guy man hahaha
hold up?
frank records on his phone?
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They said Boys don't cry isn't the name of the album. But guess we will know sooner or later
Memrise. It's funny he recorded a song of his in a voice memo and then posted it
Dude records the song on his phone
Got to love this guy man hahaha
hold up?
frank records on his phone?
Memrise. It's funny he recorded a song of his in a voice memo and then posted it
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Oh dear...
What's the deal with that frog poster in the background?
Last night, Frank Ocean announced he'll release his third album, as well as the first issue of a new magazine, in July. He revealed this news with a photo on Tumblr, featuring two stacks of magazines, himself, and a framed poster of a frog. In 2015, things rarely appear in shared photos by mistake. So what might the frog mean?
The poster in Ocean's photo was originally for a gigantic 2011 group show at New York's Maccarone Gallery, titled After Shelley Duvall '72 (Frogs on the High Line). The show was curated by Bjarne Melgaarde, a New York-based artist interested in wild installations and "amoral painting," who was born in Australia and raised in Norway. The frog poster was produced by Melgaarde in collaboration with a couple other guys—art director Eric Wrenn and Brendan Dugan, who founded Karma, a New York gallery/publisher/book shop.
Over the course of a successful career, Melgaarde has done a lot of everything. Previously, he directed music videos and collaborated with fashion designers Eckhaus Latta. "In the art realm, Bjarne Melgaard is a projectile vomiter, and like Linda Blair in The Exorcist, he seems possessed by a demonic force," wrote one critic in the New York Times last year.
The show's name was taken from actress Shelley Duvall's character in The Shining, who, according to Melgaarde, was "so ****ing annoying, so terrorizing in her silence that she is the real moment of horror in that film." Its installation caused a stir in the gallery's neighborhood—someone nearby called the police after paintings by a group called Big Fat Black **** were placed in the gallery's windows. "I think that's incredible," Mr. Melgaard told the Observer at the time. "I think those things are incredibly beautiful, and they're made by African Americans. It's kind of like—whoa, there are black people in America who do not feel inferior to white people."
During the show's run, the New Yorker called After Shelley Duvall a "hot mess," but commended Melgaarde for posing "important questions about free speech, gay rights, race, and the agency of the artist." I commend Frank Ocean for putting the internet at large on to any of this and would put that poster up on my wall. Looking forward to this magazine!
What's the deal with that frog poster in the background?
Last night, Frank Ocean announced he'll release his third album, as well as the first issue of a new magazine, in July. He revealed this news with a photo on Tumblr, featuring two stacks of magazines, himself, and a framed poster of a frog. In 2015, things rarely appear in shared photos by mistake. So what might the frog mean?
The poster in Ocean's photo was originally for a gigantic 2011 group show at New York's Maccarone Gallery, titled After Shelley Duvall '72 (Frogs on the High Line). The show was curated by Bjarne Melgaarde, a New York-based artist interested in wild installations and "amoral painting," who was born in Australia and raised in Norway. The frog poster was produced by Melgaarde in collaboration with a couple other guys—art director Eric Wrenn and Brendan Dugan, who founded Karma, a New York gallery/publisher/book shop.
Over the course of a successful career, Melgaarde has done a lot of everything. Previously, he directed music videos and collaborated with fashion designers Eckhaus Latta. "In the art realm, Bjarne Melgaard is a projectile vomiter, and like Linda Blair in The Exorcist, he seems possessed by a demonic force," wrote one critic in the New York Times last year.
The show's name was taken from actress Shelley Duvall's character in The Shining, who, according to Melgaarde, was "so ****ing annoying, so terrorizing in her silence that she is the real moment of horror in that film." Its installation caused a stir in the gallery's neighborhood—someone nearby called the police after paintings by a group called Big Fat Black **** were placed in the gallery's windows. "I think that's incredible," Mr. Melgaard told the Observer at the time. "I think those things are incredibly beautiful, and they're made by African Americans. It's kind of like—whoa, there are black people in America who do not feel inferior to white people."
During the show's run, the New Yorker called After Shelley Duvall a "hot mess," but commended Melgaarde for posing "important questions about free speech, gay rights, race, and the agency of the artist." I commend Frank Ocean for putting the internet at large on to any of this and would put that poster up on my wall. Looking forward to this magazine!
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man has he released any new material since he put out Channel Orange?Finally.
It's been like 3 years.
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man has he released any new material since he put out Channel Orange?Finally.
It's been like 3 years.
Technically yes.
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Basically...
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It's a fruity *** album title. Sounds like a Katy Perry album. The music is what counts but as a music fan, I'm always into the album cover, features, title, songs and everything else.
Thierry Henry
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I haven't really been checking for him since CO.man has he released any new material since he put out Channel Orange?Finally.
It's been like 3 years.
Technically yes.
Can someone be kind enough to list some of the songs he's put out since CO?
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Blue whale
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Pimpin in my convo, bubbles in my champagne let it be some jazz playing, top floor motel suite twistin my cigar...
. Where he been at.
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Can't wait!
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Pimpin in my convo, bubbles in my champagne let it be some jazz playing, top floor motel suite twistin my cigar.... Where he been at.
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He posted a track listing on his soundcloud
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He needs to quit playin & drop something.
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For real though. If albums anywhere near as good as Channel Orange though it will have been worth the wait. If this drops and this music the weeknd is dropping too could be a good summer
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can someone tell this dude to drop a single already? allegedly about a month away from an album release and nothin' 
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the album releases this month right?
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Yee. Da drought is almost over b.
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Just listened to nostalgia, ULTRA...
phew...feels were had.
phew...feels were had.
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Or else what?!
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Thought we had an answer to his album
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