Download the new Childish Gambino Music album Because The Internet Deluxe Edition

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Tracklist:
01 – The Library (Intro)
02 – Crawl
03 – WORLDSTAR
04 – Dial Up
05 – The Worst Guys feat. Chance The Rapper
06 – Shadows
07 – Telegraph Ave. (Oakland by Lloyd)
08 – Sweatpants
09 – 3005
10 – Playing Around Before The Party Starts
11 – The Party
12 – No Exit
13 – Death By Numbers
14 – Flight Of The Navigator
15 – Zealots of Stockholm [Free Information]
16 – Urn
17 – Pink Toes feat. Jhene Aiko
18 – Earth The Oldest Computer (Last Night) feat. Azealia Banks
19 – Life The Biggest Troll [Andrew Auernheimer] feat. Donald Glover
Bonus Track:
20 – What Kind Of Love


After the release of Camp was Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino both honored as the ground. The most notorious was the Pitchfork review that assessed him with a 1.6 and en passant are credibility in doubt drew. How can you be a celebrated comedian, actor and rapper and, at the same time, position yourself as an outsider? What actually was involved, was: you can experience problems of things like racism, but if you come from the upper middle class, you have the right isn't that important. While that outsider status of Glover is indeed somewhere is based. He doubts about his identity in a music scene where the confident expression of the norm. He invariably is, also in its texts, working to defend themselves. On his latest album Because the Internet happens that as in "Sweatpants ':" Rich kid, asshole: watch me as a villain ".

For that matter is there on his latest album, little has changed. The subjects are mostly the same: of personal suffering as heartbreak and future fear to the compulsive need to prove himself as a rapper. A larger role this time is reserved for a critical attitude towards the internet and especially the impersonal, the less close social contacts that social media would. The short film Clapping for the Wrong Reasons for which Glover wrote the screenplay gives his vision: we see a group of friends in an idyllic country house, all glued to their electronic device. Only when the power goes out they come closer to each other.

In describing emotional void is Childish Gambino at its strongest. In his subtle texts he shows the downsides of prosperity. You might call his approach Existentialist: man is doomed to freedom in a meaningless world. He goes far in it: it is not only God and social ideals that have lost their luster, but also institutions such as marriage ("When every marriage is a same sex marriage//same sex everyday, monotonous") and friendship ("Got a house full of homies//why I feel opposite"). Where on Camp are cartoonish way of rapping him in conveying that message sometimes got in the way, that he's better off here. However, should he continue to pay attention to not sound too flat to go. Glover is in addition sing more often, which is nice for the alternation, but by his little special voice rather impinges on its numbers.