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One thing this leaker keeps trying to illustrate is that he’s doing this for the gamers who he feels have been screwed over by Rockstar’s business practices. He’s positioning himself as pro gamer and pro consumer (which is obviously not true, he’s an attention seeker pretending to be altruistic).

However, leaking the ending and major spoilers probably won’t affect Rockstar as much as people are speculating. The Last of Us Part II is a prime example of a game that had major portions leaked before release, ending and all, and it still sold extremely well. The people this leak will actually affect are the gamers who’ll have their excitement hampered, but who won’t necessarily stop themselves f

One thing this leaker keeps trying to illustrate is that he’s doing this for the gamers who he feels have been screwed over by Rockstar’s business practices. He’s positioning himself as pro gamer and pro consumer (which is obviously not true, he’s an attention seeker pretending to be altruistic).

However, leaking the ending and major spoilers probably won’t affect Rockstar as much as people are speculating. The Last of Us Part II is a prime example of a game that had major portions leaked before release, ending and all, and it still sold extremely well. The people this leak will actually affect are the gamers who’ll have their excitement hampered, but who won’t necessarily stop themselves f

Wireless is a huge organisation, so they would’ve already done all the risk checks to make sure Ye can actually perform in London and isn’t at risk of being denied entry. Also, neither Keir Starmer nor Sadiq Khan have said anything about banning him and realistically, they can’t just step in and do that anyway.

The sponsor situation is a separate issue. Wireless will either find another big-name sponsor (something on the level of Amazon or PayPal), or, in a worst-case scenario, cancel. What they’re very unlikely to do is drop Ye. He’s just too big to replace. It would be like taking Taylor Swift off Coachella after people have already bought tickets.

On top of that, Ye’s fanbase is crazy,

Hello all, my name’s Hamza. I’m a filmmaker from London and I’ve been tapped to adapt a young adult novel for the screen. I won’t share details, but it’s a London set anthology about a group of 18 year olds. It explores fatalism, isolation, and how they try to make sense of it, or escape it.

One character is an orphan. His mum died, and his dad took his own life in a barn fire. While his origin isn’t specified in the book, the author imagined the character being from a landlocked Central Asian country, and was inspired by The Needle. He struggles to recall his past. His memories are fractured, distorted. He uses psychedelics to dig through them. Eventually, he leaves London without telling

In the queue right now

Was disappointed to not hear Melrose or some other Cuck era beats like Jared, however I think there’s a decent chance some of this material might end up on that project. For Vultures a lot of the material was Ty’s own tracks on V1, and then Kanye grails on V2, so I feel like there’ll be a similar thing going on here.

I’m hoping it’s mostly unheard stuff though.

Alright, this might sound like a far-fetched theory, but hear me out.

The vinyls were shipped early, and that feels intentional rather than accidental. Normally, physical copies are held back so they count toward first week sales once the album officially drops. Shipping them before release breaks that pattern, which suggests the release date might not be locked in.

There’s also the issue of how Billboard counts sales. For an album to count, it usually needs to be officially released and fully available. If the project isn’t finished or isn’t on streaming yet, those early vinyl shipments may not qualify. We’ve already seen something similar happen with Donda 2, where the rollout didn’t fol

There’s been countless indications and warnings that the vinyls (at least the initial pressings) would have Ai vocals. Even without those indications, it was obvious that Ye was not going to recall vinyls to ship out updated copies.

I’ve seen a couple people say Ye fucked fans over here, but the fans are stupid for buying the vinyls in the first place when all clues pointed to this happening.

It’s like standing on a train track for months waiting to get hit, and then complaining when you do.

So don’t take these vinyl leaks like they’re a true indication of how the digital album is going to be, because all the pressure and bets (from Gamma especially putting their rep on the line) are on t