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4:30 - Homeless white man sleeping in the garbage next to a dumpster. "It's a white guy that's homeless in LA. Odds are... his family's been in America for hundred of years. And he shouldn't be homeless. We should be paying for his fucking house. We should be paying for his food, his shelter. But instead, we're paying these fucking immigrants to run scams, and the money's not going to him. It's outrageous." So let's get this straight... you and I, the American citizen, can't afford a home and are funding all of this fraud through our taxes. These fraudsters also take up homes and buildings, which drives up the price for all of us. Yet you, Mr/Mrs/They/Them Libtard keep voting for the same politicians who allow this to happen because they point the finger at Trump and call him bad words? You do understand how gullible and easily manipulated that makes you? Wake up! This affects all of us. Hightlighted Comments: - Not just fraud, it also e...
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ALBUM REVIEW: THE DEBUT by JASON FURLONG

 

Album: The Debut EP

Artist: Jason Furlong

Release Date: April 3, 2021

Social Media: YouTube / Spotify / Instagram / Facebook

For Fans Of: Machine Gun Kelly, Kid Vision, Dacian Miron

Review: "Welcome to my life, a place that I don't even like" sings Jason Furlong to open his 2021 EP titled simply The Debut. Themes of depression and angst fill the album's six tracks, nearly all of which are worthy of being released as their own single. MGK better take notice, because Jason Furlong is ready to give the rapper-turned-pop-punk some good company.

"Prisoner of Your Love" is a song that questions one's involvement in a toxic relationship while asking the age old question "is it me, or is it you?" As usual, the answer isn't about just one person. "All we want is to be free, but we're both scared to see the end of us."

"How can I love you if I don't love myself?" asks Jason on "Run Away." Despite the self-reflective emotion of the lyrics, the songs actually have an upbeat and optimistic quality and are relatable without coming across as whiny. "I'm not ready to settle down, I'm just trying to find myself right now." This isn't your Uncle's early 2000's era emo, this music is self-aware. "Maybe you'd be better off just saying farewell."

Jason Furlong is an artist who wears his heart on his sleeve and his music has incredible potential "bottled up inside" just waiting to break out. The beats are well produced, the melodies and rhymes are catchy. My only complaint is that his lyrics can be a bit too upfront at times and could benefit from the use of more metaphor.

In my humble opinion, Jason Furlong is already walking the right path to a notable music career. He's at the large wooden door with a ring full of a thousand keys in his hands. All he has to do is find one that takes his songwriting to another level. I think that he can do it.

Rating: 7.5 / 10 - Jason Furlong is a talented songwriter who is poised to make big noise in the scene.

"Prisoner of Your Love"


"Nightmare"

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