You may think you know someone or something, but the truth is that you'll never know everything about them or it. It can be a humbling realization when experienced, and even a traumatic one at times, but the aftermath allows for fresh insights, perspectives, and appreciation to be birthed, so it's not all bad. The above philosophy I had to keep close in mind the moment Stwo's alternate alias, Snorlax, made its worldwide debut, because the shit almost put me into shock. And while there's no information yet on the motives behind the unveiling, we know that the incriminating visual evidence was plastered legendarily on an enlightening HW&W interview article appearing earlier today with the producer/Pokemon. And it changed everything. A particularly monumental alteration occured with the angle within which I had previously been viewing the work of the metamorphic producer. I used to listen incredulously to the creations of the thought-to-be man, admiring them for what I took to be extraordinary efforts from a mere earthling. It turns out I've been mistaken all along... I'm able to make amends with the lifelong deception, though, if only because of instrumental he/it just dropped through the aforementioned label. It's an effort incorporating Three 6 Mafia's standout "Sippin' on Some Sizzurp" track, marinated with synths, screwed vocals, powering bass, and background guitar I imagine to have been inspired by the Poke Flute Stwo uses to awaken his Snorlax persona. I might be wrong, but then again, I was wrong about the guy all along. At least the production on "Syrup" is incredible. I'll confide in that. You should too.
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