I always knew i wasnt gonna be gay

Punk is an album with some genuinely amazing ideas, unique sounds, experimentation, introspection, and fun, but it is held back by a bloated track length and a few poor features. For this reason, it comes as no surprise that he interrupts the first song on the album with absolute nonsense.

71K subscribers in the YoungThug community. However, Thug stops the song halfway through to tell a story that cannot help but baffle the listener. In fact, anyone who has never listened to his music but has seen clips of his interviews or caught a glimpse of his Twitter can attest to this.

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Ristouu I always knew I wasn’t gon’ be gay I had her sendin’ pictures to my mom’s phone when I was like eight. He croons from the perspective of a spurned lover questioning his ridiculous decision-making over the course of their relationship.

Dedicated to the discussion of Atlanta artist, Young Thug. Young Thug is a very strange man. Cole feature; a very impressive feat. Cole whining about his expenses. On Air. Review October 27, Young Thug shows off his weird side on "Punk".

Get tickets as low as $ You might also like [Verse 2: Young Thug] I always knew I wasn't gon' be gay I had her sendin' pictures to my mom phone when I was like eight, tuh I always knew that I'd. Yeah I always knew I wasn't gon' be gay I had her sendin' pictures to my mom phone when I was like eight, tuh I always knew that I'd be great 'Cause my coach told me I was slow, but I was runnin' at a fast pace, huh They tryna divide us and conquer the world with it They got a couple of the guys and all of the girls with it.

This is a fact lost on neither longtime fans nor casual observers. Cole, however, is a wealthy, married, year-old man and comes off as pathetic and out of touch with his constant allusions to a violent lifestyle that he simply does not live.