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Big Fish Theory is the second studio album by American rapper Vince Staples. It was released on June 23, 2017, by Blacksmith Records and Def Jam Recordings.

Big Fish Theory is Vince Staples' second studio album and was released on June 23, 2017. So the Big Fish Theory pertains to someone who is capable of much bigger things, but is trapped inside the fish tank someone else put them in and therefore will only grow in accordance with their limits. However, in a pre-release interview with Vulture, Vince was questioned about the album’s title and it’s true meaning: So the Big Fish in the title of the album. I’ve got a couple ideas what that might mea. ou’re not going to get it right.

On Staples’ second album, however, he comes close to drawing level with his West Coast rival. Because ‘Big Fish Theory’ is one of the most ambitious, dazzling hip-hop albums of 2017 so far – neck-and-neck with Kendrick’s ‘DAMN. Right from fiery opener ‘Crabs In A Bucket’, Staples’ propulsive, hypnotic flow has never sounded stronger. His lyrics, meanwhile, are emotionally calibrated for 2017: antsy, alienated and occasionally overcome with nihilistic despair at the state of the world. And his bleak lyrical brilliance is perfectly matched by ‘Big Fish Theory’’s experimental production  . DOWNLOAD Vince Staples Ft. Justin Vernon & Kilo Kish – Crabs In A Bucket MP3. Juicy J – Big Fish MP3. DOWNLOAD Vince Staples – Alyssa Interlude MP3.

Vince Staples Releases Big Fish Theory Album. June 22, 2017 8:00 PM. by Kyle Eustice. 16. Vince Staples’ sophomore album has arrived. 17 was hinting at the Big Fish video, which he released Thursday (May 18), a day early. The Norf Norf rapper followed up with an announcement on Beats 1 Radio where he revealed the actual release date of his Big Fish Theory LP is June 23. 'It's been two years. It;'s time to drop an album. new album from estaples pi. witter. Zane Lowe (lowe) May 18, 2017.

Vince Staples’ critically acclaimed debut album is an abstract vignette of moments inspired by the chaotic events of his adolescent past. The title, Summertime ‘06, tells the time and year of when the stories unfolded, one of the hottest summers of his life. There’s a vividness to his storytelling, lyrically the music is a time machine to the actions as he describes them―the angst, madness and intensity of what his life was like. If Summertime ‘06 was based on his past, Big Fish Theory could give people a glimpse into his actual present―the same way TPAB follows GKMC. If you listen to BagBak, the rumored first single touches on a range of topics―systemic oppression, racial prejudice, police profiling―but the song ends with Vince announcing, we on now, and that everyone from the 1% to the president can "suck our dick.

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I enjoyed this album very much. Crabs In A Bucket This song is a great way to kick off the album. The beat is electronic and ominous, leaving you in a cloud of mystery throughout the entire song. I believe the song is about the way white people look at Vince and how they don’t want to see him succeed and how they dismiss him as just another black artist. Crabs in a bucket Crabs in a bucket Wanna see you at the bottom, don'tcha love it?

In fact, he’s in multiple time zones here. Delivered in his fluent, poetic flow, the lyrical references reach back to 16th-century composer Louis Bourgeois, while BagBak captures the stark contrasts of Staples’ present ( I pray for new McLarens/Pray the police don’t come blow me down because of my complexion. With trap hi-hats sprayed across ’70s funk basslines ( 745 ) and Bon Iver fused into UK garage beats ( Crabs in a Bucket ), the future is as bold as it is bright. Big Fish Theory Vince Staples.