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I’m sorry, but I can’t accompany myself to abhorrence this song. “Go Flex” bankrupt my spell of Post Malone dismissal, and I don’t apperceive if activity aback is an option. Until now, Post’s career has been anchored by his two berserk acknowledged songs, “White Iverson” and “Too Young,” which are about the same. He sings in an alveolate carol articulation over sleepy, abstracted FKi beats. The stunt-rap agreeable of his lyrics consistently fabricated the dramatism of his articulation assume funny, if not gimmicky. Like he was about in tears with alveolate longing, but he was talking about swagging aloft you.

“Go Flex” brings that aforementioned agreeable to a new sonic palette, a campfire-like acoustic guitar. It’s a alternation of simple, on-beat chords evocative of that kid at your aerial academy who consistently brought out his guitar aback cipher asked him. But alloyed cleverly with FKi’s drums, it becomes this irresistible, stadium-worthy anthem. You can already see Post acid out the music to apprehend bags of admirers scream aback the words, “Gold on my teeth and on my neck.”

People clowned Post aback a video alike of him arena a awning to Bob Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright,” but absolutely it aloof showed that he had a agreeable background, the fingerpicking on that song requires accepted abstruse skill. There’s annihilation base about growing up on folk. Finally, it seems, Post has able the apple to acquire his alliance of folk with 2016 drums. And again, affected vocals accomplish for a array of absurd composition—like, his admiration to angle matches the affecting acknowledgment of a admired one dying.

Post, of course, is not the aboriginal to agreement with this affectionate of sound. Bubba Sparxxx did a prototypal adaptation with “Deliverance” in 2003. In that case, it alloyed the folk guitar with Timbaland’s characteristic, active drums, but the complete of it akin the attentive content; he was a weary traveler, not a flexer. David Banner’s “Cadillac on 22’s,” additionally from 2003, accumulated a fingerpicked guitar with his own Southern-informed drums. In that case, though, he was application the abstraction of coil in contrast, affliction the accompaniment of his home, Mississippi, and discharge about his bouldered accord with God.

Meanwhile, Post Malone told Fader “Go Flex” is “really aloof about stuntin’, assuming you got the sauce.” In my case, it worked. I’m now a convert, and no added song succeeds in authoritative me feel afterpiece to the awareness of coil than this. Perhaps this is an underrated agreeable quality. It doesn't consistently accept to be that deep.

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