Adam22 (No Jumper host)

And if you rewind the clock 10 years, there was tons of rappers that I probably would have gone to see in concert where she knew all kinds of songs because Bad and Bougie is the biggest fucking single 10 years ago.

And, you know, she knows all these little pump songs and smoke perp songs and X and Juice WRLD, et cetera.

It's like...

I've seen subcultures collapse, even musically.

I watched a documentary the other day about what thrash and heavy metal was like in the 80s.

There was a time when this shit was some of the biggest music on the charts, and people kind of lost interest, and it's still big on a niche level.

There's bands that have huge followings, but from a mainstream perspective, you would basically have no idea that heavy metal exists.

That could happen around.

He's so successful with his cult fan base that he almost has no incentive to do that.

Evil Jordan peaked at number two on the Billboard Hot 100.

Oh, word.

Which is surprising.

Also, you could mention the song to all kinds of normies.

Nobody knows what the song is.

This is for his fans and maybe some hip hop fans in general.

But for the most part, that's for his cult.

You listen to it?

I love it.

A lot of people hating it.

I think it's amazing.