'DON'T TAP THE GLASS' + B-Sides! | Last Song Standing (E7)
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What is the opening mail‑bag segment and why is it featured in this episode?
Hi everyone, Cole here. Quick message before getting into today's episode. Later this month, Dissect will be celebrating its 10-year anniversary, which honestly is pretty wild to say out loud. And to honor this moment, I thought it'd be fun to do a 10-year anniversary mailbag episode. What's a mailbag episode, you ask? Well, the concept is pretty simple. You submit questions and I'll record my answers. The questions can, of course, be music related, but they don't actually have to be. I also like talking about film, literature, life, family, philosophy. Honestly, I'm open to answering any question as long as it's interesting and thought-provoking. Now, to submit a question, just email dissectpodcast at gmail.com.
A standard email is fine, but if you want to get extra fancy... You could also record your question as a voice memo so I could play it in the actual episode. The deadline to submit a question is Wednesday, August 19th. Again, the deadline is Wednesday, August 19th. And the email is dissectpodcast at gmail.com. All right. Thank you guys for listening as always and enjoy today's episode.
Welcome, everyone, to Last Song Standing.
I'm Cole Kushner. And I'm Charles Holmes. And in this fifth season of Last Song Standing, we are breaking down Tyler, the Creator's entire discography in order to crown the greatest Tyler, the Creator song of all time, a.k.a. The Last Song
Standing. Last episode, we broke down Chromacopia. Yeah. And today... It's the penultimate episode. Penultimate. We're going Don't Tap the Glass. Plus, we're going to cover all the features, loosies, anything not on a Tyler, the Creator full-length project.
Yes.
And let's just jump right in, Charles.
Four. You got that shit on, Cole. I'm
very
proud of you. You always come here dripped out.
I thought it was, like, maybe bordering on a little too, like, I don't know. No, this is
grown and sexy.
You're in your Tyler
era. Come on, bro. I ask this every single time, but I will keep asking it year after year. Are your daughters respecting it? Are they respecting the fact that, like, you show up at elementary school, these other dads have given up on life.
Cole's like, nah, bro. I got this. They take me for granted. I'll say that. Really? I always tell them, one day you'll realize how cool your dad is.
Because your wife, is she at the parent-teacher conferences, y'all out? She's like,
damn, Cole,
you
stunning all these dads. No, I mean, I think this was my midlife crisis. Because I was always kind of into fashion, but I've gotten more into dressing well. in the past like two years, which, you know, instead of buying a sports car, instead of, you know, cheating on my wife. Instead of buying a chain to buy furniture. I just try to dress a little bit better as my hair, you know, my hair goes gray. I try to make up for it with, you know. You got the lynch hair. Stop. Stop. All right. Well, here though, we're like, we're close to the end. Yes. This is, I'm really excited about this episode. Same. I thought once
again, revisiting the, these projects i think when don't tap the glass released i was kind of like okay this is like slight or minor tyler yeah and going back to i'm like oh i fuck with this album heavy
yeah so we should we just get right because we're not going to do like so today's episode is going to be a little bit different i think we both feel like don't tap the glass is we both, I think came to love this project, especially on a revisit, but it's not like, uh, it's a totemic Tyler, the creator
work. And I don't even think Tyler made it for that purpose. This, the reason I think I, I came to love this and we will break it down later is it's just a fun record.
What are the key facts and release details of Tyler, the Creator’s “Don’t Tap the Glass” album?
This, I love when an artist, especially when they, they've been on the type of run that Tyler has been on kind of gives you like an exhale and be like, all right, you know what it reminds me of? If we're, I always compare, uh, directors, maybe musicians. It reminds me of like licorice pizza from PTA where it's like, I know a lot of people don't like licorice pizza, but I love it because it's just such a, just a breath of just kind of like, okay, someone going back to their childhood and giving you something that's not to your point as totemic, but just like it's summer right around the web.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening mail‑bag segment and why is it featured in this episode?
0:06–4:02
2
What are the key facts and release details of Tyler, the Creator’s “Don’t Tap the Glass” album?
4:02–10:31
3
How do the hosts describe the themes and concept behind “Don’t Tap the Glass”?
10:31–20:51
4
Why do the hosts consider “Sugar on My Tongue” a standout track on the album?
20:51–26:46
5
Which featured artists and collaborations are highlighted from the album and its B‑sides?
26:46–36:18
6
What trivia questions and challenges do the hosts use to decide the season’s winner?
36:18–48:08
7
What is the “most dissectable moment” involving the sample history of “Potato Salad”?
48:08–1:02:28
8
How do the hosts wrap up with their final song picks and preview the season finale?
1:02:28–1:21:43