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Our season long dissection of Radiohead's In Rainbows continues with an analysis of its title and how its themes have appeared in every song thus far. Then we examine the album's sixth track "Faust Arp" - a unique song that features two acoustic guitars, strings, and Thom Yorke's cryptic, impressionistic lyrics.

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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna

Additional Analysis: Dr. Brad Osborn

Song Recreations: Andrew Atwood

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Our season long dissection of Radiohead's In Rainbows continues with its fifth track "All I Need" - a song that expresses the concept of limerence or the unrequited obsession passion for someone. Musically, we explore the concepts of rhythmic dissonance, terminally climactic song form, and tone clusters.

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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna

Additional Analysis: Dr. Brad Osborn

Song Recreations: Andrew Atwood

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Our season long dissection of Radiohead's In Rainbows continues with its fourth track "Weird Fishes / Arpeggi" - an incredibly intricate musical arrangement that's considered among the band's best. We dissect the layered, multi-pattern guitar parts that create the song's immersive, oceanic soundscape as well as the potential symbolism of Thom Yorke's lyrics about being stuck at the bottom of the sea.

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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna

Additional Analysis: Dr. Brad Osborn

Song Recreations: Andrew Atwood

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Our season-long dissection of Radiohead's In Rainbows continues with its third track "Nude" - a song that took the band 10 years to get right.

Listen to the Key Notes episode on the Minor 4 chord here.

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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna

Additional Analysis: Dr. Brad Osborn

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

Song Recreations: Andrew Atwood

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Our season-long dissection of Radiohead's In Rainbows continues with its second track, Bodysnatchers - an adrenaline-fueled romp that explores the phenonemon of feeling disconnected from your own body.

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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna

Additional Analysis: Dr. Brad Osborn

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

Song Recreations: Andrew Atwood

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Our season long analysis of Radiohead's In Rainbows continues with its opening track "15 Step." We examine the song's unique asymmetrical time signature, its origins as a "rhythm experiment," the history of the number 15 in Radiohead songs, and much more.

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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna

Additional Analysis: Dr. Brad Osborn

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

Song Recreations: Andrew Atwood

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Our season long dissection of Radiohead's In Rainbows begins with a sweeping biography of the band, from their origins in Oxford, England to their historic run of landmark albums like The Bends, OK Computer, and Kid A.

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After Cole and Charles's enlightening, contentious, and entertaining odyssey through Frank Ocean's entire discography, the LSS Boyz are now forced to agree on the greatest Frank Ocean song of all time. They also announce the winner of the "Super Quiz Kids" trivia contest as well as debate what artists should be considered for next season's Last Song Standing.

Listen to Cole's Party Playlist here.

Executive Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Production: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Special Thanks: Intern Olivia

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Cole and Charles continue their journey to crown Frank Ocean's greatest song of all time with his landmark album, Blonde. The LSS Boyz take us back to the album's surprise release, quiz each other with album facts, and then debate what songs from Blonde should be in the running for Frank's best ever.

Official LSS S2 Playlist here. Fan vote for the finale episode @dissectpodcast on Instagram or Twitter.

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Cole and Charles continue their journey to crown Frank Ocean's greatest song of all time with a special double episode tackling the staircase to nowhere, Endless, plus debate Frank's singles, loosies, and features.

Official LSS S2 Playlist here. Let us know what your Last Song Standing is from Channel Orange @dissectpodcast and @charlesxholmes.

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Cole and Charles continue their journey to crown Frank Ocean's greatest song of all time with Nostalgia, ULTRA - the project that put him on the map. The LSS Boyz travel back to 2011 with some mixtape background, quiz each other on fun facts, and debate what songs should be in contention for Frank's best ever.

Official LSS S2 Playlist here. Let us know what your Last Song Standing is from Channel Orange @dissectpodcast and @charlesxholmes.

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Cole and Charles begin their journey to crown Frank Ocean's greatest song of all time by covering the album that made him a star: Channel Orange. The LSS Boyz take us back to 2012 with some album background, quiz each other on Channel Orange facts, and debate what songs should be in contention for Frank's best ever.

Official LSS S2 Playlist here. Let us know what your Last Song Standing is from Channel Orange @dissectpodcast and @charlesxholmes.

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

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Our "Lyrical Masters" mixtape series concludes with a line-by-line dissection of "Walkin" by Denzel Curry from Melt My Eyez, See Your Future.

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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

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Our "Lyrical Masters" mixtape series continues with a line-by-line dissection of "Figaro" by MF DOOM & Madlib from their 2004 album Madvillainy.

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Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

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Our "Lyrical Masters" mixtape series continues with a line by line dissection of "Mural" by Lupe Fiasco from his 2015 album Tetsuo & Youth. Part 2 of 2.

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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

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Our "Lyrical Masters" mixtape series continues with a line by line dissection of "Mural" by Lupe Fiasco from his 2015 album Tetsuo & Youth. Part 1 of 2.

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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Our "Lyrical Masters" mixtape series continues with a line by line dissection of "Introvert" by Little Simz from her 2021 album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert.

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Host/Writer/EP: Cole Cuchna

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

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Our "Lyrical Masters" mixtape continues with a line-by-line analysis of JAY-Z's 2017 track "The Story of OJ" from 4:44.

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Host: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Femi Olutade

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Our "Lyrical Masters" mixtape continues with a line-by-line dissection of Lil Wayne's first song released after his stint in prison - 2010's "6 foot 7 Foot."

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Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

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Our "Lyrical Masters" mixtape continues with a line-by-line analysis of Pusha T's 2013 track "Nosetalgia" featuring Kendrick Lamar.

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Host, writer: Cole Cuchna

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Our "Lyrical Masters" mixtape kicks off with a line-by-line analysis of J Cole's 2020 track "The Climb Back."

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Host, writer: Cole Cuchna

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Editing: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

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Cole and Cam wrap Season 10 with a draft of their favorite Tyler, The Creator songs across his entire catalog (3:26). Then we hear from Dissect listeners across the world sharing their biggest takeaways from IGOR (1:12:35).

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We conclude our season-long analysis of IGOR by exploring the implications of the album's musical and thematic loop. We also dissect IGOR's cover art and influences before hearing from Dissect listeners around the world sharing their biggest takeaways from the album and season.

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Recreations: Andrew Atwood

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Our season-long analysis of IGOR continues with ARE WE STILL FRIENDS?, the album's final track in which Tyler expresses his desire to remain friends his with former crush, and in the process, puts himself at risk of becoming entrapped in a endless loop of falling in and out of love. IGOR then ends with an ominous final note that contains a number of thematic and narrative implications.

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Recreations: Andrew Atwood

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Our season-long analysis of IGOR continues with I DON'T LOVE YOU ANYMORE, a musical respite after the emotional gauntlet of the album's previous track GONE GONE / THANK YOU. As the IGOR's penultimate track, it buttons up many of the albums motifs while setting the stage for its grand finale: ARE WE STILL FRIENDS?

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Recreations: Andrew Atwood

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Our season-long analysis of IGOR continues with GONE GONE / THANK YOU, a gorgeous double song in which Tyler memorializes the time shared with his beloved before finally becoming at peace with moving on.

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Recreations: Andrew Atwood

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Our season-long analysis of IGOR continues with WHAT'S GOOD, where Tyler uses the brash, masculine IGOR alter-ego to regain his autonomy after losing himself on the previous song PUPPET.

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Recreations: Andrew Atwood

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Our season-long analysis of IGOR continues with the album's emotional rock bottom, PUPPET. Tyler realizes he's lost himself in his desperate pursuit of pleasing his crush, and looks to a symbolic patriarch, played by Kanye West, to help find his way.

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Recreations: Andrew Atwood

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Our season-long analysis of IGOR continues with A BOY IS A GUN*. In the most sample heavy song on the album, Tyler uses a dichotomous gun symbol to express how his crush makes him feel: safe and in danger all at once.

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Recreations: Andrew Atwood

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Our season-long analysis of Tyler, The Creator's IGOR continues with "NEW MAGIC WAND" - a song Tyler described as his favorite song he's ever made. We unpack everything from its unlikely sample source to the historical associations of its main musical interval.

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Recreations: Andrew Atwood

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Our season-long analysis of Tyler, The Creator's IGOR continues with "BOYFRIEND" - a song released as the fourth track only on the physical versions of IGOR - before breaking down the beautiful ballad "RUNNING OUT OF TIME."

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Recreations: Andrew Atwood

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Our season-long analysis of Tyler, The Creator's IGOR continues with its third track I THINK.

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

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Our season-long analysis of Tyler, The Creator's IGOR continues with his biggest song to date, EARFQUAKE.

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

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Today we kickoff our 12-episode season analyzing the music, lyrics, and meaning of Tyler The Creator’s 2019 genre-bending album, IGOR.

Welcome to our season long examination of Tyler, The Creator's 2019 album IGOR, where we dissect the music, lyrics, and meaning of one song per episode. We begin with the album's first track "IGOR'S THEME," a mostly instrumental composition full of musical surprises, showcasing Tyler's skills as composer, producer, and arranger. And while subtle, the song's minimal lyrics actually foreshadow the album's narrative.

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Host, EP, Writer: Cole Cuchna

Writer: Camden Ostrander

Original Score: So Wiley

Audio Editor: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Birocratic

Recreations: Andrew Atwood

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Season finale! The moment is here. The LSS Boyz have been debating Kendrick Lamar's discography for six contentious episodes. Now it's time Cole and Charles are forced to crown the last song standing: the greatest Kendrick Lamar song of all time.

First, Cole and Charles will be forced to whittle down their list of songs from 8 to 3. These 3 songs advance to the royal rumble, where they will attempt to knock songs off each other's list until there is just one remaining.

LAST SONG STANDING is a new show from Dissect and The Ringer. Each season focuses on one artist in attempt to determine their greatest song of all time by debating through their ENTIRE catalog.

Hosts: Cole Cuchna & Charles Holmes

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Production: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Devon Renaldo

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These takes ain't freeeeee! In the penultimate episode of Last Song Standing Season 1, the LSS Boyz finally take on what some consider to be Kendrick Lamar's magnum opus, To Pimp A Butterfly. While this is Cole's favorite album of all time, Charles is...not as impressed.

Cast your vote in the poll below and follow the LSS playlist, updated weekly. You can also cast your vote for the listener's song pick to make it into the royal rumble season finale. Follow @dissectpodcast on Twitter or Instagram for instructions.

LAST SONG STANDING is a new show from Dissect and The Ringer. Each season focuses on one artist in attempt to determine their greatest song of all time by debating through their ENTIRE catalog.

Hosts: Cole Cuchna & Charles Holmes

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Production: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Devon Renaldo

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Get the LSS Boyz on the phone! Our journey to crown Kendrick Lamar's best song ever continues with every track NOT on one of Kendrick's main releases. We're talking untitled, unmastered, Overly Dedicated, The Heart series, the K Dot mixtapes, The Black Panther soundtrack, and more.

Cast your vote in the poll below and follow the LSS playlist, updated weekly.

LAST SONG STANDING is a new show from Dissect and The Ringer. Each season focuses on one artist in attempt to determine their greatest song of all time by debating through their ENTIRE catalog. New episodes publish Thursdays on the Dissect feed.

Hosts: Cole Cuchna & Charles Holmes

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Production: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Devon Renaldo

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Cole and Charles gather around the campfire to debate Kendrick Lamar's Section.80 and pick its best song. Will Charles continue his streak of normie picks? Will Cole once again choose a deep cut?

Cast your vote in the poll below and follow the LSS playlist, updated weekly.

LAST SONG STANDING is a new show from Dissect and The Ringer. Each season focuses on one artist in attempt to determine their greatest song of all time by debating through their ENTIRE catalog. New episodes publish Thursdays on the Dissect feed.

Hosts: Cole Cuchna & Charles Holmes

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Production: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Devon Renaldo

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The LSS Boyz take on their biggest challenge to date as they are forced to crown the best song on Kendrick Lamar's DAMN.

Cast your vote in the poll below and be sure to follow the LSS Spotify playlist, updated weekly.

LAST SONG STANDING is a new show from Dissect and The Ringer. Each season focuses on one artist in attempt to determine their greatest song of all time by debating through their ENTIRE catalog. New episodes publish Thursdays on the Dissect feed.

Hosts: Cole Cuchna & Charles Holmes

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Production: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Devon Renaldo

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The LSS Boyz aren't your saviors, but they are here to debate Kendrick Lamar's latest project in order to determine its best song, the last song standing.

Follow the official LSS Spotify playlist, updated weekly.

LAST SONG STANDING is a new show from Dissect and The Ringer. Each season focuses on one artist in attempt to determine their greatest song of all time by debating through their ENTIRE catalog.

New episodes of Last Song Standing publish Thursdays on the Dissect feed.

Hosts: Cole Cuchna & Charles Holmes

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Production: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Devon Renaldo

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Introducing LAST SONG STANDING, a new show in which Cole Cuchna (Dissect) and Charles Holmes (The Ringer) attempt the impossible: crowning the single best Kendrick Lamar song of all time.

To do this, Cole and Charles will debate their way through Kendrick’s entire catalog over 7 episodes. First up? good kid, m.A.A.d. city.

Listen to LAST SONG STANDING now on the Dissect feed.

In the premiere of LAST SONG STANDING, Cole and Charles debate Kendrick Lamar's good kid, mAAd city in order to determine the single best song on the album.

LAST SONG STANDING is a new show from Dissect and The Ringer. Each season focuses on one artist in attempt to determine their greatest song of all time by debating through their ENTIRE catalog.

New episodes of Last Song Standing publish Thursdays on the Dissect feed.

Hosts: Cole Cuchna & Charles Holmes

Producer: Justin Sayles

Audio Production: Kevin Pooler

Theme Music: Devon Renaldo

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Dissect host Cole Cuchna had the honor of giving a TEDx Talk at UC Berkeley. Through the music of Kanye West, Ariana Grande, and Dimitri Shostakovich, Cole shared his belief in the power of listening to cultivate empathy and understanding.

We conclude our analysis of Bo Burnham's INSIDE with its final song "Goodbye." We'll also discuss the rich symbolism of its final scenes as well as draw some final conclusion about the film.

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Our analysis of Bo Burnham's INSIDE continues with the special's climactic song "All Eyes On Me."

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We continue our series long analysis of Bo Burnham's INSIDE with "That Funny Feeling."

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Our serialized analysis of Bo Burnham's INSIDE continues with "Don't Wanna Know," "Shit," "All Time Low," and "Welcome to the Internet."

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