In 2012, Frank Ocean was one of the few breakout artists to quickly establish himself as an artist that has done a good job at leaving his fans thirsty; but how long is too long before enough is enough, where the cosmos change a follow up album to a distant fore-thought, a distant idea mystified by the impact of its predecessor kept sacred for our livelihood, like that of Lauryn Hill’s solo album, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.
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