 Genius Meanings
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Supa Bwe (Ft. Chance the Rapper) – Rememory
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[Intro: Chance the Rapper] / Rememory / Way, way back when summer was hot / Rememory / Way back, way back / [Chorus: Chance the Rapper] / I used to hold your hand, used to hold
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Ft. Erykah Badu) – Rememory
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Mr. Chancelor Bennett outdoes himself, double-timing on a smooth production. In “Rememory,” Chance steps into the painful shoes of a man who divorces from his wife, much like in
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment – Miracle
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“Miracle” opens with a smooth instrumental, transitioning into a verse from Chancellor full of positivity. He conveys the message that it is a miracle to be alive. It is more of
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Ft. Jamila Woods) – Sunday Candy
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The first single off The Social Experiment’s project Surf. Chance appears all over the track powered by vibrant live instrumentation – rapping and singing throughout what seems to
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Ft. BJ the Chicago Kid & Raury) – Windows
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“Windows” finds Chance reflecting on his responsibility to teach his soon-to-be firstborn child about the world. The uncertainty he feels in his ability to do this is reflected in
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Supa Bwe (Ft. Chance the Rapper, DINO7K & redveil) – ACAB
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[Intro: Supa Bwe] / Na na, haha / Do you love me or na na na na na (Na na) / Look, look / Yeah / [Verse 1: Supa Bwe] / Do you love me or just seek attachment? / I'm probably
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Ft. King Louie & Quavo) – Familiar
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This is the Social Experiment’s ode to basic bitches. This song continues the prevalent theme of staying true to oneself instead of conforming to societies idea of normal. The
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Ft. Big Sean, Jeremih & KYLE) – Wanna Be Cool
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The joyful track preaches the importance of staying true to yourself and features Big Sean, Jeremih, and Kyle.
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Ft. J. Cole & Noname) – Warm Enough
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Warm enough is the explaining of how their love is rough and they might act cold but their heart is warm enough for love
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment – Just Wait
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The 8th track off of “Surf”, which tells you how to be patient and good things will come your way in return.
This idea of being patient was shown when many fans of Chance and The
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Ft. BJ the Chicago Kid, B.o.B, Busta Rhymes & Janelle Monáe) – Slip Slide
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This song is about music artists succeeding on their own and making the music that they want. To “slip” means to fail in the music industry.
“Standing on my own two” refers to the
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Ft. DRAM) – Caretaker
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This song is sampled from Jaheim’s “Find my way back”
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Hiatus Kaiyote – Fingerprints
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[Chorus] / Broken memories / They taunt me like a bird caged by scorched wings / Puzzle pieces missing / All the grubby fingerprints that kissed the walls have vanished / [Verse
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment – Nothing Came to Me
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Many were first introduced to “Nothing Came To Me” through the silent film Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment posted on Jan 27, 2015.
It stars Cara Delevingne. Scored and
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment – Something Came to Me
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The 13th track on Surf adds as a response from the first interlude “Nothing Came to Me”. This track files the same instrumental as “Nothing Came to Me” but adds a little more
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Ft. Jesse Boykins III, Joey Purp & Mike Golden) – Go
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This song plays around the theme of people leaving in relationships, with each verse presenting a different scenario for leaving.
In Verse 1, the speaker seems to be talking to
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Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment (Ft. Jamila Woods) – Questions
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This is the twelfth song on Surf and is sung by Jamila Woods, who featured on Sunday Candy.
The short song is filled with questions that Jamila asks as a child, mainly about death
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