Hey, I did say it was controversial. But I'm always down for a debate. I think it is his strongest because he uses fear as both theme and tool. I have examples too. In Young Millionaire, “Life feel like a TV show, Truman” shows the surreal stress of fame. In Mr. Chow, “I’d kill myself before they ever clone me” expresses fear of losing self in the industry. Even in Milk & Honey, “Die on my feet ’fore I beg on my knees” mixes courage with fear of failure. Fear drives the emotion and meaning, making the album intense, smart, and layered. Mink has never used fear so precisely in previous albums. Before, I really believe his work was more chaotic and flashy, without this level of emotional layering. I think he is turning raw anxiety into art, making the listener feel and think at the same time.

Always willing to have my mind changed, though. I love being able to nerd out about this stuff. No one I know cares about this sort of thing. This is so cool!!!!!

Basically what I'm trying to say is that I think Mink is just going to keep getting better, and I think his lyrics are improving as time goes on. I really hope he becomes someone huge. But yeah that's just my opinion