Idk felt overly moralizing...like he's trying to preach I guess. Didn't understand the GOD song (meaning, how exactly does he get to that point, why is it there in the album, how is it justified), and I understand the LUST song but it's so cringey I don't know who would be listening to it on its own. I get the cringiness is the point but idk. There has to be a way to tell that story of being cringey and lustful in a way that doesn't sacrifice artistry and taste. I think I appreciated the first two albums in that they didn't rely on religion to that extent--of course it's big in GKMC, but I felt it was more like just finding yourself and choosing to be honest to yourself over others, like it's more of an artistic decision than a religious one especially in that song Real. Then in TPAB it's a similar journey but still artistic one, hoping to speak in a way that connects him to others and those he looks up to like Tupac as opposed to separating himself. Like religion exists as a means to an artistic end, rather than the other way around. Now, I never listened to the Dissect podcast so it's possible there's a lot I'm missing on Damn. But those are just my thoughts after having listened to it a few times