Fingertips

Respectfully, she's never done something like this on any of her studio albums so I don't think it means anything regarding a Blue Banisters 2.0

amen sis 

Boz implied she just sings over the SYML track but we don't know if they'll add more stuff (we'll know it with the production credits).
As for the other tracks since the duration is similar it might be the same case or just a coincidence. 
I think both boz and Kintsugi said the samples were not that obvious so I doubt it's just karaoke-like 
 
And since Tommy is credited as a writer (and a feature) it's either a self produced song and she just took the base or she actually has vocals and it could be any self written track from that album.
So many questions for the culture  

I think it's interesting that Kintsugi said that she used each sample in unexpected ways insinuating that we might not even be able to know/tell/recognize the samples, but at the same time, it seems like she just sings over the sampled tracks? 

Someone sent him a phishing scam/link in an attempt to hack into his computer and steal the album.

Never, now that some IDIOT on here scared him away. 

100% real, spilled by Kintsugi himself. Just might not be in the correct order

Everything about Kintsugi is giving me the same vibes of Yosemite, but sadder and piano based 

100% real, spilled by Kintsugi himself. Just might not be in the correct order

Never, now that some IDIOT on here scared him away. 

Never, now that some IDIOT on here scared him away. 

Idk if anyone has mentioned this yet but has anyone else noticed a sound in DYKTTATUOB during the second verse right after she sings "Not because she loves the notes" that also appears in the verses of Carmen? Idk if it's some kind of common instrument and that's why no one has mentioned it already but I had to point this out

ok i listened to some tracks and there's no way she's only going to just sing over the tommy song  i hope she might sample the drums on eden, they're dope

so what i’ve gathered about crediting samples/interpolations
• all writers of the song that’s being sampled need to be credited
• producers of the song that’s being sampled don’t need to be credited at all unless like a huge portion of the beat is sampled untouched too (which i don’t think is the case)
• producers also don’t need to be credited even if a few stems are taken and used in the song that’s doing the sampling. an example of this happening is how many musicians have been using stems from SOPHIE’s pack recently (which are all taken directly from songs on her album Product), building entire songs around them, but SOPHIE still isn’t listed as a writer or producer or anything
 
so looking at that, we can come to the conclusion again that every song besides HLWWLTS is fair game for being the sample in Peppers, it’s likely we won’t even be able to tell once the full producer credits do come out because producers don’t really matter in this scheme of things
 
idk i just really think it’s Execute, we know from one of the insiders that Peppers sounds very similar to the track it’s sampling and it’s the only song on World Vision besides HLWWLTS (which is off the table) that really sounds like it could work well as a Lana song in that way imo 

I think it's interesting that Kintsugi said that she used each sample in unexpected ways insinuating that we might not even be able to know/tell/recognize the samples, but at the same time, it seems like she just sings over the sampled tracks? 

LOVE YOU 

Never, now that some IDIOT on here scared him away. 

I think it's interesting that Kintsugi said that she used each sample in unexpected ways insinuating that we might not even be able to know/tell/recognize the samples, but at the same time, it seems like she just sings over the sampled tracks? 

100% real, spilled by Kintsugi himself. Just might not be in the correct order

Everything about Kintsugi is giving me the same vibes of Yosemite, but sadder and piano based 

Never, now that some IDIOT on here scared him away. 

I think it's interesting that Kintsugi said that she used each sample in unexpected ways insinuating that we might not even be able to know/tell/recognize the samples, but at the same time, it seems like she just sings over the sampled tracks? 

I think it's interesting that Kintsugi said that she used each sample in unexpected ways insinuating that we might not even be able to know/tell/recognize the samples, but at the same time, it seems like she just sings over the sampled tracks?