Guys, welcome back to another audio podcast episode at NFR podcast. We're going to be talking about the best psychedelic rap songs in today's episode. And I also wanted to mention that last episode, we did one on the best songs in the 2020s decade. And we have playlists that are up if you guys search up NFR podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and anywhere else that you guys

get your podcast. But Ant, let's get into this best psychedelic rap songs. Yes, sir. What are you

looking at to get into this, bro? Well, I mean, it's tough, right? Because it's either like

you've experimented with psychedelics and you've listened to certain songs or albums that play

into that realm and you've

enjoyed them over the past couple of years or you haven't experimented with psychedelics and

you just kind of basically went after production or maybe things that you think do sound psychedelic

or maybe even artists that claim to be making psychedelic music throughout their lyrics or throughout their career or discography.

And that's what I find interesting about my rotation is that I have a personal, let's say, story attached to each one of these songs.

That's what I tried to go with more of like a personal rotation for me, songs that I were that I bumped either while, you know, I was in a smoke rotation or either

while, you know, maybe I took shrooms with my cousin at one point, you know, all these types

of different songs that I actually experienced while being off of psychedelics. So how about you?

What was the rotation comprised of? Yeah, I mean, listen, there's obvious choices like drugs

who try it by Travis Scott or a pride by Kendrick Lamar or even all of Travis or Rocky or Cutty's catalog that you can go with.

But I did try to choose songs that I haven't really shared as recommendations or spoken about too much within this episode.

Apart from that, I also wanted to not ignore the impact of something like Paul's Boutique,

which was one of the first rap albums to really heavily influence, you know, psychedelic

sample-based music.

So shout out to them.

But ultimately, I just want to say I feel like the state of psychedelic hip-hop isn't a great

place right now.

I mean, you have Travis Scott,

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