Seventy-four seconds long, uploaded under a title that is itself an instruction: "2nd half of track 14 from Everybody Wanna Go To Heaven But Nobody Wanna Die." There is no album with that title. There is, however, a fourteen-track record called They Hated Jesus At First released last autumn through DITCD.COM, a label operating out of Kailua Kona, Hawaii and its closing track is called exactly that. Read the description that way and this is the back end of the last song on that album, which is also why it arrives more than a year after the record it comes from. The arithmetic does not quite work a 3:40 track halved should give roughly 1:50, and this runs 1:14 so either the video is cut tighter than the label suggests or the description is doing something else. It is worth flagging rather than resolving. What is on screen is mostly voice. The piece opens on a spoken monologue about normality "if you are normal in a world like this, you the one that's crazy… the ones that you calling crazy, strange and crazy, they have tapped into levels of spirituality that you don't understand" before the verse starts. The rap that follows is dense and unforgiving, moving through 9/11, a subpoena, and a line about song-after-song struggle that names itself: "It's trauma porn." The hook is a repeated "surf on the track," which is either a producer's name being chanted or a joke about how the beat moves, and without the audio it is not possible to say which. twogeebs works in Zilla Rocca's DITCD.COM circle, where he goes by Zilla F. Baby, and has released four projects since early 2025, including a joint album with Action Figure 973 this summer. Seventeen views on a video this considered is the least interesting number in the entry.
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