Out the blue, an introspective Frank Ocean drops a new recording showcasing his rhyming skills. Life goes on, pimpin’.
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Fresh off his SNL debut, an intoxicated Frankie shoots up the bar before riding off on his bike to the strip club in the middle of the desert. Nice pyramids there. Channel Orange in stores now.
In his SNL debut, Frank pulled up a seat alongside John Mayer for a live rendition of “Thinking Bout You”. Afterwards, they returned for “Pyramids”. Nice performances. Channel Orange in stores now.
Frank Ocean made his VMA debut tonight with a fiery set and a performance of “Thinking Bout You”. Channel ORANGE available here. audioperv
On a break off his own tour, Frankie continued his live show streak during Lollapalooza in the Chi yesterday. Despite the storm, the festival went on and Mr. Ocean drenches the crowd with his standout track.
Frankie kept his channel ORANGE tour going last night at New York City’s Terminal 5. Above, he runs through the album’s track 9. If you weren’t in attendance, check out more clips from the show below.
In today’s Guardian, Frank finally broke silence on his
Frank continued his channel ORANGE tour last night
A week after the digital release of Frank Ocean’s solo debut Channel Orange, HDD estimates that the album sold 130, 945 copies. With the tangible version in stores today, expect the number to increase by next week. Official tally tomorrow. UPDATE: #2 On Billboard with 131,000 copies.
Last night, Frank began his Channel Orange tour at the Showbox in Seattle and brought the “Sweet Life” to the stage. Below, he recites “Bad Religion”. Album on iTunes now and in stores Tuesday.
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