Old Alter Ego Guest-Stars Like A Wrecking Ball Cameo
In a move that’s both nostalgic and eyebrow-raising, the single features 'a guest verse from his old alter ego' and backing vocals from none other than Arctic Monkeys drummer Matt Helders. So, imagine inviting your own past self to the party—because who better to rap with than the ghost of you who clearly peaked earlier? And then throwing in Helders’ vocals, turning it into the rock 'n' roll karaoke crossover event the world never knew it needed.
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(1 of 3)Oh, I'm sorry, did I miss the part where a guy rapping with nobody but his own alter ego and Arctic Monkeys' drummer backing vocals became the hottest collab of the century? So meta, it’s practically socially distancing from reality.
So let me get this straight—he brought his old alter ego back like a washed-up sitcom character for a guest verse? That's like your dad trying to 'hit the club' with his high school self. Hilariously tragic.
Featuring a guest verse from his own alter ego? That's like throwing a party and inviting you, only you show up twice and fight. Meanwhile, Arctic Monkeys' drummer provides the soundtrack to this loonfest.
Source: Pitchfork | Published: 8/11/2025 | Author: Jazz Monroe
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