imma delete this if y'all keep comparing it to his new albums

IM GOING BACK TO MY EDGY TEEN YEARS IT WASNT A PHASE IM DEPRESSED

I honestly don't understand why joji felt ashamed of this album.Such a masterpiece for an indie genre.

Insane to think about how he produced all this on GarageBand

The real ones are still out here waiting for a Vol. 2.

cassette tape you know clickety clack

Back when I was a freshman, when I first found out he made these romantic DIY songs. 2016 was really an era. When he kept his musical talents in the closet, and still uploaded as Frank. When he still hung out with Ian and Max. It was a special time, watching him grow- awaiting an inevitable big-break to fame. Happy to see where he went, just really really miss this sound. All his producers were amazing, especially Shamana.

i like joji's newer music but this is something special for me

It was 3 years ago when my depression got worse. I didn't have any purpose to live aside from working a 9 to 5 job that has a minimum pay. And then I found Filthy Frank and Pink Guy. I enjoyed watching their satire and offensive videos, helping my depression to ease up a bit. Weeks later, I met a girl who happened to be my sister's friend. Coincidentally, she, too, watches FF and enjoys it too. I never knew that I would meet someone with the same interest as me. She then introduced Joji to me. I enjoyed his music. I can relate a lot from his songs about depression and heartaches. We would both hang out and listen to his songs at my apartment while chilling, and that's one of the best moments I've ever had. A few more months later, we started dating. She's a fun gal. Caring, sweet, weird... almost the same quality as me. I loved it when she randomly pops up and annoy me during my worktime. She would buy me meals, take me out for a walk and even play games at her place. Our favorites wouldbe Thom and Slow Dancing in the Dark. Until such time when we had a fight. It was that time when I got mad at something too soon that I never got to see the bigger picture. I was wrong. I was dumb. The next days, she didn't reply to my messages nor payed me visits like before. Weeks, months... until a year later, and we still didn't have any communication. At first, I thought that maybe she's busy or have already moved on. That is until a word came from my sister. She was hospitalized, bed-ridden for the past 8 months due to ovarian cancer. A chill came down my spine. I started to worry and told her to keep me updated in the future. I couldn't come to visit her. She may get mad or maybe I'll just cause problems if I were to go there. So I patiently waited for her recovery. She even told me that she already forgave me long ago, and she wishes to hang out with me again. We missed each other. One cold night, I was out drinking with my friends, when my phone rang. It was my sister. I was laughing at the moment, but my sister was doing the complete opposite. I can hear her sniffle and whimper. She was crying. I asked her what's wrong, and my sister replied, "she's gone". I felt a wild mix of emotions. I was pissed, sad and terribly depressed. She must've been joking, I said to myself. But unfortunately, my sister was telling the truth. She died, not from the cancer, but due to cardiac arrest during her operation. It's really depressing because right before the operation, she told me that we should hang out soon enough. She also told me to keep the Pink Guy, Ballads 1, and Chloe Burbank albums and never to delete it. I hoped that things would be better. Fuck. Our moments began to flashback as I walked back to my apartment. A mix of self-hatred and regret overwhelmed my chest. The rain started to pour, as I fucking screamed and cried at the middle of the park. I was not only depressed, but also suicidal from that point. My worst regret is not attending her wake. I hated myself and my fucking boss who never gave me the permission. But as far as it is, I just feel depressed and I really want to die. I had several suicide attempts already. Some sent me to the hospital, some in jail, and some in mental wards. I got fired from my old job, and now I'm just a nobody clerk somewhere. If you're reading this, please take care of your special someone. Please don't screw up like me. Keep safe.

i really appreciate that this has no midroll ads edit: lmao

old yeller is so pink guy yet pink guy made we fall agian and its so joji long live frank

there's nothing in this world that would make me happier than this whole album being on Spotify

Still depressed and listening to old joji like a teen lmao. Life's gr8

Ahh the Chloe Burbank era The era in which I was introduced to indie music by my 2nd crush The era in which Joji was less trap, less 88rising The era in which filthyfrank still uploads And the era where I start searching about who Chloe Burbank was. Update (4 May 2023): Hi everyone ( *・∀・)ノ Wow, saw the analytics and saw that I posted this comment back in 8 October 2018. It's been so long huh. I don't mean to sound cheesy or cliché with the comment, but thank you for the 7.5k likes. Just wanna express about how much this album meant to me. I went through high school listening to this masterpiece of a compilation, went through two heartbreaks over two different girls, and now, listening to it while going through my self-development phase (alongside other albums, of course, specifically Alina Baraz & Galimatias's "Urban Flora", Joe Pass's "Virtuoso #2", and Puma Blue's "Swum Baby"). This album helped me expand my musical tastes (and greater thanks to those who've found the samples of Joji's songs here), never thought I'd be a jazz enthusiast and music explorer because of a man who made me, and of course so many more, laugh so much with his shock-comedy, intense slapstick and vile waste of food. About my heartbreak, I've been recuperating well, in fact it had prompted me to have a moment of contemplation, and pushed me to get out of my comfort zone and have some self-improvement. I want to thank everyone who've read and replied to my 4 year old comment, and sorry if I never managed to find out who Chloe Burbank is; perhaps we will never know until someone personally asks Joji and posts his answer online. I'm always happy to see that this video will always gain likes and views, happy to know that there are more people with my musical tastes :)) I hope all of you are doing well. Well if you don't feel well, I'd like to share some of what my grandmother taught me (through my mother, and with my words): If you ever feel down, or feel downed by life, be grateful to God, because I believe God loves you by testing you, and keep doing your best to overcome those hard times. Once you've passed that test, inshallah, you be rewarded with something good, and a bigger test that shall reward you with something much better, so and so. The point is, never give up, always be grateful, because you never know whether your hard times are a hidden blessing. May Allah bless all of you with strength, jazāk-allāhu khayran, salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah.

Why cant we all agree that Joji is very versatile when it comes to Music, -Chloe Burbank -> Lofi -In Tounges -> R&B -Ballads1-> More modernized, Pop/R&B

Joji actually performed You suck charlie during his concert in Denver this year! I listen to Joji every day, his music is practically a part of me. But I had totally forgotten about this album. Rediscovering this mournful magic now is somehow even sweeter knowing where he is on his journey as an artist

if the title of this video was "lofi hip hop radio - beats to relax/study to" I wouldn't even question it

Old Yeller just hits out of the freaking blue

The definitive edition of this unreleased album.

I love how many people shares their life stories in these comments. George have a really mixed fanbase. One edgy assholes and the other depressed people that appreciate his art.

It kills me to see people who were hardcore FF fans shitting on Joji whether it be in the Chloe Burbank era or the NECTAR era. His music is beautiful all-around and so many people are stuck on his lo-fi, lowkey sound and meme music. The amount of production and the mastery of vocals in his modern stuff is amazing and it's disappointing to see so many of his "fans" shit on his new style.

Lmao everyone actiing like Joji switched up after 88rising, like nah, it just less lofi sampling because he couldnt get the rights. He's got a label and its resources, he's gonna use them

i always listen to chloe burbank around christmas time, idk why it just makes me feel some type of way :,^)

one of the essential lofi albums that will be remembered and studied for decades

Chloe Burbank: reminds me of summer, picking flowers with my sweetheart In Tongues: reminds me of gazing off into the night sky outside my window in a small neighborhood before i fall asleep, crying and depressed Ballads 1: reminds me of being completely torn apart, with myself laying on the floor as the city lights cast an ambience while i listen to static on the tv

I just wanna sit down with him and ask him to tell me his life story, i wanna know everything.

I hate music snobs that hate on the new things because the old were so good

i don’t know if anyone will even come across this. i wish i could meet joji and let him know we all adore him. 3/29/20- sitting in quarantine with nothing to do but escape from the real world with music. i discovered joji at the ripe age of 7 because my brother would watch him on his channels and this was a time where a lot was going on at home. at the time i didn’t fully understand his humor since i was so young but over the years it’s one thing i treasure deeply. my brother and i would sit in one of our rooms and binge frank’s videos while my parents would be getting violent downstairs. it was his way of distracting me until the police would arrive. now age 14, with the world in a shittier position than i had anticipated, i find myself every single day listening to jojis music. any of it. and as much as everyone misses frank, if you actually support him, you’d appreciate the work passion and dedication he puts into his music and career. and if he doesn’t want his past brought up, we should all respect that. seeing george’s development as a human being sheds a new light on his music and the emotion he puts into it. for 7 years now, joji has been an escape from society for me. the first thing i do when i’m feeling anxious or upset: listen to joji. the music that plays in my ears for the majority of the school day while i have to see bullshit people: joji. i’m a pretty lonely person with no real friends, so i have a lot of time invested in music. but i truly connect with jojis art. not only does he has an awesome personality, he is hella attractive and i hope he realizes. i really should be doing in online school work now while i’m stuck in the house for who knows how long. we all love u joji please never stop making me smile:) Edit: Chloe Burbank is the perfect album to listen to while rain is pouring and the lighting lights up your dark bedroom to reveal your cat snuggled up against you afraid of the thunder, then you let yourself detach from the world

Upgrade from Nectar gives off some OG Chloe Burbank Vibes. So cool to hear Joji sticking to roots despite his massive success

hearing medicine again put me in my feels it's been like 3 damn years

I miss this kind of music so much Joji was the only artist I know of that made this kind of music so well I will cherish songs like "Thom" and "You suck charlie forever", I still really like George as a person But I cant connect too much to his newer music, which does make me kinda sad But I should not be sad about it I'm just glad these amazing songs exist and George is happy in his current state

I hate it when people hate on his new music which he works hard to showcase his vocals without them being overshadowed by melody just because it was with 88 rising. He can switch it up if he likes. In the end his fans really should be supporting him . yall are just bored .lol

just took my math exam, i had three pages i didn’t finish. i wanna die. but you know what??? i’ll bus home, listen to this, and everything will be ok.

Parts of Chloe Burbank are far better than ballads 1

Its so sad this was never released it would have been amazing. Anyways nice version my man

Why so 2016, was.. What, like 4 years from now, and it seemed like a shit year, but at the end of the day, it wasn't bad after all.. I remember how Frank made me laugh, and Joji made me cry. Now I revist this album ones in a while, and I feel how much happier I was back then. Is it just a part of growing up, or the world around me is indeed gets progressively more depressing and disturbing 😔?

Six! Seven! Fucking years! '15-'17 was the best time of my life, and this along with several other lo-fi based playlists were crucial in the creation of those beautiful memories. Now that life just seems to get darker for every year that passes by, thank you Joji, Frank, for the good times. I'm glad I caught onto you. I will never repeat those days again.

SoundCloud joji was best joji

I like this music a lot more than Joji's current music. But I still really like his newer music, but it feels like he's gone more mainstream, which I understand's got to happen, but I don't really like trap that much. Edit: YO WAIT A FUCKIN MINUTE RAIN ON ME AIN'T HERE

People comparing this to his newer stuff don't understand the charm and beauty of Chloe Burbank

In the intro part Joji said this Japanese sentence "そういう感じで" which means "It sounds something like this", his voice when he speaks Japanese is so sexy T_____T

Just discovered this in 2022 and I'm just... speechless. Wish Joji can come back to doing this style of music that's all him. This is now gonna be my favorite playlist.

Sad that VA had theirs taken down, thank god I found this

I was just chillin, being nostalgic. But, then medicine came on and the tears just started flowing. That song got me through a lot of rough times

Back listening to it again

Just laying here liking joji for joji Also CB is one big aesthetic jesus

I don’t hate his newer stuff but I really prefer this

I miss this, listening to this really brings me back, flashing memories through my mind. Just like looking through an old photo book. I can’t explain the way George (joji) makes me feel, but it’s a good feeling. Even though he doesn’t know me I feel really connected to the artist which is really crazy to say

this is an absolute gem, genius work

I get lazy airport jazz vibes from this.

i just wanna appreciate how much he’s grown as an artist, from Chloe Burbank to his single Run? he’s just so talented

"The pitter patter gave a rather rinse and lather feeling" just made my night MAN that line on its own could carry the whole album for me

I remember listening to this in my lowest point in my life, but now I'm working towards college so life isn't so bad :)

this whole album helping me get through life. Joji.

Best and realest joji album

Ha, I remember I have a loop of unsaved info and used to cry to it all the time. I'm in a better place now with a different mindset, still working towards a better me but it's nice to look back then now and again.

joji best era for me personally

this is perfect for a rainy evening at home, reading an art book as i sip my favourite tea

i think this mightve been the album that forever changed my taste in music

You are literally the only person I could find that had Chloe Burbank with all the songs. Thank you so much

Jesus I wasn't expecting xxx to hit that hard

When 26:30 hits and you develop Parkinson's

There's so many people saying that his old music is better than the nower ones. Imo, he has been improving so much since In Tongues, and Ballads 1 its just a m a z i n g. Its not just a simple lofi sound anymore (like this and In Tongues, even tho i completely LOVE chloe burbank), its really well produced, you can really see his talent and skills. Its not a boring and kind of repetitive album like In Tongues, its almost an experience. The first time i listened to it, it was fun, i felt excited, happy but with sad vibes (if that makes sense). I was really into it and it was overall a great experience... untill R.I.P camed and trippie red ruined it jskskjf I get it, everybody has different likes and opinions, even more when it comes to music, but i think George deserves more credit for his improvement and how him and his music changed for good. //also, sorry if i spelled anything wrong, english is not my native lenguage oof//

I discovered this album 5 years ago in the summer before 9th grade. I was a huge fan of Filthy Frank and this showed me such a sensitive side of him. It felt like discovering some secret side of someone that refused to come out. I always kept wondering, 'who hurt you?' I was so obsessed with Joji as a person and although I can't really say I enjoy his music all that much after this, I'm really happy for him and finally doing what he loves. I'm in university now and I'm coming back to this album. It's funny how we all grow sometimes.

I love his old style

Super disappointed he doesn't release more music like this these days. This stuff kicks ass.

Tracklist: Intro 0:00 Thom 0:50 You Suck Charlie 3:45 Foie (Bump) 5:26 Teardrops 6:46 Medicine 7:35 World$tar Money 10:00 Unsaved Info 12:00 Lov U 12:53 Untitled 13:55 Besidju 15:11 They Don't Understand 16:57 Joe Pass 19:26 Yung Michael 21:41 Plastic Taste 22:41 wefllagn.ii 5 24:37 XXX 26:15 I'm Gonna Wait 28:19 I Don't Please You 29:30 Old Yeller 30:44 It's been a long time 31:55 Misery 34:08 I don't wanna waste my time 35:51

Still his best project.

Listened to thom when i was 12 now i’m 20 lol life goes by fast…

oh my GOD this is AMAZING. WHY DO THE TRACKS FLOW BETTER THAN A LOT OF MODERN ALBUMS, THIS IS JUST ASSEMBLED SONGS BUT IT WORKS SO WELL AS AN ALBUM

This is my Christmas music.

As much as I love _BALLADS 1,_ this is a side of Joji I never got to see. I wasn't really into Joji until 2018, so I unfortunately missed _Chloe Burbank_ when it was coming out. But holy crud am I glad you uploaded it here. I've been going through and finding lost Joji songs and I'm loving them all. _In Chains_ is such a good album, I wish he'd stuck with that sound. But he's releasing a new song tomorrow, and I think it's going to be good.

I think all of us want to go back to 2017 don't we?

I don't know why but I feel New York in this album so much, it's crazy.

Miss these vibes

i really hope joji puts in some new albums some more old musics like these just like he did with plastic taste, worldstar money and i don't wanna waste your time

i´m shaking and crying right now

i really believe this is as close to the official release as we'll ever get. its the definitive compilation.

After listening to this and Run, I cannot believe how far he's come. I will always love this album, but you can tell even in BALLADS 1 that he knew what he was doing and loving it

i was 15 when i discovered George. It was on the ピンクの人 being crazy in japan. Little did i know that he was the guy that made harlem shake a craze. Then my favourite track Fried noodles came out with the Fear and Misery that related to my situation at that time until now George became a big part of my emotional growth and what made me somehow a satirical mature person.

Chloe Burbank and Pink Guy were a huge part of the soundtrack of my life around high school and later college. Driving around with all my friends and making memories with these playing. Listening to these now is so bittersweet. I wish I knew I was in the good times before I left them.

heres the download for these songs: archive.org/details/JojiChloeBurbankVol.1

I can't tell you how much of Influence that Chloe Burbank had on music taste today

This unofficial album was really slapping. Crazy it's been 5 years. Proud to see him get as far as he did. Internet has helped a lot of people get big.

It's so good

the track Medicine is doing something to my heart all these years later 💔

Only after checking 1950's jazz I found out where Joji takes most of his inspiration from... Add beat to Miles Davis' - Blue in Green and boom, there's Thom!

I used to hear this every day at 15, but now I'm in a better place Thank Joji for helping me during tough times :)

This is his best work

I'm glad youtube recommended this to me again, its been too long. Its like finding an old friend

My comfort album... I'm back once again

I still think this is joji’s best project

Middle school, autistic and just had a sort of "reality snap". I was always sad and scared shitless, trying to understand people and new emotions. Music like Chloe Burbank carried my soul. I'm forever grateful that this existed during one of the biggest struggles in my life.

I used to listen to this whole album in 2017, when I first left for college. Suddenly thought about it today. I remember listening to these tracks over and over and over again, literally nonstop while I walked around a new city, taking trains, busses, to look at buildings and walk around parks by myself. Crazy how much it's taking me back.

BANGER AFTER BANGER, instant nostalgia

I don't do drugs and I'm not old enough to drink so when I feel like killing myself, I can't do anything but listening to George's music. Gosh damn that's some good ass music

I both really enjoy and respect what joji is making these days, but Chloe Burbank is so special that I don't think anything has or ever will strike this kind of vibe again. I almost prefer it that way too; it makes listening to this album even more special ☺️

Man wish this was on iTunes, some of his best work

I wish I could be in 2014 there was an immeasurable amount of music that's absolutely good times.

I Used to listen this every morning when I was going to the School in the bus meanwhile I looking at the window and see the urban paradise of the city, It just was...Beautiful I really miss the real school, fuck covid.