Drew Millard

“If you follow the data I’m laying out, it almost always points in the right direction of where prices are heading—and how that may impact inflation.”

Now that it’s a booming business, can anything good come of dredging up the 2000s and early 2010s? It’s complicated.

From rappers peddling crytpo to boxers fighting YouTubers, excess is the hallmark of the post-Trump era. Is it just covering up the same old inequalities?

Millennials had Four Loko. Gen Z—thanks to TikTok and the mechanics of accidental virality–has BuzzBallz.

How the drug went from a medication for middle-class Americans to being glorified by a range of hip-hop artists.

"Når jeg tænker tilbage på det, så er jeg egentlig ikke sikker på, at jeg vaskede hænder bagefter."

How algorithms are not only changing the way we listen, but are changing the way we write music.

How algorithms are not only changing the way we listen, but are changing the way we write music.

How algorithms are not only changing the way we listen, but are changing the way we write music.

I love 'Future Days' so much that I named this column after it and if I had a kid I’d probably name them after it too.

Looking back at three seminal compilations, it's possible to imagine a world where the genre stuck to its roots and avoided the bros.

What is a word like “BAWITADABAWBADANGADANGDIGGYDIGGY” if not a message to one’s extraterrestrial overlords?