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[SATIRE] Subabe Aden — Mounds View’s next top star

The renowned artist released his newest album, catapulting his fame to new heights.
All photos via of Subabe Aden
All photos via of Subabe Aden
The cover of Subabe's latest album, "MinneYapolis."

Subabe Aden, which started as a joke during Covid, is now Mounds View’s number one artist, with students listening to their music non-stop, both in and out of class.

It all started in 2021 when the creator of the songs, Subabe, discovered that a friend pieced together a sample song called “Dogsh*t” using voice clips from Subabe while he was gaming. “I guess I have pretty memorable voice clips. When the song was released, I was pretty surprised. I didn’t know what was in the making,” said Subabe.

The cover of Subabe’s latest album, “MinneYapolis.”

Now, he has over 100,000 streams and over 10,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Recently they dropped their largest album yet, “MinneYapolis.” 

The inspiration behind the newest album “MinneYapolis” comes from where the group is located: Minneapolis. “We live in Minneapolis, so ‘MinneYapolis’ since we are yapping,” said Subabe. The album consists of seven songs: “MinneYapolis”, “Not Yappin Enough,” “Yap4Yap,” “Not A Rapper,” “Mo G Wiggins,” “Time For Bed,” and “Sadgah.”

Subabe Management hard at work.

In the development of this album, Subabe and his team created a complex communication channel called “Subabe Management” to plan out their new masterpieces. With over one entire hour spent on each song in the album, this is the best album yet.

Subabe Management hard at work.
Inspiration behind each song:

MinneYapolis:

Not Yappin Enough:

Yap4Yap:

Not a Rapper:

Mo G Wiggins:

Time For Bed: 

Sadgah:

Subabe dons a helmet to avoid being recognized in public.

Subabe, now at the top of the music food chain, has lost interest in other artists. “I do not look up to anybody. I tread my own path [and] everyone looks up to me,” said Subabe. “I hope that one day, Blueface will reach my level and become a real rising star.” Despite this, Subabe remains humble, acknowledging his “day ones.” “I want to shout out to my momma. She really inspired me to work hard and persevere,” said Subabe.

With Subabe and his team’s popularity rising daily, there is only one limit to their growth: Subabe’s 11:30 bedtime.

Subabe dons a helmet to avoid being recognized in public.
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