A track-by-track trip through Frank Ocean's mesmerizing 'Blonde'

In Frank Ocean’s zine, Boys Don’t Cry, he frames Blond(e) as a revisionist history of his youth — one he spent dreaming of a life a lot like the one he actually has now, head resting on tear-soaked pillowcases. 
In peak Frank Ocean fashion, he’s romanticizing those years now. Bleach your hair blond and then dye it to match the Emerald City — the grass is always greener. 
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