To encounter a sound that refuses the narrow boxes most recorded work is sorted into is to encounter a kind of freedom that lingers long after the final note fades, and Eenie Meenie carries that freedom in every layer of its construction. The two names credited to this sound, 肖恩·金斯顿 and Justin Bieber, each bring their own distinct legacies of creative practice that have carved out space across global audiences, even as this specific work resists the genre labels that might tie it to any one scene, soundscape, or cultural moment. Rooted in France, a nation that has long fostered creative work that pushes against the limits of what audiences and industry insiders alike expect from recorded sound, this piece fits into a long lineage of French creators who have rejected the pressure to streamline their work for easy categorization, instead building art that exists in the in-between spaces where innovation thrives.