Donald is a two-track satirical EP from The Punchliners - a small portrait of a public figure with a famously expansive opinion of himself, told through the medium of overconfident pop songwriting.
The EP
Two pop tracks written from inside the head of a character who is convinced, against all available evidence, that he is the best at everything. Genius opens the EP with the simplest possible setup: a verse that walks through the senses one by one and insists, every time, that the singer is the best - believe me. It's a song that earns its joke by committing to the bit so completely it stops sounding ironic and starts sounding like a manifesto. Big Wall takes the same character and points him at his most famous talking point - the structural fix for every problem is, of course, a wall, preferably the biggest one available.
The story
This is The Punchliners doing what the project was built to do: write a pop EP from the perspective of a character whose self-belief is the whole joke. The satire works because the songs are written without breaking character - there's no winking, no commentary, no narrator stepping in. Just a confident pop voice insisting on its own greatness, over a production that's perfectly happy to play along.