i guess i have a lot of thoughts n feelings tonight
here are some more: i've never felt shame for loving skrillex and i never will
i've never felt shame for loving vaporwave and i never will
i want you back by nsync and backstreet's back by bsb are the exact same song and the fact that backstreet's back is infinitely better despite literally being the same song is final and definitive proof that while BSB failed to spawn a successful solo standout, it's the greater of the two boybands. see also: their song the call (the spotify version not horrible alternate version on their vevo). find a better boyband song by literally any boyband ever. i'll wait.
speaking of justin timberlake... for someone who has put out so many bangers from the 90s with nsync to the early 2010s as a soloist you would think his showmanship would be better. yawned during the oscars last year, yawned during the superbowl. what a shame!
i support black folks who are able to bring themselves and their loved ones up from it, but trap music is 87% boring as hell and is quickly becoming a cheat sheet that gives terrible writers a pass on creating poorly written poo, most of which frankly isn't that catchy to begin with. i can listen to it in passing but god after like 3 songs it's like enough baby throw on something with a beat.
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i also did not laugh at the fact that you capitalized heck in your statement. i want you to know that.
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you should try taking a lot of drugs so you care less about things
louis c.k. was never funny. i'm an avid stand-up fan and had tried multiple times between like 2011 and 2014 to understand his appeal. he just seems like a jackss barbeque uncle that people humored to the point where for a while there people built up this false idea that he was the greatest living comic. (far from it. if you're gonna pick a white guy to be the funniest living comic then john mulaney and mike birbiglia have him beat on all important counts: universality, showmanship, and most importantly and most impressive in these two, craftsmanship).
"everyone is offended too easily nowadays" is a lazy argument people use when they act like an as*hole and dont want to face consequences
too many ppl have been brainwashed to believe that "pc culture" and "being offended" is the main issue in the united states instead of the exploitative nature of capitalism or the systemic oppression/imprisonment of minorities or the fact that our president is a traitor and an embarrassment
