keep on rocking phospholipidbilayer!

please salute this brave stereogum commenter chronicling their first listen to so much fun for an audience of one pic.twitter.com/tDaJ2RXiTi

— mehan jayasuriya (@mehan_j) August 16, 2019

I like Billie Eilish and really like “Bad Guy,” but it’s hardly “outsider art” in the way “Old Town Road” is when she’s had a record deal since she was 14 and has showbiz parents.

Some might call it a swift retayloring.

Live shot of me reading this headline

And Taylor Swift = Hip Indie Music Covered By Pitchfork, apparently

I am 100% dismissive of anybody that subscribes to flat earth or anti vaxx. I don’t have time for fools.

to me this whole thing feels like everyone is talking past the real issue, just like when people say colin was protesting the national anthem or flag when it’s about police brutality and systemic inequality. he was using his platform to protest large scale social issues. you can argue with his methods or his actions since (taking the settlement, the nike deal), but for jay to say “we’re past kneeling and on to actionable items” as if the issue was ever about problems with the nfl specifically that he can solve as a “consultant” or even an owner is insane. the only “actionable item” available to the NFL or it’s players is either money to the cause or raising awareness, which is exactly what kneeling is intended to accomplish.

Finally, a new #1 song people can claim they’ve never listened to before!

i cant believe The 1975 just invented punk

simpsons references are to be limited to the first 10 seasons, you know the rules

weird how im okay with both of these people, they seem so much cooler than young-millennial trash, like maybe gen z is chill? compare to say Chance the Rapper or Arianna Grande, and both lil Nas and Billie both seem so much more chill and less fucking stupid.

Counter-counter point: she is Eric Clapton. Insanely talented on guitar, not much on else. Pretension masquerading as art.

Shhh…. be quiet veggie.

I support Neil’s right to continue to make mediocre music

First learn how to speak english properly you little bling-bling hillbilly capitalist.

i’m gonna have to agree with the others that this movie is truly great, and it’s perhaps QTs most interesting film.

Even the part with Bruce Lee, which I agree is kinda messed up, however I wouldn’t call it explicitly racist though, really says a lot about so many things about Hollywood then and now – and I think it’s really interesting that people aren’t thinking about it in this way. I think QT knew what he was doing with this scene from the jump – and he deliberately is trying to start a conversation.

For me – the way part of the movie is the fucking costumes. I mean that entire movie is so vibe-y, and the way the characters dress when they are on and off set works with the music and sets so damn well that you really feel like this is what Hollywood was actually like.

The best scene is Leo with the little girl though when he’s reading his book. Leo deserves an Oscar solely for that scene.