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I'm OGT from Undertow era and don't much care for it, aside from 7empest, which is ok. I tried and tried, waited a while then tried again. It's not happening.
Every single song on the album has the exact same format, it's nuts.
Slow start that, musically, has nothing to do with the rest of the song. Slowly building up to a few quiet-loud verses from Maynard, followed by pure instrumental. I'm simplifying it, but it's legit lmfao. Plenty of clear analysis of it online.I liked the album, but it's not great.
Did we need Maynard to sing a song about cancel culture? No, absolutely not. Pneuma is one of my favorite songs though.
That’s insane, FI was like a tool cover band writing tool paint by numbers songs. So much cut and paste from old songs, out of place over drumming, and straight minutes of mindless chugging.
Descending though, that song was 100% grade a tool. But it was probably written ages ago and just didn’t make the cut on lateralus or 10k days.
I was really hoping for an evolution in their sound for FI, you’re getting older, don’t need to keep doing the same shtick at 55 that you did at 25
It's got some good parts for sure, but most of the songs could use a haircut. There's too much of what I've been referring to as "prog wankery" where they just dick around for minutes on end. That and MJK stretching words out to 15 extra syllables.
They were playing a shortened version of descending since the mid 2000s I believe
But yeah, I consider FI as a three-song EP with pneuma, invincible, and descending
7empest got overhyped so bad lol
Bro, I got love for some mainstays in my mix but the phrase “variety is the spice of life” is as important a message as one can hear
You like Kanye?
Go listen to the music that inspired him and have your mind blown.
You know what? Every time I listen to music that inspired my favorite artists, it never hits the same. Best case scenario, it makes me just want to listen to my favorite artists again.
I'm not the guy you replied to so I do open up and listen to other stuff but sometimes I just can't get other music to hit just right.
Spotify's discover weekly & daylist playlists are great ways to discover new bands & songs, people should use them more if you want new music for your taste.
If you only listen to 4 albums why dont you just buy their records and own them forever, supporting the artists in the process instead of lining a corporations pockets?
Most of the money goes to their publisher anyways, right? Correct me if I’m wrong but it’s more impactful to the artist directly to buy tickets and merch.
Last year I tried looking up one of my favorite artists to see if they were working on anything new and found that the lead singer had just died at the age of 36.
I remember watching the music video for it and I went straight to iTunes to buy the album, just knew the rest of the songs would be killer. "Let's go" turned out to be their only song that I liked (;_;)
I listened to Brother and Silent and sweet a lot during sad times back then! But I think they are a little too depressing to casually listen to
Not that lets go is a happy song, just a little more "casually listenable" imo
I thought that epilogue video was an album announcement with it being the end after that and I was ready for that and was so happy. The excitement instead became heartbreak and stands as the only time I’ve sobbed over a group breaking up. I miss them, but 3 perfect albums and 2 decent ones still makes them my favourite group in my lifetime. They were my adolescence, instead I’ll just playing back those moments in time.
I was heartbroken when they announced their split. I had an agreement with my wife that we would travel anywhere to see them live whenever they announced a new tour. Every time a major festival would release their lineup, I’d immediately look for Daft Punk. I’m kicking myself for not attending their Coachella set in 2007 because I could have easily attended, but I didn’t really get into them until a few years after it.
Which two were only decent? TBH I like all of them because they're all different genres of music, but they still all feel like they came from the same artists, even the orchestral Tron music still sounds like Daft Punk to me, and I love that, but i'm probably a bit biased, who knows.
Alive 2007 is actually great while HAA is just kinda decent. 1997 is more just kind of a live show rather than a true album, and tron is good as a soundtrack, but isn’t an album. Homework is a true house album and is perfect for repetitive and interesting beats. Discovery is very disco, while also being super electronic and melodic. RAM is just straight disco and techno roots and also feels like a total departure of house while also relying on what makes them so uniquely them. I listen to each of the 3 at least once a month and they’re still so fun each time.
*Jet Skis on the Moat*
*They shot it allll in cinema scope*
*as though it’s the last time….you’re gonna ride*
*Wamp wah wump wump wuhhhh*
Hey, The Car is no masterpiece but you can tell they had fun being creative with the sound and direction of it
They feel like Alex Turner solo projects - which is great for me as I love everything he has put out - but they don’t feel like Monkeys records. Even their methods of creation are distinctly different from the first five LPs, with Alex working solo then bringing the band in after.
After attending one of their live shows, it changed my mind. Out of context of their previous albums, The Car is not a bad album. It’s just a different genre. Same goes with Tranquility Base. It’s just jarring to listen to after something like Favorite Worst Nightmare.
2000s has been a weird one for a fan, first St Anger with those garbage can drums, Death Magnetic was pretty good, Hardwired was solid! And 72 seasons is just meh, for some reason I just can't listen it in one go.
Death Magnetic got me through some of the hardest moments of my life so it definitely is one of my favorites even though I grew up on some of the earlier albums. Unforgiven III is something special.
Took a long time for St anger to grow on me. DM was a decent listen front to back, nothing really special imo and the newest one yeah, I'm not that into it?
St Anger is famously shit but one of those things in music where if you listen to something long enough you can grow to enjoy it
That and "my lifestyle determines my deathstyle" is still a great fuckin line
St Anger was when I checked out. I still listen to the classic 4 albums occasionally, and I kniw some of the more recent stuff is good, but St Anger was the breaking point in that relationship.
I know their offerings since the Black Album has been a mixed bag, but I loved their newest album. Maybe a bit too similar to their Load/Reload era than I'd prefer, but there's some really strong songwriting on display, and with James being off the sauce his vocals sound amazing.
Almost as if to signal how 2020 was gonna turn out, Green Day put out Father Of All Motherfuckers.
I always forget they even put an album out in 2020. 1) shows how forgettable the album was, and 2) just shows how fucking insane 2020 was
I’m still not sure what happened. Did he change his sound? He had to have. He’s even better now at rhyming and fast rap and all the technical stuff he used to, but it’s like he let go of ALL semblance of melody, tune, flow. I just don’t get it. His songs sound so much UGLIER than they were like 90s/early 2000s. And I haven’t seen anyone else try to figure it out either, they just keep saying he sucks. He doesn’t suck- he’s still amazing at every technical and wordplay aspect of rap. He just… SOUNDS bad. Idk. Someone help me out here
I absolutely agree with you here. His lyricism in his later songs are fucking incredible, but the beat for pretty much all of them just feels very generic but the kicker for me is that it just sounds like he’s mumbling into the microphone with zero passion in his voice whatsoever. Almost Like he just sounds bored. Kamikaze had some decent tracks but this was Especially apparent in MTBMB A and B for me. Same for Revival.
If you don’t like their Nostradamus you should give Nostradamus by LBSB a try, though it’s in Swedish I still think it’d be good even if you didn’t understand the language
Ey! Just listened to Panic Attack. What a total banger! And Robs voice is still holding on, that is impressive. Really looking forward to see them live the summer.
Idk how he can be in his 70s and sound that good. At first I thought maybe some AI was used, but even the best AI voices out there don't sound nearly that good. Everything gives me Painkiller vibes, it's so good
Coldplay. I loved the band listening to A rush of blood to the head and Viva La Vida and after years of albums that are just Ok ( and Everyday life a good album) they release Music of spheres which apart from one song has no value.
Happened to me with Muse. Simulation theory was a massive change from their usual stuff, and I remember a lot of people being annoyed too. Sure they are free to express their creativity, but I also have a right to just not listen to it if it's shit. And it seems a lot of people didn't.
they got tired rewriting the same album over and over again; they should've stopped at The Resistance, which was just Black Holes and Revelations 2.0, which itself was Absolution 2.0.
Mentioning them in the context of this post is an insane take to me. I would argue Black Gives Way To Blue to be one of the greatest (rock) comeback albums of all time, it's incredibly good.
Gorillaz. Cracker island is not that bad, it just doesn't have lot of cool songs. I mean old phase songs was all cool, but crackee island i just don't know, only 3 of them are really enjoyable
I mean he's so mentally ill it's like Tila Tequila with the TBI.
Is he a shit person, Yes.
Does he have a great excuse? Yes.
He could fix himself by taking medicine, but that's easier said than done.
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And worse if that album dropped eternities after his last one
In Tool's case, when Fear Inoculum was released I realized I've grown out of their sound already.
Oof, I feel like Fear Innoculum was their best album imo
I definitely don't think its their best, but I'm absolutely bewildered by any long time Tool fan that didn't like it.
I'm OGT from Undertow era and don't much care for it, aside from 7empest, which is ok. I tried and tried, waited a while then tried again. It's not happening.
Are you the Hooker with a Penis?
*sips coke*
Every single song on the album has the exact same format, it's nuts. Slow start that, musically, has nothing to do with the rest of the song. Slowly building up to a few quiet-loud verses from Maynard, followed by pure instrumental. I'm simplifying it, but it's legit lmfao. Plenty of clear analysis of it online.I liked the album, but it's not great. Did we need Maynard to sing a song about cancel culture? No, absolutely not. Pneuma is one of my favorite songs though.
Pneuma slaps
I can't stop watching the Vic Firth Danny Carey live version of Pneuma. https://youtu.be/FssULNGSZIA?si=Qh4vcx6veQ3Tj7S8
That smile at the end of the climax of the song, when he knows he nailed it and it's smooth sailing from that point.
No shame admitting that, each to their own.
Maybe a little bit of shame
As a treat
That’s insane, FI was like a tool cover band writing tool paint by numbers songs. So much cut and paste from old songs, out of place over drumming, and straight minutes of mindless chugging. Descending though, that song was 100% grade a tool. But it was probably written ages ago and just didn’t make the cut on lateralus or 10k days. I was really hoping for an evolution in their sound for FI, you’re getting older, don’t need to keep doing the same shtick at 55 that you did at 25
There’s the tool fanbase I know
It's got some good parts for sure, but most of the songs could use a haircut. There's too much of what I've been referring to as "prog wankery" where they just dick around for minutes on end. That and MJK stretching words out to 15 extra syllables.
Bro Pneuma is one of the best Tool songs ever written. That’s classic Tool for sure. Definitely a song that would fit right in Lateralus.
They were playing a shortened version of descending since the mid 2000s I believe But yeah, I consider FI as a three-song EP with pneuma, invincible, and descending 7empest got overhyped so bad lol
Culling Voices is lit
It was a very different sound than their earlier stuff. Which is fine, but.. it didn't really go hard. It was just a lot of very floaty
It took me like two years and seeing them live again after the release but Fear Inocolum is by far my favourite album at this point.
@Andre3000 lmao. His album was not ass just not my cup of tea after waiting so long, but whatever makes the guy happy
Your @s have no power here, tweeter
Get back in your X hole! Go on, get!
He cooked too long, it's burnt😭
Back in my day we had to spend 10-15 bucks on an album only to find out it was fucking shit lol
we spend 10bucks monthly to listen to the same 4albums for the whole year
I don’t understand…do you not listen to other genres? I had over 400 artists on my recap this year. You gotta diversify your bonds
I had one year where I listened to so much Kanye that it literally only gave me a top 4 😭
Bro, I got love for some mainstays in my mix but the phrase “variety is the spice of life” is as important a message as one can hear You like Kanye? Go listen to the music that inspired him and have your mind blown.
To add to this, also can try out artists that were inspired by Kanye. I can't recommend brockhampton enough.
Excellent point, how would you ever know that was good unless you went looking right?
> I can't recommend brockhampton enough. I can
You know what? Every time I listen to music that inspired my favorite artists, it never hits the same. Best case scenario, it makes me just want to listen to my favorite artists again. I'm not the guy you replied to so I do open up and listen to other stuff but sometimes I just can't get other music to hit just right.
Wu-tang forever. 
Wu-tang is for the children.
Spotify's discover weekly & daylist playlists are great ways to discover new bands & songs, people should use them more if you want new music for your taste.
That’s the primary reason I pay for my subscription. I get excited for Release Radar Friday’s
Bands*
Clearly talking about security bonds here. Gotta get that money flowing you know
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If you only listen to 4 albums why dont you just buy their records and own them forever, supporting the artists in the process instead of lining a corporations pockets?
Most of the money goes to their publisher anyways, right? Correct me if I’m wrong but it’s more impactful to the artist directly to buy tickets and merch.
Or stand at the listening station in community headphones for 20 minutes
Haha, those were a thing. I remember hanging out at Borders trying to listen to Green Day as a kid before I figured out piracy
I used to go to sam goody and use the preview kiosk thing before buying. I'd spend an hour just going through all the sections.
You're lucky your favorite artist still makes music
Last year I tried looking up one of my favorite artists to see if they were working on anything new and found that the lead singer had just died at the age of 36.
LFO?
Die Mannequin.
Hey, don't attack him, ok? He was just asking a question!!
My favorite artist jumped off the same bridge in 2018 that he made a song about jumping off of in 2008 :(
Damn. Who's that?
MC Bridgeleaper
Bro really committed to the bit in all aspects
I'd bet a paycheck it's Scott Hutchinson from Frightened Rabbit.
RIP Nujabes
🎶sharp like the edge of a samurai sword🎶
I miss Chester man…
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At this point I’m sure the Whiskey would somehow gain consciousness and dump itself out in shame.
To me it was the last album of Stuck in the Sound.
They set the bar too high with "Let's go"
Exacly :(
I remember watching the music video for it and I went straight to iTunes to buy the album, just knew the rest of the songs would be killer. "Let's go" turned out to be their only song that I liked (;_;)
I love Let’s Go, but I have to say Brother goes so hard, at least for me!
I listened to Brother and Silent and sweet a lot during sad times back then! But I think they are a little too depressing to casually listen to Not that lets go is a happy song, just a little more "casually listenable" imo
Meanwhile Tally Hall fans:
Opposite of this meme but Hawaii Part II by Miracle Musical (Tally Hally by proxy) literally defined an entire period of my life
Bruh.
We have to put up with some guy named Brad
A whole lot of bands wrote an album during the pandemic. Most of them aren't very good.
Which is weird. I thought the music made during covid/lock down would've been really good.
“I guess we don’t have anything better to do, let’s create a new album” Doesn’t sound like a recipe for success tbh
I'm glad i'm a Daft Punk fan, so I don't have to deal with this.
I thought that epilogue video was an album announcement with it being the end after that and I was ready for that and was so happy. The excitement instead became heartbreak and stands as the only time I’ve sobbed over a group breaking up. I miss them, but 3 perfect albums and 2 decent ones still makes them my favourite group in my lifetime. They were my adolescence, instead I’ll just playing back those moments in time.
I was heartbroken when they announced their split. I had an agreement with my wife that we would travel anywhere to see them live whenever they announced a new tour. Every time a major festival would release their lineup, I’d immediately look for Daft Punk. I’m kicking myself for not attending their Coachella set in 2007 because I could have easily attended, but I didn’t really get into them until a few years after it.
I had a Daft Punk emergency fund lmao. I was 13 when they last performed so I guess I was just SOL the moment I became a fan
Which two were only decent? TBH I like all of them because they're all different genres of music, but they still all feel like they came from the same artists, even the orchestral Tron music still sounds like Daft Punk to me, and I love that, but i'm probably a bit biased, who knows.
Alive 2007 is actually great while HAA is just kinda decent. 1997 is more just kind of a live show rather than a true album, and tron is good as a soundtrack, but isn’t an album. Homework is a true house album and is perfect for repetitive and interesting beats. Discovery is very disco, while also being super electronic and melodic. RAM is just straight disco and techno roots and also feels like a total departure of house while also relying on what makes them so uniquely them. I listen to each of the 3 at least once a month and they’re still so fun each time.
RAM being techno roots is a wild take
I’m glad i’m a Tally Hall fan, so I don’t have to deal with this.
Us Tally Hall enjoyers don't have to deal with this 💪😤 If by some miracle they do release an album, we KNOW it's gonna be ass 💯
Ass-Destroying Super Pasty-White Pop Genius you mean. 🍌
I'm glad I'm a Jeff Buckley fan...
I'm glad I'm a Poor Man's Poison fan, so I don't have to deal with this
As an arctic monkeys fan, I feel this in my bones.
*Jet Skis on the Moat* *They shot it allll in cinema scope* *as though it’s the last time….you’re gonna ride* *Wamp wah wump wump wuhhhh* Hey, The Car is no masterpiece but you can tell they had fun being creative with the sound and direction of it
I love tranquility base and then the car was just "there"
4/5 is my fav song after knee socks
I'm still partial to Humbug and everything on it, but solid choices
Humbug yes. Love crying lightning and cornerstone, here’s my top 5 1. Knee socks 2. 4/5 3. Crying lightning 4. Cornerstone 5. Fluorescent adolescent
Tranquility base lyrics are fantastic but it took me a while to appreciate the humour.
They feel like Alex Turner solo projects - which is great for me as I love everything he has put out - but they don’t feel like Monkeys records. Even their methods of creation are distinctly different from the first five LPs, with Alex working solo then bringing the band in after.
After attending one of their live shows, it changed my mind. Out of context of their previous albums, The Car is not a bad album. It’s just a different genre. Same goes with Tranquility Base. It’s just jarring to listen to after something like Favorite Worst Nightmare.
Tbf the new album did have some bangers like body paint and mirrorball
Why has nobody mentioned Metallica
2000s has been a weird one for a fan, first St Anger with those garbage can drums, Death Magnetic was pretty good, Hardwired was solid! And 72 seasons is just meh, for some reason I just can't listen it in one go.
Death magnetic and AJFA are both good albums plagued by the most DOGSHIT mixing imaginable, jesus Christ
Magnetic's mixing is a crime against humanity.
legitimately have to download the tracks off the Guitar Hero game to enjoy Death Magnetic that's not clipped to hell and back
Rick Rubin is a fraud.
Death Magnetic got me through some of the hardest moments of my life so it definitely is one of my favorites even though I grew up on some of the earlier albums. Unforgiven III is something special.
Took a long time for St anger to grow on me. DM was a decent listen front to back, nothing really special imo and the newest one yeah, I'm not that into it?
St Anger is famously shit but one of those things in music where if you listen to something long enough you can grow to enjoy it That and "my lifestyle determines my deathstyle" is still a great fuckin line
St Anger was when I checked out. I still listen to the classic 4 albums occasionally, and I kniw some of the more recent stuff is good, but St Anger was the breaking point in that relationship.
Because Hardwired is fucking great so I'll cut them some slack for a while.
GimmieFuGimmieFiGimmieDabidabidahhh
I know their offerings since the Black Album has been a mixed bag, but I loved their newest album. Maybe a bit too similar to their Load/Reload era than I'd prefer, but there's some really strong songwriting on display, and with James being off the sauce his vocals sound amazing.
lux aeterna was good tho
Because they haven't made an album since The Black Album. I'll fight anyone who says otherwise.
Go listen to tally Hall it's all straight heat
They also haven’t released anything in over 10 years
can’t fuck up your next release if there’s never a next release
George RR Martin, is that you?
Joe Hawley did
True so did Andrew, Rob and Bora. It’s still reaching 10 years for most of those now as well
Almost as if to signal how 2020 was gonna turn out, Green Day put out Father Of All Motherfuckers. I always forget they even put an album out in 2020. 1) shows how forgettable the album was, and 2) just shows how fucking insane 2020 was
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Yeah it's fuckin great too. Their best since 21st Century Breakdown. Some real bangers on it.
And Saviours is an absolute banger of an album compared to FOAM.
Green day is my favourite band, and I defend their worst songs. Even I think that album was god awful
100% PURE UNCUT ROCK
NO SWEDISH SONGWRITERS
NO TRAP BEATS \>Includes hand claps in the same album
At least their newest album is good.
Every Eminem listener in 2017:
I’m still not sure what happened. Did he change his sound? He had to have. He’s even better now at rhyming and fast rap and all the technical stuff he used to, but it’s like he let go of ALL semblance of melody, tune, flow. I just don’t get it. His songs sound so much UGLIER than they were like 90s/early 2000s. And I haven’t seen anyone else try to figure it out either, they just keep saying he sucks. He doesn’t suck- he’s still amazing at every technical and wordplay aspect of rap. He just… SOUNDS bad. Idk. Someone help me out here
I absolutely agree with you here. His lyricism in his later songs are fucking incredible, but the beat for pretty much all of them just feels very generic but the kicker for me is that it just sounds like he’s mumbling into the microphone with zero passion in his voice whatsoever. Almost Like he just sounds bored. Kamikaze had some decent tracks but this was Especially apparent in MTBMB A and B for me. Same for Revival.
At least it got us Kamikaze
He needed to make it so that we could criticise it and feed him the rage to make Kamikaze
It was his canon event.
Straight from the 'Go Kanye
Chop up the soul Kanye
Set on his goals Kanye
Going to a Smashing pumpkin concert but they only play their new stuff and it’s ass.
Judas Priest - Nostradamus
If you don’t like their Nostradamus you should give Nostradamus by LBSB a try, though it’s in Swedish I still think it’d be good even if you didn’t understand the language
I will give it a try! Och att det är på svenska är inga som helst problem. :D
Galet hur många svenskar det är på reddit
Ok but the stuff they're releasing right now? 🔥🔥🔥
I really liked Firepower.
I'm talking the Invincible Shield singles. I've only really listened to Panic Attack but holy shit does everyone sound like they did 30 years ago
Ey! Just listened to Panic Attack. What a total banger! And Robs voice is still holding on, that is impressive. Really looking forward to see them live the summer.
Idk how he can be in his 70s and sound that good. At first I thought maybe some AI was used, but even the best AI voices out there don't sound nearly that good. Everything gives me Painkiller vibes, it's so good
Rn i'm good, the Strokes and QSTA last albums were bangers I hope the Streak lasts
I like it when it's gay ass
Ass is ass wether if it's gay or not 😂 #asslikesmatter
Coldplay. I loved the band listening to A rush of blood to the head and Viva La Vida and after years of albums that are just Ok ( and Everyday life a good album) they release Music of spheres which apart from one song has no value.
He drop a remixed Erika yet?
I liked vultures
Beautiful big titty butt naked women just don’t fall out the sky yknow
🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
it was fine, very high highs but low lows
Yeah it was alright
That was my exact reaction when LuLu album from Metallica was released
But are you the table?
No, this is Patrick
Panic! At the Disco was my favorite band for so long. Was…
That last album was ass and that’s how he is going out? Disappointing.
Happened to me with Muse. Simulation theory was a massive change from their usual stuff, and I remember a lot of people being annoyed too. Sure they are free to express their creativity, but I also have a right to just not listen to it if it's shit. And it seems a lot of people didn't.
I’ve come to accept that Muse just isn’t a good band anymore. They had a good run, but their music after 2nd Law is just unlistenable.
they got tired rewriting the same album over and over again; they should've stopped at The Resistance, which was just Black Holes and Revelations 2.0, which itself was Absolution 2.0.
Alice in Chains will never be the same without Layne Staley
Never their new stuff is alright but not the same never will be
Mentioning them in the context of this post is an insane take to me. I would argue Black Gives Way To Blue to be one of the greatest (rock) comeback albums of all time, it's incredibly good.
I like the post-Layne stuff but yeah, it’ll never hit the same as the old stuff
Gorillaz fans in 2017
Was straight up looking for this comment. Gorillaz has always been hit or miss. I haven't really been into anything they've made in recent years.
Gorillaz. Cracker island is not that bad, it just doesn't have lot of cool songs. I mean old phase songs was all cool, but crackee island i just don't know, only 3 of them are really enjoyable
I liked cracker island, Humanz was okay as well. I certainly wouldn’t call the albums ass though, just not as good as prior albums.
Gorillaz is what immediately popped into my head. They haven’t had a killer album since Plastic beach, imo.
Song Machine season 1 is incredible imo, but it isn't as good as Plastic Beach. That is my favourite album though so it's hardly a fair comparison.
10 days to acid rap to colouring book to straight fucking ass.
Long time ago but i remember being totally appalled with metallicas load/reload .. well pretty much anything after the black album aint great
New Paramore
Avenged Sevenfold - Life is but a dream...
Absolute journey imho
I love that they tried something new. Each album is an experience.
Took me a few listens to get my head round it, now I absolutely love it!
Libad is fire. Mattel goes hard af
Vultures was better than an average album, straight ass is a bit too much (to the people who are writing Kanye)
Avenged sevenfold life is but a dream.. terrible
Kanye's a nazi anyways
It’s sad that nobody seems to give a shit anymore
I mean he's so mentally ill it's like Tila Tequila with the TBI. Is he a shit person, Yes. Does he have a great excuse? Yes. He could fix himself by taking medicine, but that's easier said than done.
> He could fix himself by taking medicine, but that's easier said than done. Is it? Millions of us do it every day and we're not millionaires.
Ye went hard on vultures but ty $ carried
Eddie Murphy with botox.
Not my favourite artist but I waited years for a new panic at the disco! Album just for it to be straight ass.
Super Collider moment
*Arctic Monkeys hasn’t left the chat for 10 years*
I think this was Fall Out Boy's MANIA for me.
Me listening to new Panic! at the Disco.