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hope that happens, I'll be expecting a report
0 | 2/13/22 9:50 PM
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Good for Eminem, and happy to see that Kendrick is still fucking untouchable
+37 | 2/13/22 8:45 PM
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I'd be surprised if Eminem doesn't do whatever he wants.
+13 | 2/13/22 5:39 PM
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As disappointing as Kanye's recent past has been for some of us who love his (first ~15 years of) art, I feel for the guy. Both he and the public treat every moment of his life like a media event, he's in like year six of an on-again-off-again manic episode. I wish so much that he could step away from everything for however long and build a relationship with himself that's different from "Kanye, the world famous genius," but he truly seems trapped by his ego, and I bet part of him knows that. Everyone can easily mock and laugh at him but this is so fucking sad.
+6 | 2/12/22 11:39 PM
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meeting his next few girlfriends
+31 | 2/12/22 12:56 PM
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This was such a pleasure to read, Tom.
+1 | 2/12/22 12:26 PM
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I think I'm just gonna write in Dolly Parton in every election for the rest of my life.
+9 | 2/9/22 4:06 PM
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the Cate Le Bon album is incredible, just so so great
+18 | 2/4/22 4:42 PM
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Glad they changed it, I was like damn so a lifetime of this person being sexualized online begins now wtf
+4 | 1/31/22 11:13 AM
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I hope musicians continue to leave and users continue to unsubscribe just cause it obviously sucks in general.
+13 | 1/30/22 4:54 PM
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Legends supporting legends, you truly love to see it
+61 | 1/28/22 10:09 PM
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Taylor's doing a deep dive on all the Wrens articles from the last six months as she prepares to compose another absolutely devastating tweet.
+17 | 1/27/22 1:03 PM
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She should write, record and release a diss track called "Britpoop (Taylor's Version)" by the end of the week.
+14 | 1/24/22 4:32 PM
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I've got a little Meat Loaf story. In the 80s and early 90s he lived in Connecticut, and would coach his kids' little league teams. For a little league championship game in a nearby town that my older brother was playing in, Meat Loaf came to the game to sing the National Anthem, even though his kids weren't playing. So a kid was up there to announce him and hand him the microphone, but he didn't know his real name, so he just said, "Ladies and gentleman, to sing the National Anthem is... Mr. Loaf!" Anyway rip to someone who was a good sport.
+17 | 1/21/22 7:45 PM
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some version of "it's too much of a good thing that we've heard before" will appear in the review
+9 | 1/21/22 5:25 PM
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This beach house rollout has been so great to have each month, I'm so excited for the final chapter. it doesn't matter but I can just feel the other site's gonna give the album like a 7.6
+14 | 1/21/22 4:57 PM
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Fugees rise to the top of the power rankings for replacing Frank Ocean at Coachella 2023.
+20 | 1/21/22 1:34 PM
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I've felt this way since chapter 2, but it's so wild to me that they're releasing arguably their best album this far in.
+13 | 1/19/22 12:29 AM
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U2 talkin 2 U about hating U2
+58 | 1/18/22 1:03 PM
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The New York Times is calling the presentation "epochal" and the most significant moment in music festival history since Beychella. Everyone in attendance immediately found themselves $180,000 in debt.
+4 | 1/13/22 4:37 PM
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