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@PE4422
I'll end the problem. Facing nothing. Fuck you off. Fuck you all.


I think one of the most defining parts of the Gen Z experience will be having watched the entire world be sucked of its life throughout our childhood



Accidentally made too many crรจmes brรปlรฉes



one day someone will write something honest about what itโs like to grow up as a conventionally unattractive girl/woman and and it will be the decisive killing blow to any semblance of mutually respectful gender relations in our culture



so like is it normal to get physically uncomfortable talking about your interests for some reason





Tired of the boomer narcissism from Billy S. Pumpkins. Where was "rock music" supposed to go next? It's four chords. The most celebrated bands of the last 30 years were rehashes (Strokes, White Stripes, etc). Rock wasn't shut down, because it was "too powerful," it fizzled out like everything else because we stretched it as far as the format can go. Chuck Klosterman thinks that within a couple of generations rock will be a footnote of history like John Philip Sousa's marching band music, and "Smells Like Teen Spirit" won't resonate with your great-grandkids any more than "Stars and Stripes Forever" does with you. The grandkids of Zoomers might never hear a "Beatles" song outside of academic study. The same thing is gonna happen to "movies," as we know them today, and any other transient consumer product you think is integral to the human experience because you happened to be born into it.


Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan says rock music was โpurposely dialled down" by CIA and MTV from the late '90s

Tired of the boomer narcissism from Billy S. Pumpkins. Where was "rock music" supposed to go next? It's four chords. The most celebrated bands of the last 30 years were rehashes (Strokes, White Stripes, etc). Rock wasn't shut down, because it was "too powerful," it fizzled out like everything else because we stretched it as far as the format can go. Chuck Klosterman thinks that within a couple of generations rock will be a footnote of history like John Philip Sousa's marching band music, and "Smells Like Teen Spirit" won't resonate with your great-grandkids any more than "Stars and Stripes Forever" does with you. The grandkids of Zoomers might never hear a "Beatles" song outside of academic study. The same thing is gonna happen to "movies," as we know them today, and any other transient consumer product you think is integral to the human experience because you happened to be born into it.


The funniest part of the โPS5 has no gamesโ joke is that it dates back over two decades, all the way to the PS3


I still think about this a lot


it's my fucking room what do you mean random picture ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ




He got squished

















