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@jpegmafia this week is your opportunity to repost “drake era”

@thamosdeaf This is accurate At 5000, they have enough pretentious film knowledge to admit that Jackass is good again, and can justify its excellence by bloviating about cinephile references Real ones know Jackass is incredible from 100-5000

Guy who’s seen 100 movies: Jackass is so fucking good dude. Guy who’s seen 500: Buster Keaton films are so fucking good dude. Guy who’s seen 2000: Cassavetes films are so fucking good dude. Guy who’s seen 5000: Jackass is so fucking good; like a synthesis of Keaton and Cassavetes

@DPD_ One of the biggest Oscar snubs I’ve ever seen A better film than the majority of nominees, and it will probably be talked about more than the majority of nominees moving forward

“Eddington” is not a perfect movie, but I did think of it with a certain fondness while watching the gay guy travel influencer who was on the hantavirus cruise do an Instagram unboxing video of the Starbucks pods and flavor syrups that have been sent to him in federal quarantine.

@chrismaddern @opensea The site is degrading in quality due to UI throwing everything in the same bucket Organize things into categories

Everything. In. One. Place.

@capybaroness The film did not “predict that people would be too distracted by prescribed fights over woke issues to care” The film criticized people for being too distracted to care in 2020

@tomgreenlive You have more control over the algorithm than it may seem Spend a week only interacting with funny posts

Is there a way to change ours algorithms so we can come on X and not be swamped with people arguing about politics - more donkeys please! Isn’t this arguing getting boring??

@nodefnd @beeple They will mostly be resellers and it will not help the brand much outside of short-term publicity Offer packs to random people who bought other items from the online store via private checkout links

@jpegmafia release bbc instrumentals on vinyl if you want free money

@mdudas “personally view them as investments rather than fun and vibes” That is a good sign that they will go to zero The things people actually like accrue value

I’ve sold most of my remaining NFT portfolio over the past year. I will continue to hold - and may accumulate more - grail NFTs as art collectibles but personally view them as investments rather than fun and vibes. Shifting most of my spend into more traditional collectibles, much of it onchain via platforms like @Trovexyz and @BAXUSco. I love the selection, transparency, liquidity, access and ease of digital collectibles backed by hard assets (cards, memorabilia, watches, whiskey, wine and more.) Will be a 100x onchain category because the product is better in many ways than dealing with the physical assets and legacy value chain.

@allkanyewest blame game

What Ye song got the best ending

@nicolemclovin that’s cool, nice work

my headphone bra worn by Zara Larsson for Paper Magazine 🩶🎧

@AOC Someone can also earn a billion dollars George Lucas and Steven Spielberg are both earned billionaires Extraordinary individuals can create immense value

Someone can certainly *make* a billion dollars. That’s not the same thing as earning. Growing fast and disrupting markets also often means chasing and wielding market power, political influence, and scale. Take Airbnb. They heavily lobby politicians against passing housing laws to protect working class residents because it’s bad for their business model. Airbnb could not exist at its current scale and size without the housing market destabilizations, displacements, and exploits that are supercharging the evictions of working people everywhere from Puerto Rico to Jackson Hole. Now young people are planning for a future where they will never be able to afford to own a home while others have 20 and live off renting it out to them at extortionate rates with zero protections. Yes, a tiny amount of people can make billions of dollars doing that. And millions of everyday Americans are bearing the cost.

@chancetherapper the plural of vinyl is vinyl

For The first time in years Coloring Book Vinyls are returning to my website May 14th

@filmscite Christian Bale is a better actor than at least half of the list A long list of actors better than Chalamet I would even say Adam Sandler puts in better dramatic performances than Chalamet when he tries (Uncut Gems, Punch Drunk Love)

NYCT names the top 10 actors of this century: 1. Meryl Streep 2. Cate Blanchett 3. Leonardo DiCaprio 4. Nicole Kidman 5. Emma Stone 6. Denzel Washington 7. Julianne Moore 8. Timothée Chalamet 9. Ryan Gosling 10. Jennifer Lawrence

@cwik_greg Everyone learns to love Eddington when they deserve it Taking the position that Hereditary is not a “good film” is a discrediting stance

Ari Aster is currently the most talented filmmaker who has yet to make a good film.

@MattMurabro @JoyceCarolOates I agree there were likely more rich tech people attending this year I still think the protests and similar negative sentiments are very misplaced, and did great harm to a fundraiser that helps ordinary people experience art through charity It all comes off as highly superficial

@digitalartfun0 @JoyceCarolOates …. he/she expects you to attend—and contribute to!) knows…..

it would be wiser of the ultra-rich to display their wealth in private; when it is public we can see--literally--how their tax cuts allow them to waste millions of dollars on absurdly extravagant costumes of no benefit to anyone. granted this is a fund-raiser, & without providing a platform for vanity, by keeping the displays private, not so much money would be raised.

@CoreyAtad Nolan makes incredible popcorn movies Spielberg was significantly better in his prime from a storytelling perspective

my feeling about Nolan is that at a certain point, with a guy like that, making the kinds of movies he's making, for the scale of audience he's accrued, you've gotta take a serious look at what's actually going on there i too went through a period thinking he's for teenagers

@MattMurabro @JoyceCarolOates For many celebrities, the brand deals come in waves, mainly when they are in a popular film or tv series Then that goes away, and they spend several years living off the proceeds from the deals There are definitely ultra-rich people attending the gala, but less than it may seem

@digitalartfun0 @JoyceCarolOates …. projects that I’m sure he’s making multiple 6/possibly even 7 figures each for. Several are in post and one or two in pre The gala being hosted by JB/LSB also probably means many rich non-famous tech folks there, probably a dozen from Amazon alone worth north of $20m.

@MattMurabro @JoyceCarolOates I almost guarantee his net worth is under $15 million, he is newly famous He probably was not paid much for the show as it was pre-fame, and likely made some good money from recent brand deals I would estimate his net worth at around $2 million

@digitalartfun0 @JoyceCarolOates No time for that exercise, but to use an easy anecdotal example, Hudson Williams-famous for all of 6 months—already has deals with Peloton, Balenciaga and Bulgari, among others.

@MattMurabro @JoyceCarolOates Easy to verify Annual attendance of the gala is approximately 550 people See if you can identify over 110 people who attended last night with a verified net worth above $20 million Many celebrities have lower net worths and simply keep up appearances for career purposes

@digitalartfun0 @JoyceCarolOates The celebrities who get asked to go are, almost by definition, brand influencers who make millions of dollars from brand campaigns alone, in addition to their day jobs as entertainers. Those are the people who dress up.