Tom Hunt

It’s ok to change your mind

You can’t still be on this app and pretend you are not an Elon Musk supporter. If you still actively participate on this app, you support Elon Musk. Which is fine! But don’t pretend you don’t support the rancher while you choose to be the rancher’s cattle.

@neilarsenty You’re coming to threads right?

1. Everyone moves to Threads 2. Elon is forced to sell Twitter for $50k 3. We all go back to Twitter

I’m on threads @scarecrowbar @scarecrowbar" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">threads.net/@scarecrowbar

@fartsock @shroderdog Hey Jess what’s up have I ever told you I think you’re cool and I like sharing platforms with you

@tinysnekcomics It’s weird I was literally just thinking this

bluesky really needs to speed up their scaling and invite process if they want to replace this site, it feels like they're losing that momentum 😳

@welovepulp Come to the United States please!

Only one week to go until we follow this sign & some of you will be there waiting for us on the other side ... Are you gonna be there ? #thisiswhatwedoforanencore

@AlbumIdeas Lol

Drastic Park

@mountain_goats See you on blue sky!

I think probably the best use of Twitter in the current iteration is to enjoy it each day until you end up reading CEO discourse, then CMD+w out for greener pastures. So, like, five minutes

@ThatGuy3002 To be fair, they deserve all the flak they get for this

Happy Day-Before-The-Weekend!

What do you even do at this point

Stand up for what you believe in

Decided to try animating some comics

@Evanryt I think an interesting article/angle would be- what happens to the 99% or artists / local music when everything is universally adored? People tend to gravitate to the top 1% earners of music makers if their quality is graded equally good as any indie.

Critics used to have to consider music from a perspective not just of quality, but also scarcity and value. Now they don’t. It’s just harder to get worked up about bad art when it’s not fleecing anybody.

One more theory on the “why are there no more bad album reviews” topic. Now that music is practically free, album reviews don’t serve as consumer safeguards. The stakes are lower, less personal, if you’re streaming The New Danger vs. paying $16.99 for it uproxx.com/indie/maneskin…