The plot, production style, even the vocals give me a Maroon 5 vibe; specifically what their music sounded like on Hands All Over and Overexposed.
Songs like Love Somebody, Waster Years, and Stutter are what it reminds me of. Lmk what you guys think.
Overall I love the song, especially the chorus. But did we really need to hear it be played on loop for 2:30 straight?
* Let me first address the running gag in this sub of commenting the very thing OP’s talking about. While I get it’s normally done in jest, anyone who does it here will be reported and blocked. *
I don’t like Charlie Kirk, and never did. And I don’t mind the memes of him. I just hate seeing ones where his dead body is the main focal point. I’ve seen one where his corpse was edited to be a violinist, one where he’s giving a thumbs up, one where he was put behind a desk saying “I deserved it”, etc.
First of all, normal people don’t like to look at gore - regardless of who the victim is. So I think it’s fucked up to borderline force NSFL images onto someone. Graphic imagery can trigger genuine shock, fear, or flashbacks for people who have been exposed to real trauma and violence. And to erroneously cause that all for a couple of likes and superficial approval is just heartless.
Secondly, I think anyone who makes shit like that, or finds it entertaining, is just a sad, fucked in the head loser. Imagine having nothing better to do with your time than to sit back, go out of your way to search up gore, watch it, and think “I’m gonna take an inordinate amount of time to edit this.” And to enjoy looking at stuff like that? It’s just sick.
My biggest problem aside from the obvious is just how cowardly it is. You want to say something bigoted and offensive, but even when hiding behind a screen, you *still* don’t have the nerve to actually say what you want to. Just pathetic all around.
This behavior’s especially prevalent on Twitter. When I see a post talking about either black or white people, 9 times out of 10 there’s gonna be some jackass calling the race they hate one of these terms.
Nearly every song Em sampled for Infinite:
Tracks 1-3 = Infinite
4 = It’s OK
5 = Tonite
6-7 = 313
8 = Maxine
9-10 = Open Mic
11 = Never 2 Far
12 = Searchin’
13 = Backstabber
14-16 = Jealousy Woes 2
Side notes: Backstabber also samples the songs “Jealous” by LL Cool J and “Too Close for Comfort” by George Shearing. Jealousy Woes 2 also samples “Jealous”, but neither of those two songs were on Apple Music.
MMLP - May 23, 2000
MMLP2 - Nov 5, 2013
Credit to u/Separate_Pension1270 and u/SheepsGraphics for slides 3 and 4
1). Jeff Fisher from “American Dad” - voiced by Jeff Fischer
2). Lady Shiva from “Batman: Arkham Origins” - voiced by Kelly Hu
3). The “Goldeneye: Reloaded” incarnation of Alec Trevelyan - voiced by Elliot Cowan
I know this question risks making me look terminally online, but it’s something I’m curious about. I’ve noticed this kind of pattern quite a bit in the last 9 to 10 months, give or take. If someone’s being a jerk, there’s a pretty good chance they keep their account private.
Smeone will attack you personally, or look at your account to attack you about something in the past and/or irrelevant. But when you look at theirs to at least see who they even are, their account is locked.
I don’t know if this is anecdotal or not, it’s just something I’ve noticed pretty frequently. Has anyone else come across this situation, or is it mostly in my head?
Hand to hand fight - no prep, weapons, or outside help
Scenario 1: both in-character
Scenario 2: both bloodlusted
“Well, I’ve never seen that occur.”
“Literally no one says this.”
“I’ve never had that happen to me before on Reddi-”
Or anything else like this. YOU’RE NOT OMNISCIENT. Just because you’ve never experienced or seen something, doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen.
It’s such a vexing and dumb way to refute a point. Literally just the grown-up version of “nuh-uh.”