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Brazilian funk has nothing to do with actual phonk, since it has a completely different history and style. On top of that, there are these weird TikTok kids here who can’t even tell the difference between how “funk” and “phonk” are spelled. Phonk is an underground genre meant to sound old-school, which isn’t understood these days. Phonk like ragephonk and house phonk, etc. IS ALSO NOT ORIGINAL, REAL SIGMA PHONK STUFF; it’s a “subgenre” that, unlike Brazilian funk, shares strong similarities with phonk. Real phonk is Memphis; the rest is either misspelled, like “Brazilian funk,” or a subgenre that shows strong similarities to drift, rage, or house phonk. If you listen to funk, go ahead and create your own hashtag on SoundCloud and your own Reddit post, but your funk has nothing to do with actual phonk. Listen to whatever you want, but call it by its proper name.

I'm watching the second season and something's been on my mind ever since I started watching it. I feel like Yamada as well as other middle school girls are sexualized (Hara's breast shots...) in the animation and... it feels off? Like I understand that they are teenagers and some teens have a more matured body compared to others but they really didn't have to animate breast and butt shots. Does anyone else feel this way or am I just the weird one? I'm enjoying the story so far but stuff like this kinda makes me feel conflicted 😭

Edit: Why all the downvotes? Am I seriously the one in the wrong here??

Wow. I genuinely have no words. What a fucking experience. The amount of shocking things that happened and plottwists are truly unlike anything I've ever seen before. That ending truly was something else, seeing Lelouche dying in the hands of his little sister who he promised to make a better world for, which he ended up accomplishing but at the cost of his life. This is right up there with chainsaw man and JJK as the most impactful anime I've ever watched, hell, experienced. I'm glad that the people from the student council and his old allies where able to understand what he did, and see what he was trying to do with zero requiem. Also seeing Kallen smiling at a picture of him genuinely made me so happy, he didn't die as a completely hated person afterall. Also C.C talking at the end to Lelouche ended up saving my post depression that I usually get after finishing an anime lol, he still is able to live on, maybe not as a person, but atleast with C.C he is still himself, just not in physical form.

Final thoughts: Truly unlike anything I've ever watched, what a remarkable piece of art. I'm never going to forget this one of a kind masterpiece

I just recently started watching chainsaw man and finished the first season and so of course I watched the movie afterwards and I truly cannot put into words how it made me feel. The combination of music, animation and just everything was so genuinely beautiful I ended up crying multiple times, and the ending where Reze dies just was a straight punch to the gut. Seeing Denji sitting in the cafe with the flowers killed me 😭 I have never read the manga so I'm not sure how well it lives up to the source, but I can confidently say that it is one of my favorite movies of all time, which is pretty wild- I never thought chainsaw man would make it in my top five lol

Edit: Bawling my eyes out to the "in the pool" song, jfc

Hello everyone, sorry if this isn't the right subreddit (i hope Im not breaking any rules, if i did im sorry i didnt do it on purpose). I've been wanting to distribute my music for a long time now either through setting up a bandcamp and selling some limited edition cds or just getting my music on streaming services / platforms (so far I've only ever used YouTube and SoundCloud, and SC I've given up on due to needing to pay money to upload more). I've tried looking into it as much as I can but everything is so overwhelming and I'm honestly not sure where to even start- lots of the tracks in my recent album feature heavy sampling and I'm not sure if music distributors would even distribute it in the first place due to that. I found out also that making merch on bandcamp is incredibly complicated and it seems expensive so I really don't know what to do. I have basically no money (I'm 17) and atp im just waiting to turn 18 so that I can actually set up a bank account (paypal for example or something i honestly dont know) as a prerequisit (i think thats how you write it?) for all of this. Can anyone give me any advice? Am I overthinking about this? Or am i just grasping at straws since i have an incredibly small fan base and maybe should just not even bother?

Edit: The whole music industry really is scaring me and the more research i do the more alienated i feel- is this normal?

Hello everyone, sorry if this isn't the right subreddit. I've been wanting to distribute my music for a long time now either through setting up a bandcamp and selling some limited edition cds or just getting my music on streaming services / platforms (so far I've only ever used YouTube and SoundCloud, and SC I've given up on due to needing to pay money to upload more). I've tried looking into it as much as I can but everything is so overwhelming and I'm honestly not sure where to even start- lots of the tracks in my recent album feature heavy sampling and I'm not sure if music distributors would even distribute it in the first place due to that. I found out also that making merch on bandcamp is incredibly complicated and it seems expensive so I really don't know what to do. I have basically no money (I'm 17) and atp im just waiting to turn 18 so that I can actually set up a bank account (paypal for example or something i honestly dont know) as a prerequisit (i think thats how you write it?) for all of this. Can anyone give me any advice? Am I overthinking about this? Or am i just grasping at straws since i have an incredibly small fan base and maybe should just not even bother?

I want to set up a bandcamp and start selling some limited edition cds of my recent album. How is it possible for me to do this? I am in germany and so many services that I've looked into are extremely costly and I'm thinking that it would just be cheaper for me to print out and burn the cds myself (specifically a jewelcase with a printed cd and stapled booklet). How do I do this? I'm not very experienced in burning or really anything that has to do with the whole process of physical music distribution, so I'd be grateful if some of you could point me in the right direction (if making them myself is even a good idea, idk). Sorry if this is the wrong subreddit!

Edit: Also forgot to mention that a couple of my songs rely heavily on sampling, could this possibly cause legal issues?

I was playing the game normally and entered the nether to go to a crimson forest and a ghast appeared. It launched its fireball and as soon as it hit the ground the game crashed, I've done some testing in a backup world and set the game to peaceful and turned off multiple mods which I thought could be causing the issue but nothing has worked so far. If anybody on this subreddit knows anything, please try to help me! I really hope that my loaded chunks aren't corrupted or something

So I've played through the entirety of Project Wingman including the Frontline DLC and never had any issues with my head hurting or feeling dizzy. I recently downloaded Ace Combat 7 because I heard its what inspired Project Wingman, so I was really excited to try it out. After playing the first mission or two, my head started to really ache. I changed the controls to expert and that helped a little bit, but overall the game still gives me a massive headache. Is it due to the limiting FoV or am I just not meant to play the game?