u/Napalmaniac

Not a single announcement in these many years despite next dimension being over already. Why don't they just animate what they have so that we can have SOMETHING until they finish the heaven saga? Seems too extreme to just wait until Kurumada is over with it just because Toei ruined the first try of the heaven saga with the tenkai hen overture movie

I think he is. Asides from the obvious plot and script left by Toriyama, I think he also made a new design for a new transformation or fusion for Goku, Vegeta, Gotenks or Broly to be used in the future before he passed away. Toyotaro is just waiting to be able to continue with the manga so that he can eventually use it. I don't think we'll see it in a long time tho, but we will eventually.

i've noticed a pattern recently in underground rock/rap shows where people are really enjoying the music and stuff, maybe banging their heads a little bit but if they don't see any people moshing or jumping they just stand still not doing anything because they're scared to look weird or ridiculous in front of others. Usually as an audience member i'm the one pushing them to move and starting the movement and that breaks their stagnancy, but when I'm the one on stage it's a different vibe. What can I do, as a musician on stage, to push them forward to let themselves go, enjoy themselves and have a good time?

First of all, let me clarify that I'm not a native English speaker. Kind of a shower thought but it's something I'm wondering. The term "toxic" being used to characterize relationships seems to be a relatively new concept. At least 20-21st century new. Again, I'm not a native English speaker so I could be wrong about that, it's just that I'm curious to know if the success of her song led to the creation of a new usage of the word "toxic" for the English language, kinda like "Stan" by Eminem, where the word wasn't used in that way before that song. What's the historical consensus?