u/Strawberry_House

I feel like something about this track has a very weird vibe (in a good way) thats hard to describe. Like almost an existential and nostalgic but sorrowful tone. When you reach it on the track list, it feels like a shift, like you’re in the climax of the album. But regardless of that I feel like this track really ties the album together and makes it feel elevated as an artistic work if that makes sense? It also feels interesting since it’s taking the original song that was about letting a partner go and be free but in this it feels more like a self-declaration or mantra. I just feel like this track is kind of the glue of the album and what makes lots of people consider it her magnum opus, even if most people dont credit it as such or consider it one of their favorite tracks.

Due to all the brigading that has happened on this subreddit, for the time being, I would like to consolidate all posts about BTS to this megathread. This isn't to say that BTS can never be mentioned, but posts that are specifically about BTS will be deleted and be redirected to this megathread.

Thank you for your understanding.

Haley, Chuk, and Barrett

Lyric

I know people are gonna jump on her because they find her annoying or are glad she left. But from a pure game perspective I was pretty impressed with her. The way she got the veto played on her week 2, how she was able to get in with so many people. This eviction really feels like a fluke and like so many things had to happen for it to go this week. The fact that she was lock safe yesterday says something. I genuinely feel like she’s in contension for like top 15 prejurors of all time.

This has been something thats been bugging me since this album cane out. The part around 2:46 in Long Road Home reminds me of the Weyes Blood mv, specifically the part where he says “Can’t dance” at around 21 seconds in the music video. but maybe im reaching

Ashley, Rome, and Jason would've all made for interesting re-joins and it feels odd that there's no pre-jury battle-back because this season feels weirdly coded for one, especially with the time machine thing.

I don’t have an inherent issue with casuals. Feeds, even feed updates is a time commitment and I totally get that not everyone wants to invest in what’s ultimately just a silly little show. But I feel like a lot of casuals when exposed to new info that wasnt in the show or contradictory to the show, refuses to acknowledge it. We saw this a lot with Ashley and Keanu last season. I have only been watching BB for about a decade and less of that time I’ve been keeping up with feeds, thus for older seasons I have a gap in knowledge in terms of feeds. If I find new info that changes my perception on someone’s game from the feeds, I try not to just immedietly dismiss it as false. That’s not to say that feedsters are always right and casuals should always bend to what they’re saying. I just don’t get this attitude where casuals refuse to acknowledge that theres stuff they don’t see. Even for live feeders, theres stuff we don’t see. It is interesting from a political standpoint though and how similarly hard it is to challenge what someone hears on the news. Maybe it’s just a quality of humans.

When I first was watching this show, I thought the random names they would mention (for example Bojack Horseman, Hank Hippopopalous etc) were all made up names but then I actually went to search them up and found out that every single person they mention or at least 95% are real people!! When they shout out names especially in an offensive way or joke, do they tell the person beforehand?

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