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It finally happened, I saw a clikkie in the wild. Totally clammed up, didn’t say hello.

Hope you enjoyed your 🥯

From,
Fellow Clikkie

I’m sure these Spotify 20th Anniversary playlists that just came out today will get a lot of discussion like the Spotify Wrapped doses.

Of course TOP is my all time most played artist and my all time played song is Chlorine. I’ve played chlorine 2x more than my next most listened to song, Jumpsuit…the trench era really had a chokehold on my AirPods.

Just wanted to say yet again, how grateful I am for Chlorine. I will never ever get sick of it. It means so much and even teared up this evening listening to it after all these years

What was everyone else’s results?

Wondering if ACL will be the last festival that gets announced for the band this year or if there are others ones that we think they may show up to into the fall?

Any theories?

Might be alone in this one…let’s keep it kind it’s just a theory / opinion…

As a fan I would absolutely love the band to keep telling the story and building the world they’ve built AND I am on the edge of my seat for APE in August bc I do think something is coming whether it’s a third album or that Clancy doesn’t actually become a bishop…

But there would also be a part of me that might be disappointed if they were like psych! He defeated the bishops and lived happily ever after.

I think the power of their message is that we keep going and we continue to improve and that is a lifelong journey without perfection and judgement. If Clancy comes back and is like hey jk I defeated my demons it might feel a little bit like achieving perfection and I just don’t think that’s the point of their message all along.

I’m not saying they should be trapped in their messaging and I’m not advocating for being stuck in your struggles forever either. I just think that it overcoming a struggle in reality doesn’t really mean perfection. It means you’ve changed in someway, moved forward, learned something, etc and I just hope whatever is next keeps that in mind.

Progress, defeating our struggles, does not equal perfection.