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Holy poo poo some people are really tattling on themselves with these takes - man there are no good young actors these days better go watch episode 2,000 of ASIP and AMERICAN DAD to alleviate my increasing disconnection with relevant culture. If you have a lovely uninformed opinion, expressing it with vapid confidence actually has the opposite effect. Miss Lonelyhearts has issued a correction as of 22:09 on Feb 15, 2024 |
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Feb 15, 2024 22:06
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tristeham posted:she can't act for poo poo. another loquacius L amazing posting technique
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Feb 15, 2024 22:12
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Miss Lonelyhearts posted:If you have a lovely uninformed opinion, expressing it with vapid confidence actually has the opposite effect. skill issue imo
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Weembles posted:Guys - all of the actors I follow and all of the music I listen to is the same as when I was in my 20s. I have heard that pop music is effectively dead because nobody cares what's on the radio anymore and it's all about your individualized Spotify algorithm, which is why the most popular pop star is the one all the millennials liked when they were teens new poo poo is no easier to listen to than old poo poo because it's all just Internet and so on but I dunno whether believing this is self-indulgent boomer poo poo on my part
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Feb 15, 2024 22:16
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the milk machine posted:skill issue imo Yup.
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Feb 15, 2024 22:16
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Miss Lonelyhearts posted:If you have a lovely uninformed opinion, expressing it with vapid confidence actually has the opposite effect. I hate to pile on because I do think that at least SOME of this is self-serving boomer poo poo, but, yeah, expressing your lovely uninformed opinions with vapid confidence is actually the only way to do it
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Feb 15, 2024 22:17
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loquacius posted:I hate to pile on because I do think that at least SOME of this is self-serving boomer poo poo, but, yeah, expressing your lovely uninformed opinions with vapid confidence is actually the only way to do it it's the american way you do it well enough and they'll even make you president
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Feb 15, 2024 22:18
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People are also always saying that movie stars aren't being minted at the same rate these days because the over-corporatized media thinks they're too expensive and would rather put out Existing IP Sequel #247 starring a bunch of people they signed into forever contracts when they were complete unknowns, which is why the most famous people are all a little older due to having hit it big before things got this bad
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Feb 15, 2024 22:19
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:it's the american way Ideally you should just say "another <person you're contradicting> L" so everyone knows you're winning
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Feb 15, 2024 22:20
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Miss Lonelyhearts posted:If you have a lovely uninformed opinion, expressing it with vapid confidence actually has the opposite effect. thats the entirety of this thread tho
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Feb 15, 2024 22:22
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well the days of actors are done anyway I am not an AI booster by any loving stretch but this poo poo is otherworldly when it works https://twitter.com/OpenAI/status/1758192965703647443?s=20
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Feb 15, 2024 22:23
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lovely uninformed opinions about pop cultrue from old rear end goons who pretend to recoil at the sight of a tiktok or a stream expressed with the utmost certainty
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Feb 15, 2024 22:23
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babypolis posted:lovely uninformed opinions about pop cultrue from old rear end goons who pretend to recoil at the sight of a tiktok or a stream expressed with the utmost certainty what is tiktok
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:well the days of actors are done anyway her legs do a little spin move at around 16 seconds
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Feb 15, 2024 22:25
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loquacius posted:I have heard that pop music is effectively dead because nobody cares what's on the radio anymore and it's all about your individualized Spotify algorithm, which is why the most popular pop star is the one all the millennials liked when they were teens case in point like yeah no one knows who taylor swift is. what in the goddamn hell
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Feb 15, 2024 22:25
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my lovely uninformed opinions are correct, is the thing
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Open Source Idiom posted:Jacob Tremblay. I don't know who this is so my mind went straight to John Paul Tremblay from Trailer Park Boys and I'm just going to roll with that.
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Feb 15, 2024 22:27
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babypolis posted:case in point is this sarcastic or not, I literally can't tell I dunno my daughter is 3, I'll let you know what she's listening to in 12 years
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babypolis posted:case in point Taylor swift is 34 years old lmao
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:american dad has maintained a consistent level of quality in that it's always been fuckin awful
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Feb 15, 2024 22:31
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DR FRASIER KRANG posted:Taylor swift is 34 years old lmao what does that have to do anything. shes a popstar, she makes pop music, and every woman under the age of like 25 listens to her stuff
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Feb 15, 2024 22:32
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all these people not appreciating the cartoon on the level i do
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babypolis posted:what does that have to do anything. shes a popstar, she makes pop music, and every woman under the age of like 25 listens to her stuff are you even following the discussion? she's been a "pop star" since she was 15 which was twenty years ago.
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Feb 15, 2024 22:33
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babypolis posted:what does that have to do anything. shes a popstar, she makes pop music, and every woman under the age of like 25 listens to her stuff
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i say swears online posted:her fan age bracket is like 24-44 imo she is still hugely popular among children, today
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babypolis posted:what does that have to do anything. shes a popstar, she makes pop music, and every woman under the age of like 25 listens to her stuff I said she was the most popular pop star  Yes, young people still listen to her, that is in fact my point we all need to settle down here
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yeah i teach middle school and all the girls are swifties
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Star Trek.
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loquacius posted:I said she was the most popular pop star yeah im being mean for no reason but to be fair this thread derserves it
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Feb 15, 2024 22:40
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She was already a pop star before Spotify took over and ruined pop music. Thus, she is still the most popular pop star and has not been taken down by a younger, hipper replacement yet despite having been on the scene for like five typical pop star lifetimes
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F Stop Fitzgerald posted:she is still hugely popular among children, today You'd think she'd be more popular around here then. Nah memes. I don't listen to a lot of tunes, but when I chat about music with my mates (not often) it's a complete random mix of things. Lil Mix, Lil Darkie, Christ Dillinger, Honeymoan, BABii. I dunno how mainstream that is, probably not very given how insistent they are that i check them out, but feast on those Zoomer insights you ghouls.
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I understand the timeline and reasons why, but it's still so odd to me that Taylor Swift was popular, then sort of popular, then S-Tier Super Star popular over the course of like twenty years. It's hard to think of any analogues to this in any medium really.
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i dont buy the argument. yeah everone is off on their own algorithmic adventure sure but its also easier to access music than ever before. you can be listening to weird alternative stuff and still be one click away from a taylor swift song
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Nichael posted:I understand the timeline and reasons why, but it's still so odd to me that Taylor Swift was popular, then sort of popular, then S-Tier Super Star popular over the course of like twenty years. just like nobody becomes a billionaire alone or by accident nobody becomes the most popular singer in the world alone or by accident
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tobe nwingwe ftw
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babypolis posted:i dont buy the argument. yeah everone is off on their own algorithmic adventure sure but its also easier to access music than ever before. you can be listening to weird alternative stuff and still be one click away from a taylor swift song this is correct! And she's the biggest musical act on the planet by far despite having been around for two decades (and decades typically have culture so different from each other you can dress up as one for Halloween and people can tell which one) and has not been replaced with a zoomer yet (she is a millennial as has been noted), because all the zoomer musicians are part of people's algorithmic adventures instead of being given the keys to the country by some record company or other
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what about peso pluma. that guy is pretty drat famous and hes like 20
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Actually, American Dad had the Taylor Swift trajectory.
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