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2019 is the year we ban all-male all-straight all-cis bands with names like Women or Mrs. Magician from our playlists

Nat King Cole did a version, ffs

Yo, I didn't know the Cake song "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps" was a jazz standard. I just heard a Spanish version. I wonder if it was originally latin@?

I have spent the past hour or two trying to forget that article

Fuck the article even fucking mentions this fuck I hate my life right now fucking Woody Allen why am I reading this this is fucking self harm at this point

In the end, I think the best/worst thing about that article is that Terry Zwigoff is basically called a creep for making that movie by Robert Crumb, a man who has made his name in comics for being a misogynistic pervert with absolutely no filter.

It's almost like being called a pedophile by Woody Allen, except Robert Crumb is even more perverted ALSO it is entirely conceivable that Terry, Rob, and Woody would all be in a ragtime band together.

Correction!

Two white boys

I assumed they were girls because the playlist is mostly girl bands

Spotify's always gotta sneak in shit you don't want, tho

Spotify just started playing me these two white girls from Arizona who named their band Harlem.

@cambrian_era flashback to the startup job that told me 2 rounds in, "We closed the doc writing position, but would you be interested in doing video~?"

The answer was...no.

Big trigger warning for the affable, nonjudgmental tone of the article

Oh, I deleted that last post because I just found out that it's not really a joke at all.

Terry Zwigoff really is an enormous creep.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/profiles/terry-zwigoff-every-guy-wants-a-teenage-girlfriend-9200934.html

"Hook" is a movie about a white Boomer getting into a fight with a 14 year old filipino kid with a mohawk because he's mad that the local youth culture has moved on and no longer recognizes him as hot shit

Netflix, please throw money at the show about Giuseppe Garibaldi (Italian revolutionary), Antonio Meucci (the real inventor of the telephone), and a bunch of ghosts living together in 1800s Staten Island

I've seen this in trans spaces, as if "trans people should be happy with any job they can get" is not merely a dire reality, but a value that needs to be upheld against those who demand more and better from life.