And honestly, I don't think it's making fun of Japan at all. It’s just showing it exactly how it is. The vibe of the people there comes across so damn real... totally authentic. Those scenes with the video games? That's it right there—it captures the whole chaotic energy perfectly. The karaoke bars, that dive bar with the strippers, the hooker at the hotel, the neon signs everywhere... Sofia Coppola proved once again she's an incredible director.
I don't get one thing. How can some music critic spend all day talking trash, acting like a philosopher, and being impossible to please, only to turn around and start a band that absolutely crushes everything he claims is bad? How?
They’re all just posers running that script: "I was born in the hood, I moved weight, I've been on the streets since I was six, I got my own crew, and now I'm rich because stupid white people fell for it." Unlike Eminem (what the f***??!??!), who's actually real, legit, and has actual word...
But Eminem is just a 👎 👎 hillbilly who thinks he can rap when he's got zero guts. He made his money off idiots like you, and now he's out here driving a Mercedes with fresh tires 😁
Eminem 👎 👎
And he doesn't give a damn about anyone else. Dude got paid (probably not as much as you think... trust me, it ain't that crazy) and he's living his life.
William Morris2 said:People who listen to heavy metal or rock—basically just loud noise and slamming your head against a wall—are usually super aggressive people, whether they show it or keep it bottled up. I don't get what's so messed up about crazy people liking that kind of music.😛 Can one of you fanatics actually explain why this is even a thing?
So what's the problem with people listening to basic electronic stuff or those guys singing about how life sucks and they want to jump out a window because they can't breathe...