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Noah Hall98 said:I’ve always just had a soft spot for him. I mean, he played with Queens of the Stone Age and actually wrote "Hangin' Tree," he was even the fourth guy in Them Crooked Vultures, and he toured with PJ Harvey at Coachella. This solo stuff he's doing now? It’s clearly just him playing for his own pleasure.
Noah Hall98 said:Is the song actually great? I mean, sure, it’s fantastic. But if you really want my two cents, I’d argue its brilliance comes more from John than from Patton. 😉
brisksailor3 said:Man, if only Beirut would come through. That would be 😍
If I were fifteen again, this would easily be my favorite comedy. That’s saying something, because I’ve spent a massive amount of my life watching countless movies and series—I've seen just about everything there is to see. Honestly, if people hadn't built up such an enormous amount of hype around this film, my expectations might have been a little more grounded, but that's just how it goes sometimes.Galifianakis It feels like they’re just recycling beats from the first and second movies at this point. Honestly, I’ve always found that his sketches are much funnier than his actual film roles; it’s the exact same story with Ken Jeong. I find watching one of his standard interviews way more hilarious than his characters in these movies. Still, even if I thought both films were a bit underwhelming, you have to give them credit for finally moving on. Zach Galifianakis As for Ken Jeong, he’s enjoyed a certain level of relative anonymity, which has actually given him the freedom to really spread his wings and branch out into various other projects.
Arthur Garcia59 said:It started off strong with AF, G, and TV on the Radio, but then things just kind of slid downhill once The Streets hit the stage, eventually bottoming out completely with Jamiroquai, Cypress Hill, and—Gentleman? Gentleman? wtf is Gentleman?
I was really banking on this being a massive festival this year, especially since I thought they’d make up for last year's lineup. What a letdown.
Arthur Anderson45 said:So, here’s my situation: I’m 20 years old and living in a pretty small town. I’ve always been someone with a ton of different interests—I’d call myself a bit of a Renaissance man, honestly—but the people I hang out with my age are just... well, they're kind of dim.
Like, when we go out, the conversation is nothing but mindless nonsense. It’s all just gossip, you know? "Did you hear what he said?" or "Where was she at what time?" It's just empty chatter that a driven young person wouldn't care about for a second.
To give you an idea of how shallow things get: if I asked any of them who Sigmund Freud was, they'd stare at me blankly. Honestly, most of them probably wouldn't even recognize Led Zeppelin unless I spelled it out for them! You might be wondering, "Man, where on earth do you live?" but it’s the truth. I can’t remember a single time I actually learned anything useful from hanging out with them.
The saddest part? They don't seem to have any drive at all. They just drift through life. From the day they were born until now, they haven't really grown or progressed even 5%. Don't get me wrong, they aren't bad kids, but they just have zero curiosity about the world.
So, I wanted to ask you guys: how do you spend time with your friends? Do you actually get into deep, meaningful conversations, or does everything just boil down to constant joking and teasing?
Sorry if this isn't quite the right place for this topic!
slyfox44 said:I have to say, I’m not entirely comfortable with the direction this is heading...🤷 To be perfectly honest, the lineup this year doesn't even come close to last year's. It’s nowhere near the caliber we saw previously.☕