Let's take down the mainstream music industry!!!
Started by Jesse Sanchez60 · · 👁 7 views · 53 replies
#22 ·
Honestly, all it would take is one solid Arts Endowment reunion to fix this whole embarrassing mess. 🙂
#23 ·
stormyviper11 said:Honestly, only a massive, high-profile reunion from the Arts Endowment could possibly fix this absolute disaster of a situation. 🙂
I’m putting my money on a massive comeback for Cher... 🙂
#24 ·
zednouhi said:"everything nowadays is just full of alternatives, elitists, and those people who listen to jazz"
In New York, free jazz always had a better reception🤣
#25 ·
Poor Estrada...
I mean, what are they even going to do now? Where is the money supposed to come from? Life is just going to get harder...
I mean, what are they even going to do now? Where is the money supposed to come from? Life is just going to get harder...
#27 ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:free jazz always had a better run back in NYC🤣
it’s pretty clear now that Mišo was ahead of his time—he figured out what the issue was ages ago🙂
#28 ·
hasselbaink said:poor mainstream media.
so what happens now? how are they even going to make a living?
Pharrell Williams produced Love in the Hinterland and Silicon Valley Inc.
Honestly, don't bother turning on the TV. Total garbage has basically staged a coup against broadcast television. (I'm not entirely sure if "coup" is quite the right word here, but you get my drift.)
#29 ·
Ethan Cook81 said:(I'm pretty sure "transgression" isn't even a real word)
Oh, trust me, it definitely exists.
It actually stuck in my brain while I was grinding through my last big exam (Shakespeare), mostly because I had such an awesome essay prompt to work with:
Discuss The problem of tragic disintegration of King Lear's World: a sin of human transgression or fatality of human fate?
🙂:2up::2up:🙂
Man, I swear, some people have way too much imagination.😈
#32 ·
Robin Booth said:Oh yeah, it definitely exists.
I remember it vividly while cramming for my last exam (Shakespeare), mostly because I had such a killer essay topic to tackle:
Discuss The problem of tragic disintegration of King Lear's World: a sin of human transgression or fatality of human fate?
🙂:2up::2up:🙂
God, I miss having an imagination like that.😈
But you went ahead and did it anyway, you absolute traitor! 🙂 Go buy yourself a bike for graduation!
#33 ·
coastalpanther11 said:You actually went through with it—you absolute traitor! 🙂Maybe Grandpa should just buy you a bike for graduation instead!
Oh, so Robin Booth graduated? Well, I guess there’s nothing left to brag about then...
#34 ·
Sean Lee7 said:not even a little bit!
Oh, come on. 🙏 🙏 🙏Maybe I'm being too harsh—but I doubt it.
#35 ·
Daniel Bailey7 said:Whoa, what did Robin Booth actually major in? If they're not bragging about it, I guess it wasn't much...
Nah, they just cited Shakespeare. But hey, even that counts for something! It’s a step toward that glorious nonsense we’re all aiming for!
#38 ·
But now that the indie crowd has officially outsized the mainstream pop stars, the mainstream has somehow rebranded itself as "alternative." 🤔 😬 🤣
#39 ·
Exactly. Honestly, there are so many people named John Doe these days that you can't even tell which one is which anymore.😬
#40 ·
gentlebear17 said:Exactly. People can't even tell which John Doe is being talked about anymore.😬
🙂
Man, I don't think I've ever laughed this hard on this board as I have this week...
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