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Man, back in our college days, we used to go hard listening to Drake at all the house parties. 😬

Dana Anderson4 said:Man, back in our day, we were out at those house parties just vibing to Drake. 😬

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I can already picture it: those bedraggled, rain-soaked faces of the Drake crew, trudging home in the early morning hours after some wild party, looking absolutely defeated. 😂

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I can already see those rain-soaked, exhausted Drake fans trudging home in the early morning hours after a concert, looking completely drained. 😂

🙂, you’ve basically signed your own death warrant now. You know Drake doesn't let anyone touch his mustache.

Drew Adams58 said:🙂, man, you just signed your own death warrant right there. You don't just go around trying to shave Drake... he'll never let anyone touch those whiskers.

Especially since out of the whole crew, only one of them actually sports the mustache. 😂
And honestly, nobody with half a brain would even dare get close enough to try and trim it anyway... 🙂

They might have some bold energy, but when it comes to making stars, they just lean on those soft-hearted blondes and their inner circles

stormyviper11 said:It’s especially ridiculous when you consider that out of the whole crew, only Drake actually has a mustache. 😂
And let’s be real, nobody with even a shred of common sense would ever be foolish enough to step up and try to give that guy a haircut anyway. 🙂

This other one’s still standing. 😬
That first point isn't even true because the singer has a mustache too; it’s just that he’s such a redhead that you can't actually see it from a distance.

Drew Adams58 said:Look, I don't know about you all, but I actually saw Drake perform at Coachella, so you can all go ahead and draw your own conclusions. 😛

I honestly think you were listening to Taylor Swift at that bonfire, but since she’s basically just a sub-group of Drake anyway, I guess we can pretend it counts as a real band playing.

Taylor Swift is better

Robin Williams6 said:that second part is right, 😬
but the first bit is total BS because the singer actually does have a Drake-style mustache, it’s just hard to spot from the nosebleeds when he’s got red hair and everything...

Man, my bad. When I was at my first show in New York City, I couldn't even get anywhere near the stage because there were way too many crazy fans swarming the front row, so I totally missed that detail... 😁 Plus, I'm pretty much legally blind anyway.

Drew Adams58 said:Taylor Swift is better

I know

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Samuel Murphy6 said:Why would anyone bother singing? the sea is to blame Guitar on the beach in Malibu? 😕

You have no clue. It's actually pretty funny. 😬
We were out on the beach in Greece around 6 AM, trying to scream our lungs out while sounding totally hoarse. the sea is to blame Just like our neighbors over in Asia. A buddy who overheard some noise while heading to the restroom was dead certain there were cats making money nearby. 😍

P.S. When the anti-person cynics laugh at me for bringing up that guy with a guitar by the beach, I know I'm right. 🥳

What good is any association if people won't just sit down and sing together?🙂

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And my dear Carol Jackson45, you and that song 🙂

You mean the sea is to blame? Haha, you can't talk me out of loving this: I only ever heard this track during those blurry, late-night beach parties. No clue what it sounds like when sober people sing it 😳

well, then they just toss out some crumbs 🙂

SpiderMan said:The parties I hit always have some guy playing the accordion or a trumpet...😳

Classic. It's hilarious when you show up to a rager and only two guys can actually play, but the instruments they've got on hand are a total joke. Just waiting to stumble into a party where someone's rocking a harp and a banjo combo instead...

Since we're talking about instruments... a buddy of mine is planning to grab an acoustic guitar, wire it up for electric, buy a massive pedalboard, and start the ultimate psychedelic folk band. Who's in?

It's an old cliché, but hey, you have to pay for quality craftsmanship if you want the good stuff—especially those high-end pieces with custom engravings.

Adam Moore said:Since we're already talking about traditional instruments, a buddy of mine actually has this wild idea to pick up a folk lute, rig it up with some electric pickups, buy a massive stack of pedals, and start a heavy metal folk band. Who's actually down for that?

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