#fun song /gen

[toybonnieofficial]

Vampire Scott from Afterlife

So true

[mipexch]

you WILL watch my ultrakill animation

[ecoamerica]

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[isjasz]

quick thing, im not asking for songs actually, ppl just started doing it and didnt stop HSAKDJAKejkwj

You guys can keep throwing them in asks if u want though! It will really just take me a while to look at them and respond bc listening to each song really does take time and brain power, and I don't always have the motivation,,, so yeah just putting it out there, nothing against anyone sending the asks! 🫶

[our-multigender-experience]

to whatever bot/person just sent solely song lyrics I am befuddled and also not going to post that 👍

song lyrics w/o credit or any commentary a valid submission it does not make lol

[how-the-feathers-have-fallen]

Me, fighting tooth and nail against my irl friends who are sw*fties: yeah well, maybe I want my sad girl music to have a 3 minute guitar solo and distorted audio after the second verse of vaguely gay lyrics have you considered that ?!

[cycle-hit]

hi tumblr user cycle hit. is this song 0610? because i feel like it is https://open.spotify.com/track/0MuYrUNbxEjEpG3vtXXoCx?si=IZS7qZfCS7KKC-fHRe1OTA&context=spotify%3Aplaylist%3A3mc0ZAKXqacRz6Mw6H2BZy

yeag 👍

im goign 2 use this for kiss ur knuckles thnak u tumblr user anonymous. also the song right above it is this

hehe. so yeah id assume the playlist creator's intent is 0610 with this one even not judging lyric/soundwise

[ecoamerica]

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[daylighteclipsed]

ngl the more I hear about Wish, the more excited I get about it

[geodetojoy]

Obsessed with the fact that Biggering is on Ranboo’s GL playlist rn

( for those who don’t know, Biggering is a song about corporate corruption once leaders of industry become infatuated with money and power, it was the original plan for the Lorax song that was replaced with How Bad Can I Be?)

I like to think that Showfall started out as a simple TV/ entertainment company, then once they had ideas for scripts that performed well but no one was willing to act for them, they started using force on their actors, eventually resulting in the actions that we now see in Generation 1. They became obsessed with the money and fame that came from their bizarre shows and were willing to use whatever means necessary to ‘satisfy their audience’ (get their moneys worth), and they just grew and grew to be so careless towards their actors, even inventing technologies to not only control their victims, but also BRING THEM BACK TO LIFE, not letting them have peace or rest in death as they were an audience favorite and keeping them on the show meant people would continue to watch. They threw morality aside and only focused on the feedback.

They lost their vision, originally being created for the sake of entertaining an audience and being a fun new platform for people to be a part of, then slowly, over time, losing sight of what was once important for the sake of the feelings of power and superiority.

This also kinda goes along with the concept of generation loss, too. Just as cassettes become more and more distorted after each recording of the tape, Showfall’s plan started out clear and normal, and each ‘season’ or ‘generation’ has became more and more corrupt and immoral than the last.

[abluehappyface]

The third installment to the Remilia Takeover! It's the retro cover this time! This one is so fun to listen to! I think I got the retro feeling just right here! Having three chiptune drumlines here is really helping!

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[aqqleshiqqing-archive]

this is the greenest thing ill ever draw in forever im going to miss it (they are exes. i think that would be Highly funny)

as promised id draw him but since he lost - consider this as a consolation price because anyone against sans (except for cecil) is doomed to fail

anyways did you know hes the reason why i knew criminal by britney spears

[madebysimblr]

Gemma: You losers better make me look good, otherwise there will be hell to pay.

Sorella: Uh-huh.

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Skid Row (Downtown)

[Anita] Alarm goes off at seven, and you start uptown You put in your eight hours for the powers that have always been...

[Sorella] Sing it, child.

[Anita] 'Till it's five P.M.

[extra] Then you go

[Anita, Mary, and Sorella] Downtown, where the folks are broke, you go Downtown, where your life's a joke, you go Downtown, where you buy your token you go Home to Skid Row

[todayisafridaynight]

i dont know if you have seen this but here you go, witness this very chaotic masterpiece https://youtu.be/_b1xK6esXBA

and i thought this was just gonna be a 'regular' mod video but its from ioritree i shouldve known better

[simulation-machine]

Teenage Ed facts:

→ Our sweet boy did indeed once have a pierced right ear and lip! Also, occasionally, big dorky glasses without lenses when that was cool (jk it never was) → He also wore braces until he was 17 years old → His long-ish hair was a big source of fights with his dad, growing up. Also, his attire. And what he listened to. Everything but his grades, really → It took him so, so long to grow facial hair. He got a weak-ass mustache at the age of 15 and kept it for as long as he could → His favorite snack was dry packaged Creamy Chicken Ramen Noodles! He would crumple up the noodles into bite size clusters, open up the seasoning packet and dump it on the noodles, then shake it up until they were all covered. Now that he is 32, he understands how gross that was → Considered himself straightedge until he went to college, the kid didn't even drink until he was 21 → He tried very hard to learn guitar to start his own sad-boy-band, but unfortunately, Ed can neither carry a tune nor can his delicate fingers handle pressing too hard on guitar strings → He lost his v-card when he was 20, in college, which means his body count is 3. Stormy's, by comparison, is 11

Top 5 songs he loved at this age:

♪ "Every Shining Time You Arrive" by Sunny Day Real Estate ♫ "The Calendar Hung Itself…" by Bright Eyes ♪ "For Real" by Okkervil River ♫ "Will You Smile Again For Me" by ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead ♪ "Angeles" by Elliott Smith

[ereborne]

Song of the Day: April 30

"Breakeven" by The Script

[hyunubear]

rant time!

kpop reaction content isn't exactly new (at least as far as I know) but it does seem to have kind of boomed in the last... two-three years I think. I remember there being only a handful of relevant kpop reaction content creators on youtube, some more popular that the others, but still there weren't a ton of them around. and I guess it makes sense because kpop itself has gotten much more popular and widely known outside of just [REDACTED] and among a wider age range I'd say.

but nowadays if you look up “X group - Y title track reaction” you will find tens, if not hundreds of reaction videos (especially if its a well known group) ranging from channels with hundreds of thousand subs to small account with a couple of hundred views on their reaction videos. and I just find that so weird.

like... especially for channels that do reactions as their main (and only) content, I find it extremely difficult to believe that after a certain point there is any authenticity behind these reactions. these big reaction channels are out there reacting to damn near every relevant kpop group's comebacks (and there are a LOT of them) and every single reaction is generally positive and often very enthusiastic.

aside from the fact that logically and statistically it's impossible for someone to like every title track being released, even if they're all objectively good (which they're not), because no one likes every genre and every style of music, there is basically no creativity involved in creating this type of content which makes it very dull both for the creator and the consumer after a while.

on top of that, this type of content has created a really toxic environment around expressing opinions and criticism toward kpop groups and kpop music. I just came across a video from one of these bigger (while also being newer) creators talking about how she's not happy with the content she's been making for the past year. she said that it's extremely overwhelming trying to keep up with every comeback when everyone expects you to react to their fave's CB and after a while sitting and reacting to music videos becomes repetitive especially when you're not even allowed to truly be yourself and express your opinions. she said she can't even talk about having a bias in a group because she would get tons of hate comments and dms about ppl bashing her for not having a different bias. I can't imagine how people would react to a reaction video creator saying she doesn't like a comeback or even a certain element in the song/mv.

I used to love kpop reaction videos back when I had just discovered them and they were not as big. like I genuinely get the appeal. seeing someone who's not a teenage girl (which is what stereotypically the general public thinks kpop stans are) is pretty validating. and back then there were like 'vocal coach reacts' or 'producer reacts' etc. seeing the reaction of "experts" analyzing different parts of a song/mv was really interesting for someone like me with zero knowledge of any of the technical stuff. and I also understand that they do contribute to promoting groups and comebacks to a certain degree. but it has just gone too far, in my opinion.

idk maybe I’ve just gotten old and lost the will to enjoy the small things that used to bring me joy but I genuinely don't enjoy reaction videos anymore. most of those older 'exerpts' (except for two I think) aren't active anymore (I'm guessing at least to some degree bc stans didn't want to hear that their fave was not that legendary of a vocalist or their fave song wasn't as layered and complex as they thought it was) and instead there are just random people reacting to kpop and some of them you can just tell that all their reactions are completely faked out. Youtubers are jumping on this trend bc it’s easy (in terms of not having any kind of real substance) and gets u good views if you’re a little charming and funny.

TL;DR : everything is fake and authenticity is dead. kdjfdjf I'm mostly joking but in the end, as per usual with my rants of this kind, I don't have a specific point or a solution. I'm just starting a conversation. so if any of you have something to add or just want to chat about this send me an ask!! (plz don't reply in the comments because I want this to be on my dash so everyone else can read too.)

[stillgotme]

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