#I’m gonna sing

[soulmusicsongs]

I’m Gonna Sing - Walter Arties With The Paul Johnson Orchestra And Chorus (I’m Gonna Sing, 1973)

[andro-dino]

UPROOTED EPISODE 4 TEN DEAD FIFTEEN INJURED

[holographic-mars]

WEIRD AL COSMOS IM WINNING IM WINNING

[sweetenerbizz]

literally just a compilation of clone rick running and blabbering around because i’m obsessed with him. he’s my little guy.

inspired by @embracethecringeside :

[corsairspade]

I was going to say we need to be weirder about Maglor but then I remembered crablor. That’s on me. We need to also be DIFFERENT weird about Maglor.

Maglor who walks along the coast for thousands of years and does not stop singing. Maglor who after ages of the world have passed, has a voice that is made only for music. When he speaks, there is something too lyrical to the tone. He sighs and the world accompanies him. His raised voice sets the ground shaking, his laments call water like tears from the sky. He has to be careful when he speaks to people, however rare that is, because of it. He weeps and those who can hear him cannot help but weep as well. Maglor with a voice so powerful that he can no longer use it the way he could when the world was young. One more thing lost to the Oath.

[fluffylord]

The man who holds the universe in his eyes

[hesterias]

mentally i’m still here

[theshslpumpkinghost]

Spoilers for DRDT Ch2 Ep15!

(also ch2 ep6 if you haven’t already watched it)

He- wasn’t lying- He did commit a murder of his own- I mean, he never said specifically that he was going to kill Nico, just that he would commit a murder. Ooo foreshadowing ✨

(…how did i not figure this out sooner aaa-)

[nozunhinged]

Yknow, I’m gonna be petty for a minute and say, if you ignore all the brandedpair/firstpair/secondarypair/actorsirl bullshit and actually focus on the story it’s pretty easy to see that korntonkla took such a big chunk in the beginning of the story because they were our anchor to real life and we were supposed to figure out what’s not real with them

[ssecond-hand-faith]

Drip, drip, drop little April shower

Cringetober Day Eighteen: Fandom AU

AU where Freelancer either has the worst luck, or the worst taste, in history and ends up with Kody

[soulmusicsongs]

There's a Wideness in God's Mercy - Walter Arties With The Paul Johnson Orchestra And Chorus (I’m Gonna Sing, 1973)

[maddie-grove]

I do think there’s something to the volume of distribution that the Internet allows making it easier to put works of a very wide range of quality before people’s eyes, as well as the increased push for writers to do self-promotion cutting into time/energy that they could have used for writing. I do think that’s going to increase the number of bad books that a person encounters. But it’s also easy to romanticize the pure-t crap of the past, for a few different reasons:

You’re more likely to have to seek out something that didn’t just come out, so you don’t feel like it (or its imitators) are being shoved down your throat. A 2009 pop song about Going to the Club is more charming when it’s not sandwiched between two nearly identical songs on every Top 40 station.

Its initial pop culture moment has probably come and gone, so you aren’t worried that it’s going to be boy bands on the radio ad infinitium.

You might have been the target audience for that boy band/superhero movie/sketch comedy show/paranormal romance/ghostwritten kids’ book series/animated princess movie ten or twenty or thirty years ago. You might not be now. I have a lot of affection still for Beauty and the Beast: the Enchanted Christmas, more so than almost any Disney movie that’s come out since 2001 or so. That doesn’t mean it’s good.

Not everything that survives in the pop culture consciousness is good, per se, but it’s usually somewhat memorable or entertaining. It’s not the dreariest rank-and-file Twilight imitators or disco songs that are still with us; it’s Twilight itself, or tight shit like “I Will Survive.”

[youregonnabeokay-kid]

oliver needs to stop liking buddie comments or i’m gonna lose my mind

[kickbutts-singsongs]

Okay I caved and I’m finally watching Dandadan and oh my god so far every word out of Okarun’s mouth is literally what Mulder would say

[finelythreadedsky]

this is what kills me about black orpheus (1959, dir. camus) actually. because orfeu is familiar with the story of orpheus and eurydice. early on someone even makes a joke like "your name's orpheus? where's your eurydice?" he knows the story and he knows what it means to be orpheus. and then at the pivotal moment he looks anyway because after all he's orpheus and he can't not.

[nyx-163]

joel smalishbeans my beloved.