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[alishirazi]

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[donotdestroy]

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[jbruce308]

NEW NFT DROP!!! It’s a one-of-one!

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[eeegorenft]

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[joesalotofthings]

June 1, 2023, NFT Drop on OpenSea at 40% off.

First 777 NFTs to drop at 9:00am USA Central on June 1, 2023. 40% off regular price!

On June 1st, 2023 @ 9:00am central time the first 777 NFTs in the 777 Lucky Dragon Series will drop.  The first 777 will be posted at a 40% discount from regular NFT prices! This is the first dragon of each rendered dragon in the collection, and they are numbered 0001 – 0777. Two hours later, at 10:00am central, the rest of the series will begin to drop at regular price.

[h8foul]

Little Cute Demon Monster Cyclops selling for 0.01 EtH. ONLY 1,000 will be sold.

[brettesims]

“I ain’t worried bout no spot when I drop the whole world stops.” ~ Princess Nokia

[dearrow-arts]

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[atissi]

had to watch the new Folding Ideas video twice, read all of the comments, watched Lady Emily's video, watch an AVGN video for the first time (sorry i'm gen z), failed to get through Wavelength (1967), read a bunch about Wavelength (1967), and read through a bunch of Twitter comments, but i think i'm finally understanding the artistry in "i don't know james rolfe"

narratively it's dan olson revealing the rorschach test of media analysis, i.e. there was no way for him to critically analyze james rolfe's career without revealing all of his own obsessions and insecurities, just as james rolfe reveals himself through his film and video game reviews. this concept is lampshaded by the highlighting of Wavelength (1967), an extremely minimal and obtuse film that engages with the idea of inattention — meaning that bored or negative responses to the work are still responses to the theme. which is cool.

and it's cool that criticisms of dan olson's video include people upset that he hyper-focused on specific elements of james rolfe's life and not other, arguably more important elements, such as the Monster Madness controversy or james's time in special ed — almost as though the character of dan olson is cherrypicking aspects of james rolfe's life that are the most personally wounding to him. aspects that expose dan's insecurities relating to filmmaking and failed dreams, expressed through the vessel of AVGN.

but meta narratively, the video becomes a rorschach test for the audience — your response to the video reveals your own obsessions and insecurities in how you relate to dan olson. why does someone find the video mean-spirited? why does someone else think the video is self-serving? why do I feel so awkward watching dan attempt a deeper, more abstract creative work?

where does dan olson end and the character of dan olson as a media critic begin? where do you as an audience member end, and YOU begin?

it's projection all the way down

[jjoneechan]

Happy two years to #hishair

2022 vs 2024 redraw

miss him lots

[medicinemane]

There's honestly... just so many people, just so so so so so many people in this world where I'm like... aren't you people tired of this fucking... you know, I was going to call them clowns but that's really disrespectful to clowns, these people could never get their face on an egg...

Anyway, aren't you tired of this childish jackass? Don't you just want to ignore them and never have to hear about them again? If we just ignored them they legitimately would go away... don't you want that?

And this applies to... just ungodly amounts of people, from jake paul to even elon musk (just... don't touch his shit, he'll run out of money eventually with how bad he is with it), to just... name an annoying famous person and you'll name someone I've literally forgotten right now that I could never have to hear about again if people would just ignore them (unless they committed crimes, investigators are welcome to pay attention while gathering a case)

Yet the answer's always "no, we're paying so much attention to them!" and I'm just like... why? Why would you watch jake paul box? I heard about that and was like "he's still doing that shit?", and yet I guess it made a lot of money yet again and it's just like... ignore him

These people could go away, and yet

[alishirazi]

Just turn any creative idea into a remarkable brand.

[leftfieldz]

[seednft]

In this striking black and white photo, a man stands beneath an umbrella, shielding himself from the falling raindrops.

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[javier-montero]

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