#graham dunne edits

[reasonsmandy]

“ There were a lot of good days back then ”

It's official, I'm sobbing > more edits

[birthdaysentiment]

How are you and Graham? He told you? I've known Graham since he's 17 years old, okay? I've never seen him smile this much in his life. We're just having fun. Why just? Oh, God. You like him, though? Yeah, you like him. I do like him. And… he loves you.

KAREN SIRKO and GRAHAM DUNNE Daisy Jones & The Six (2023) | Track 4-6

[violet-bridgerton]

KAREN SIRKO and GRAHAM DUNNE

in Daisy Jones & The Six - Track 4: I Saw the Light

[floencepugh]

⋅☆ DAISY JONES & THE SIX ☆⋅

TRACK 4: I SAW THE LIGHT

[nanstgeorge]

you know when she had me? when i knew that song was fucking great? when she said, "when you think of me, i hope it ruins rock 'n' roll."

[fqvoritism]

You don't believe me?

track 1 -> track 8

[vikingsisthenewsexy]

im in total shock

from sebastian instagram

[marvelobsessed134]

A rough idea of how I visualized The Six’s debut album in the book

[charliespoorasshole]

i love daisy jones and the six, the hit comedy show on amazon prime

[fleursfairiesedits]

best character

[cruelgabby]

Daisy Jones & The Six

we unravelled a long time ago, we lost and couldn’t let it go, i wish it was easy but it isn’t so. so baby, oh we could make a good thing bad

[reasonsmandy]

Hey everyone, I decided to make an Instagram account to post my edits since the whole tiktok muted my edits 💀💀 Could you follow me there? I'll be sooo happy, thank you!

[widovva]

𝒊𝗰꩜𝗻𝘀 𓏲 daisy jones and the six

if you save them, like or reblog 𑁤

[charlesleclerrc]

DAISY JONES & THE SIX (2023)

[elsaqueenofstress]

some djats fans are very very insufferable when it comes to the whole "unreliable narrator" aspect of the story. an unreliable narrator is a character who lacks complete credibility or accuracy in their retelling of the story, which is what you get in the book. however, it's not because Everyone Is Lying All The Time On Purpose: it's because they all have literally different perspectives on each moment. warren and graham are convinced that "the six" sounds like "the sex" because it's what they felt at the time, but billy and karen disagree. daisy and billy think that the aurora cover is gorgeous and iconic because it spotlights them, while everyone else rolls their eyes at how predictable it is. warren still believes, forty years later, that karen was hooking up with one of the roadies because graham and karen's relationship was a secret, so his stories are sometimes completely false. graham can't view karen's choice to get an abortion as hers, and emphasizes his own betrayal over the feelings she expressed to him because they hurt too much. things like that!

"unreliable narration" doesn't just mean lying all the time, and it gets a little lame to watch people (most of whom are d/b shippers) claim that's the case. the book's opening lines aren't "they could have been making this shit up!" – they're "some [interviewees] were more forthcoming than others...on matters both big and small, sometimes accounts of the same events differ. the truth often lies, unclaimed, in the middle." there were probably details that characters left out on purpose, but why would everyone, especially after having not spoken in years, have agreed to completely lie about everything? billy tells his grown, adult daughter about cheating on her mother repeatedly, about missing her birth during his addiction, about the deep attraction he felt for daisy. people are so desperate for their ship to have been physically canon that they disregard these details and claim that he was just protecting julia's feelings (again, she's like forty at this point??) or that he and daisy agreed to leave out their apparently torrid affair (which especially falls apart after tjr released the bonus pages, where camila explicitly tells daisy "don't try to sugarcoat anything on my behalf" and daisy promises to do so). it does a disservice to whatever shreds of nuance or subtlety the book had, all traces of which the show decided to throw out the window in favor of cw-level drama and clunky character arcs

anyway the show's reasoning that "this is what really happened!!!" technically doesn't even hold up bc they changed too many random details lmao. like no matter how strong whatever they were smoking during the seventies was, i don't think it was enough for them to mass hallucinate the twins and pete, collectively forget what month they played chicago stadium, and all pretend like graham and karen didn't tell them about their relationship...? loved the casting loved some of the songs loved simone's plot but that was Not a good show methinks

[nanstgeorge]

I don't take shots I know I'll miss. I don't think you'll miss, Dunne.