I was featured another
@dialupdimension cover.
This time as the producer for this cover of
"Heads Will Roll" by Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
YouTube
Spotify
Deezer
AppleMusic
https://t.co/njiN7hSnOr
And so on…
#synthwave#darksynth#electro#cover
Get ready for a new release! One we've kept a secret from you all! Our very first collaboration, but with who?? Tune in on June 23rd to find out what song, and who we've collaborated with!
#thedialupdimension#synthwave#spotifyartist#Collab
To all of your hoping Dew/Sodo broke his ankle last night, who're laughing about it and rejoicing, wishing serious, bodily harm on someone you don't know because of fake rumors... You're fucking disgusting. You are sick and Tobias would hate you. Piss off, go touch grass.
@ghosttemplatte @Foxybouquet Exactly what I was thinking as well. That was what I was trying to get at, because to me, that would make sense. Also if we think of the New Papa as Copia's twin. Wouldn't he want to be Copia's opposite?
@GetMe2TheGeek @Foxybouquet @ghosttemplatte Exactly the point I was trying to make. But people were freaking out about the fact that the new Papa being a woman, and I just wanted to point out that it probably just meant that it's the last Papa. An eternal Papa. The opposite of Copia who sang "Nothing ever lasts forever"
@ghosttemplatte @Foxybouquet Exactly the point I was attempting to make. Papa is a title, but a noun. Adding to the title, perpetua is an adjective. The adjective has to match the noun. I don't think it's meant as a name. It's meant as this might possibly be the last Papa we get. Sweet Irony, really.
Papa: Noun, feminine, though titel given to a male.
Perpetua: Adjective, feminine.
Perpetuo: Adjective, masculine.
Papa Perpetuo: Gramatically Incorrect deflection.
Papa Perpetua: Gramatically Correct deflection.
Papa Perpetua= Papa Eternal
Hope this helps.