hi taylor! this is a huge long shot, but i figured it was worth asking.
my dad is battling stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, and we’ve recently learned that our time together is limited.
some of my absolute fondest memories growing up are of my dad and me sharing music. singing in the car, listening to albums together, introducing each other to songs. music has always been one of the ways we connect, and we both LOVE you.🥹
i am trying to find ways to make the time we have left together special, and nothing would be more special than mail from one of our favorite artists. if you’d be willing to send him a little note, i honestly can’t explain what that would mean to us. 🩷
thank you for being part of so many of our memories already. 🫶🏻
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Rest in peace to my sister. I have had enough of this. We have become so desensitized to this that we act like this is normal now, but it’s not. She mattered, and she meant so much to so many people, including me. Rest in peace, sweet one. 🕊️💔
I wonder if there are more historical examples of this where something happens to an individual and their name becomes sort of a slang term to refer to said event
I find it to be a rly interesting example of linguistic evolution that Charlie Kirk’s death has now become a sort of coloquialism.
Like, when someone gets shot now some people say they got “kirked” which is hilarious but also.. a whole new word that will probably live on!