I wish people would stop using the term "cancel" when it comes to what happened at AstroWorld. This isn't some little social media squabble bullshit, 8 people DIED in horrific ways and many more were injured. Calling it "cancelling" just infantilizes the issue
#canceltravisscott
Since I have 0.69 shares in Microsoft, I apparently get to vote in their annual meeting. I think it's time for a new board of directors if this is the stuff y'all are saying I should vote against.
@BrujaTuni @TheWarDoctor11@mattxiv It's like number 3 on Netflix, maybe form your own opinion from watching it instead of reading opinions from people who use clickbait without including the full context?
@Karen_Kong_@TheWarDoctor11@mattxiv And was that opinion based on actually watching the special instead of immediately jumping on the bandwagon? Oh wait, I highly doubt it.
have decided to release the very first prance nft, just $60,000 and u can own a piece of twitter history (don’t save the image or screenshot pls it’s not nice)
@Mau1019@GuitarsScotch@alifeinwords@eliwilsonpelton "as it used to be" while I understand what you're saying, it is very easy to filter out memories of "Pac Man Fever" and New Kids on the Block in favour of more meaningful memories, whereas it is too soon look back on the 2020s and filter out the "crap" hahaha
@GuitarsScotch@alifeinwords@eliwilsonpelton I'd recommend the 2001 "Josie and the Pussycats" film which satirizes the music industry, corporate creations of idols, product placement, and subliminal messaging to get an idea of what I'm talking about. The phenomena you're mentioning has been prominent for decades
@GuitarsScotch@alifeinwords@eliwilsonpelton The ironic, sanctimonious, and snobbish sense of generational superiority portrayed is based in subjective nostalgia and not an objective viewpoint of reality. How can people really believe that only the current generation has media created by corporations to cater to new trends?