@ACMC_Country I hope Chappell does a cover of a Patsy Cline song like “Crazy” because the tone of Chappell’s voice when she sings ballads reminds me of Patsy Cline
@Variety When Chappell Roan sings her ballads especially “Picture You”, Chappell’s voice reminds me of Patsy Cline. I hope someday Chappell does a cover version of “Crazy”
@NathanCHubbard My guilty pleasure has been watching YouTube reactions to her album: her music has brought so much joy and happiness - she is an incredible artist. The Midwest Princess needs to keep rising.
@stereogum It is not a good look when you punch down on someone younger than you. Dave is 55 years old. Taylor is 20 years younger than him. (And, NYT music critic @joncaramanica has criticized Taylor for doing this so just applying that same standard to Dave.)
@NathanCHubbard Now that it is confirmed that Maroon = Matty. The title “Maroon” seems to be a play on words. In 2020, Matty was ticked off at Maroon 5 bc Adam Levine accused the 1975 of copying album cover. Then, in 2022, Taylor releases “Maroon” for Matty. #Midnights#TTPD
@joncaramanica@joecoscarelli Great podcast. Fun conversation. I love #TTPD because I am a fan of both Taylor Swift and the 1975. We are a niche fandom. So, love this fan service. Also, I remember listening to the Blue Nile in 1989 on WLIR radio station #iykyk
@CriticsChoice For St Patrick’s Day, 🇮🇪 recommend “The Wind that Shakes the Barley” = Oscar Winner Cillian Murphy delivers one of his best performances
https://t.co/xJpX5zZ0ni
@Variety You really need to update this list and include “The Wind that Shakes the Barley” = Cillian Murphy delivers one of his best performances https://t.co/rAU6pcJ4rf
@DiscussingFilm FYI - Cillian spoke in Irish language when he said “Go raibh mile maith agat” at end of speech, which literally means 'a thousand thank yous'. It is probably first time Irish was spoken at Oscars.