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it's like the conservatives who get their life from colbertlike seriously, what made you guys think it would be a good idea to learn about social issues from comedians and cartoons?
it's like the conservatives who get their life from colbertlike seriously, what made you guys think it would be a good idea to learn about social issues from comedians and cartoons?
it's like the conservatives who get their life from colbert
does every shitlord use louis ck and south park to justify their shitty behavior?
like seriously, what made you guys think it would be a good idea to learn about social issues from comedians and cartoons?
I just get uncomfortable when people use the word tbh, if anything it seems childish to me. As kids everyone just threw that word around as an insult without thinking at all.
Just because you call all your friends by the term doesn't mean everyone has to like it.
I don't dislike the song, I just find him using that word a little embarassing and uncomfortable.
it's exactly like that. They are so oblivious to the fact that the viewpoint they hold is being mocked, not promoted.
eminem should consider writing for the westboro baptist church
Dope track. Great flow. The technical skill is off the charts.
However, he's still lacking something for me. I don't blame him for it, all artists seem to go this route after a while.
Also, I don't care for the "ol lookin boy" portion. It's just weird to me.
He was copying the flow and pattern from the Hot Stylz's song. I don't quite see why he did that though.
Thanks for the reference, I'll check it out when I get off of work. I don't think it was terrible or anything, maybe it felt out of place to me...? It didn't add anything to the track for me, it came off as the weakest portion.
Nice flow, not too sure about the cover art though.
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They played this on your country station? What what. Uncensored and all?
Is this real?
Because that's embarrassing.
Wow, thanks for the link. Great track (what is that chorus? sounds familiar.)
Except it isn't the same at all.
South Park was about how the word has evolved over time. Louis CK described it as he always used it and thought of it as a word akin to douche. That in today's society it is not a single meaning word.