UGHHHHHH They're touring the southwest right now and I am like NOOOO COME SEE ME AAAA
my best friend's mom LOVED them growing up, they are music central to my childhood
So this is what a generation gap feels like
hahaha
I'm 20 and um I'm talking about like.. 8-10 years ago being the first time I heard them?? I think they only had one album out, and my friend's mom had to send them a check in the mail to buy it, because she couldn't find their stuff anywhere online
Yes, that's about the same time I heard them for the first time, around when Emotionalism came out.
It was not my childhood, let's say.
honestly they are so so SO good and probably the cause of my enjoyment of the "Sad Men Yell-Singing Over Acoustic Guitar" genre
The Ballad of Love and Hate is among my favorite songs. For a while my wife hated listening to it because it made her cry.
can you feel the struggle within?
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"Blameless Cleric" maybe you should just play sad james blake songs
I'm at work so I'll save this for later but I'll give it a listen
girllll u ain't listened to james blake
get on that
overgrown is such a good album
his last album is pretty good too and very feels
his self titled album is very good too
poo
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jake, you think you're miserable?
I'm torn between my knee jerk reaction to hating things that are getting shoved in my face a bit too much and my desire to see your criterion collection of a soul crushed into powder
UGHHHHHH They're touring the southwest right now and I am like NOOOO COME SEE ME AAAA
my best friend's mom LOVED them growing up, they are music central to my childhood
So this is what a generation gap feels like
hahaha
I'm 20 and um I'm talking about like.. 8-10 years ago being the first time I heard them?? I think they only had one album out, and my friend's mom had to send them a check in the mail to buy it, because she couldn't find their stuff anywhere online
Yes, that's about the same time I heard them for the first time, around when Emotionalism came out.
It was not my childhood, let's say.
honestly they are so so SO good and probably the cause of my enjoyment of the "Sad Men Yell-Singing Over Acoustic Guitar" genre
The Ballad of Love and Hate is among my favorite songs. For a while my wife hated listening to it because it made her cry.
yeah that is easily among my favorites too, I know all the words, it's on the morning commute playlist
how would you feel if the costume continue onto the face? Same quality and attention to detail.
Does it change?
If yes, why?
I think it changes and I think it's unfortunate that it changes. But I'm not sure why.
Yeah that's what I was thinking about. Is there a way to do it on a face that isn't insensitive? Also how awfully you could do it, by exaggerating features or something and make it really offensive even with the same intent. That's harder to do on just a hand (though probably not impossible).
UGHHHHHH They're touring the southwest right now and I am like NOOOO COME SEE ME AAAA
my best friend's mom LOVED them growing up, they are music central to my childhood
So this is what a generation gap feels like
hahaha
I'm 20 and um I'm talking about like.. 8-10 years ago being the first time I heard them?? I think they only had one album out, and my friend's mom had to send them a check in the mail to buy it, because she couldn't find their stuff anywhere online
Yes, that's about the same time I heard them for the first time, around when Emotionalism came out.
It was not my childhood, let's say.
honestly they are so so SO good and probably the cause of my enjoyment of the "Sad Men Yell-Singing Over Acoustic Guitar" genre
The Ballad of Love and Hate is among my favorite songs. For a while my wife hated listening to it because it made her cry.
yeah that is easily among my favorites too, I know all the words, it's on the morning commute playlist
that and Living of Love
of course Will You Return is also really good
I and Love and You has come on a few times in the car when we've been driving home to Brooklyn from somewhere kind of far, so that's a favorite.
UGHHHHHH They're touring the southwest right now and I am like NOOOO COME SEE ME AAAA
my best friend's mom LOVED them growing up, they are music central to my childhood
So this is what a generation gap feels like
hahaha
I'm 20 and um I'm talking about like.. 8-10 years ago being the first time I heard them?? I think they only had one album out, and my friend's mom had to send them a check in the mail to buy it, because she couldn't find their stuff anywhere online
Yes, that's about the same time I heard them for the first time, around when Emotionalism came out.
It was not my childhood, let's say.
honestly they are so so SO good and probably the cause of my enjoyment of the "Sad Men Yell-Singing Over Acoustic Guitar" genre
The Ballad of Love and Hate is among my favorite songs. For a while my wife hated listening to it because it made her cry.
yeah that is easily among my favorites too, I know all the words, it's on the morning commute playlist
that and Living of Love
of course Will You Return is also really good
I and Love and You has come on a few times in the car when we've been driving home to Brooklyn from somewhere kind of far, so that's a favorite.
Bring Your Love to Me and Part From Me always make me tear up some
Head Full of Doubt and Never Been Alive are two faves as well
ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
to me there are two kinds of blackface
there's the straight up racist charicature bullshit we all know and love
and then there's, like, the more benign and kind of unfortunate kind where you're just using a white person in place of using a person of color, which ties in to whole lots of cultural baggage and underlying issues but to me isn't really the same kind of overtly offensive thing, it's just a bad thing that sort of erases the capability of people of color
and then there's, like, a kid who wants to dress up as luke cage for halloween and since the character is black, the kid blacks his skin, and like, it's completely not racist, but also it's like
dude you don't have to do that just because the character you love has been presented to you as a black man
which, i mean, luke cage maybe not the best example since his is an explicitly black story but
okay pretend i said i dunno for some reason some kid wants to dress up as hancock after seeing the will smith movie in 2016 i don't know why that would happen but
Allegedly a voice of reason.
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and as a middle class white male i of course get to define these things but
there's the straight up racist charicature bullshit we all know and love
and then there's, like, the more benign and kind of unfortunate kind where you're just using a white person in place of using a person of color, which ties in to whole lots of cultural baggage and underlying issues but to me isn't really the same kind of overtly offensive thing, it's just a bad thing that sort of erases the capability of people of color
and then there's, like, a kid who wants to dress up as luke cage for halloween and since the character is black, the kid blacks his skin, and like, it's completely not racist, but also it's like
dude you don't have to do that just because the character you love has been presented to you as a black man
which, i mean, luke cage maybe not the best example since his is an explicitly black story but
okay pretend i said i dunno for some reason some kid wants to dress up as hancock after seeing the will smith movie in 2016 i don't know why that would happen but
isn't the second thing usually called whitewashing and not really ever blackface
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I just left my brother a message in full-on "phone voice"
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
there's the straight up racist charicature bullshit we all know and love
and then there's, like, the more benign and kind of unfortunate kind where you're just using a white person in place of using a person of color, which ties in to whole lots of cultural baggage and underlying issues but to me isn't really the same kind of overtly offensive thing, it's just a bad thing that sort of erases the capability of people of color
and then there's, like, a kid who wants to dress up as luke cage for halloween and since the character is black, the kid blacks his skin, and like, it's completely not racist, but also it's like
dude you don't have to do that just because the character you love has been presented to you as a black man
which, i mean, luke cage maybe not the best example since his is an explicitly black story but
okay pretend i said i dunno for some reason some kid wants to dress up as hancock after seeing the will smith movie in 2016 i don't know why that would happen but
isn't the second thing usually called whitewashing and not really ever blackface
yeah
i dunno if distinctions like that aren't eroding these days though
how would you feel if the costume continue onto the face? Same quality and attention to detail.
Does it change?
If yes, why?
I think it changes and I think it's unfortunate that it changes. But I'm not sure why.
Gonna go nope, at least at that level of attention of detail and absent any behavioral cues tied to specific parts being specific races.
One of the reason that blackface feels offensive is that the anatomical differences are more than just melanin content. I mean, that's like the very least of it and lots of the other reasons are about the behavior and assumptions presented while portraying it. I'm kinda assuming stitched together zombie isn't going to be making racial jokes or whatnot.
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how would you feel if the costume continue onto the face? Same quality and attention to detail.
Does it change?
If yes, why?
I think it changes and I think it's unfortunate that it changes. But I'm not sure why.
I feel like I am officially done studying for today (not that I got much done but)
time to dance while listening to røyksopp and susanne sundfør making sweet sweet love to my earballs
I'm at work so I'll save this for later but I'll give it a listen
I'd love it if you took a look at my art and my PATREON!
#injustice
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The Ballad of Love and Hate is among my favorite songs. For a while my wife hated listening to it because it made her cry.
to get this gosh darn hamilton gone
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
I'd love it if you took a look at my art and my PATREON!
girllll u ain't listened to james blake
get on that
overgrown is such a good album
his last album is pretty good too and very feels
his self titled album is very good too
I'm torn between my knee jerk reaction to hating things that are getting shoved in my face a bit too much and my desire to see your criterion collection of a soul crushed into powder
I don't think it changes because it's not meant to be a take on (shitty) humor or patronizing.
But I don't get offended by literally everything so, I may not be the best barometer for tumblr's hot take.
in posting this, you have made it about her
yeah that is easily among my favorites too, I know all the words, it's on the morning commute playlist
that and Living of Love
of course Will You Return is also really good
I'd love it if you took a look at my art and my PATREON!
I look back on where I failed, and in every place I checked the only common thread has been your disrespect
~Your obedient servant, A. Burr
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when you first met PAers you were younger than BC is now
Yeah that's what I was thinking about. Is there a way to do it on a face that isn't insensitive? Also how awfully you could do it, by exaggerating features or something and make it really offensive even with the same intent. That's harder to do on just a hand (though probably not impossible).
well I mean
I met @OnTheLastCastle when I was like 15 or something
I'd love it if you took a look at my art and my PATREON!
These young whippersnappers gots to learn like i dids yo
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I and Love and You has come on a few times in the car when we've been driving home to Brooklyn from somewhere kind of far, so that's a favorite.
It'd take more care for sure.
I think it's ridiculous to suggest that this isn't at least somewhat possible.
WERK
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Bring Your Love to Me and Part From Me always make me tear up some
Head Full of Doubt and Never Been Alive are two faves as well
I'd love it if you took a look at my art and my PATREON!
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that preview image looks familiar
I'd love it if you took a look at my art and my PATREON!
This may sound like an insult but there are so many great Peggy-isms.
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there's the straight up racist charicature bullshit we all know and love
and then there's, like, the more benign and kind of unfortunate kind where you're just using a white person in place of using a person of color, which ties in to whole lots of cultural baggage and underlying issues but to me isn't really the same kind of overtly offensive thing, it's just a bad thing that sort of erases the capability of people of color
and then there's, like, a kid who wants to dress up as luke cage for halloween and since the character is black, the kid blacks his skin, and like, it's completely not racist, but also it's like
dude you don't have to do that just because the character you love has been presented to you as a black man
which, i mean, luke cage maybe not the best example since his is an explicitly black story but
okay pretend i said i dunno for some reason some kid wants to dress up as hancock after seeing the will smith movie in 2016 i don't know why that would happen but
isn't the second thing usually called whitewashing and not really ever blackface
Embarrassing
sometimes when i am drunk i rap to my cats when the roommate isn't home
i sing anyway and beasto and the kitties protest but they cannot stop me i am an off key force of nature
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yeah
i dunno if distinctions like that aren't eroding these days though
Gonna go nope, at least at that level of attention of detail and absent any behavioral cues tied to specific parts being specific races.
One of the reason that blackface feels offensive is that the anatomical differences are more than just melanin content. I mean, that's like the very least of it and lots of the other reasons are about the behavior and assumptions presented while portraying it. I'm kinda assuming stitched together zombie isn't going to be making racial jokes or whatnot.