Apparently, there were a fair number of spicy folks in the comments section suggesting that this dude didn't pull the song off on a budget. I mean, come on. You don't know if the car was actually his. You don't know if anything that we're seeing him use at all is in fact his.
ANTONYMPH is about indulging your passions and fixations, regardless of if some internet rando wastes their time berating you for it. There's so many things in the world and online to fall in love with and to find happiness in, and you should never feel ashamed of it if your intentions are genuine. I used to feel guilty about enjoying music that wasn't rock or classical, so I wrote an epic dancepop anthem as a message to my childhood self. I used to feel self conscious about my love for MLP and other fictional media, so I embraced the most unapologetically pony themes. And it was a long journey to becoming as openly queer as I am, so I queercoded this song an album so deeply to fulfill that previously empty and dark part of my heart. I imagined this scenario where the usually-reserved Fluttershy discovers a passion for the internet, making friends (and partners) online, and indulging in the colourful world of songs and videos and shitposts it has to offer.
The music video itself is filled to the brim with tons of little secrets and details, especially lots of references to some of our favourite things from around 2007 - 2013. In some cases, I asked illustrators and animators to pick something that inspired them the most from that era and they came up with stuff that I had even completely forgot about up until then. It's like a retroactive time capsule, or perhaps a musical and visual scrapbook. I also included lots of photo and video memories and moments throughout my life; spot them all, and you have a window into my life as far back as 2010, up until now.
This song and music video was a passion project. I wrote most of it in isolation, but eventually opened up to writing it with a few of my closest friends. It felt right to be able to share this experience with them. The moment I started to realize what this song was becoming, I began to organize the music video. Overall this was the hardest song on the album to make and the most ambitious music video I've ever taken on. Please read the rest of the description and acknowledge the brilliant collaborators that I shared this creative space with. It was a huge honour and we all worked so hard to make this happen.
Tom MacDonald has broken the internet again with his latest viral anti-woke anthem, 'Snowflakes.' Last month MacDonald bought Eminem's NFT beat for $100K and turned it into his own ode to the rap icon from the perspective of the infamous 'Stan' character. A pretty expensive stunt just to become a viral sensation, but hey, it worked. Now the 32-year-old is making his mark as 2021's most provocative rapper, perhaps in an effort to actually become the next Eminem.
You know who hates America the most? Americans.
Trigger warnings used to be on TV for seizures
And now they're everywhere to protect millennials' feelings
It's difficult to tell whether he's succeeded in 'owning the libs' with his spicy bars, or if his haters are mostly just offended by how bad the track is. Whether you're genuinely triggered or ironically delighted by MacDonald's epic anti-woke summer jam, you've got to admit—the man knows how to go viral.
Have you ever seen a bird dancing perfectly on beat to music? Well, you're about to, and your heart is going to melt so hard. Meet Griffi, the rescued featherless dancing cockatoo, who has an enormous love for music. Griffi is the ultimate proof that being different should never stop you from being happy and gettin' down to some music.
We have previously seen Griffi dancing and singing to MJ, and now, we're giving her some love again by watching her get down with some Biggie music. She is one of the happiest birds we have ever seen. This is the moment you fall in love with a bird, ladies and gentlemen, so prepare yourselves.
Just in case you were ever in any kind of doubt about what kind of literal magic can be accomplished with a saxophone, this guy's performance will put all of that to rest.
So, this very well might've just skyrocketed to the top of the charts when it comes to our favorite cover of "Psycho Killer." The falsetto was just plain old wicked.
I don't know about you guys, but the classic relaxation methods just aren't working for me. Like, I don't need yoga - I need a vodka soda, STAT. Apparently, that's frowned upon because society is always watching and judging me. I'm sorry people are so jealous of me, but I can't help it that I'm popular.
We're all just balls of anxiety on the verge of exploding, but I'm not gonna let that explosion happen. Because I love you ladies so much, I've come up with brand-new, better ways to calm TF down, instead of the boring sh*t that the professionals came up with because those are such a drag. Enjoy my genius, and seize the day!
Metal isn't for everyone. And we don't really have to say that. Being a fan of heavy, dark, and often evil-sounding music isn't for everyone. You could say it's an acquired taste. But once you've acquired that taste? You're a metalhead for life. And as is the case with most art forms, metal (and its many subgenres) has become the subject of quite a few memes. There are quite a few subreddits and even a Facebook page dedicated to memes of the metal variety. This collection features a little bit of everything. Wholesome metal memes.Memes for Meshuggah fans. And then, of course, memes that roast people who claim to listen to "everything." Cuz let's face it: not everyone can handle this sh*t.
It's only a matter of time before you end up crossing paths with a toxic mess of a human being who blindly insists on spreading ignorance and entitlement into the atmosphere. This particular entitled Karen was really on one when it came to not being understanding in the slightest bit over some scheduling issues for her kid's guitar lessons. Fortunately though, the guitar teacher was more than ready to put Karen in her place.
Just in case you were in need of a reason to absolutely love birds, then this is the video for you. It's really the bird's passion that takes this performance to the next level. Left it all out there.
Eurovision 2021 has been a long anticipated event. Last year was the first time it didn't take place due to obvious reasons. It is the the most popular international singing competition in the world, and there are always a butt-load of surprises.This year, however, was full of record breaking scores and unconventional performances.
Italy won for the first time in over 3 decades.
San Marion received their first ever 12 points in a Eurovision final.
For the first time in 15 years, a band won first place: Italy's @Maneskinofficial
Israel's @Eden_Alene broke the record for the highest note sung is Eurovision history
Ireland and the United Kingdom finished lead last in the semi and grand final, respectively, for the second year in a row.
There was clearly a lot to talk about, and Twitter users go into it very quickly.
It's difficult to find anybody who seriously dislikes music. Hearing the right song at the right moment is an unrivalled dopamine hit, and helping to create it is even better.
Naturally, this means that the music listening and making process blends very well with memes. This is the formula that r/musicmemes is based upon, bringing us the finest musical funnies that the internet has to offer. In honor of those who bring all the tunes we love into our life, enjoy this selection of music-related memes.
It's like, when you're watching it, you almost feel bad. But then again, without this fail-packed masterpiece we wouldn't have all of the cringe that we do.
We buy so much garbage we don't even need, even though we're convinced it's essential. Then again, it's 2021, and women deserve to be living their best life. Certain products have become integral to doing just that. A Redditor started a thread to ask fellow women about items they purchased that significantly improved their lives for the better, and they're pretty mundane, ranging from an electric toothbrush to IKEA furniture to Spotify Premium. It's the little things in life, huh? Here's a list of simple things that could surprisingly make your life. What would you add to the list? Let us know in the comments.
Some people really love their thunderstorm noises. These days we have a wealth of apps that are specifically designed to deliver that noise because apparently it can be quite relaxing. Um, those apps can't hold a candle to this choir's take on a thunderstorm though. We're talking about some truly magical stuff.
