[ SECRET POST #6535 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6535 ⌋

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[Mo Dao Zu Shi, "Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation"]



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Comments

[fscom]

06. https://i.imgur.com/b6szSPY.png

[(Anonymous)]

See also, quite famously, Bruce Springsteen's "Born In The USA"

Historically speaking, basic comprehension is not their forte.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sure Bruce didn't intend this but the "yellow man" line sounded racist

[(Anonymous)]

Only slightly related, but a review of Wicked where some mom was mad to learn it was about witchcraft because her kids were big fans of Ariana Grande and wanted to see Princess Ariana crossed my Tumblr dash, and like... Ariana Grande? "Top 40 hits about wanting to get fucked harder, getting fucked so much she can't walk straight, and about 69-ing" Ariana Grande? I know she was on a Nickelodeon show, but they were either trolling or not familiar with any of her work from the past decade.

[(Anonymous)]

Same idiots who are mad at Sabrina Carpenter for her "slutty" moves on stage.

Uh, maybe take your eight-year-old to see some kiddie band or the Nutcracker instead?

[(Anonymous)]

Rage Against the Machine fans too! What did you think the machine was?

[(Anonymous)]

Some of those that work forces

Are the same that burn crosses

[thewakokid]

I liked them better when the machine was the government, and not he people who dont listen to the government

[(Anonymous)]

A quibble. Yes, the republican “fans” are total morons. But Green Day did not start out political. They didn’t even start out as new American punk or whatever they call it. I know a lot of people who loved them when they first hit the scene only to be very disappointed in the direction they took their sound.

[(Anonymous)]

All music is political. You cannot divorce politics from music. There is just politics you notice and politics you don't notice.

[(Anonymous)]

In "Dookie" (their 2nd studio album), the song "Coming Clean" is about Billie Joe Armstrong coming to terms with being bisexual.
Even if it's not intended to be political, it is because many politicians would/do not protect or even acknowledge queer identity or rights.
So Billie coming out as bi is both personal and political. It wasn't his choice to be political but he understood that coming out is a political statement. Again, not because Billie wanted to be political, but because the country we live in makes it so.

[thewakokid]

+1

I didn't HATE american idiot, but I liked it their music better when they weren't Political. (Fuck off, no not a art is political, that is a motte and bailey, but even then you know I'm talking political as in "lecturing about voting policy and praising / criticising political figures / political parties.")

[(Anonymous)]

wHeN dId StAr TrEk BeCoMe PoLiTiCaL? Always has been.

[(Anonymous)]

I hear you... but also, American Idiot comes from a different time in politics. To be an outlaw, to be punk rock, in 2024 is to be on the other side. Fans who protested Dubya in 2004, who voted for Obama in 2008, have found themselves in recent years under the the boot of a corporate and cultural elite that is preachy and condescending to them. They really don't want to hear the same thing from a band they loved.

[(Anonymous)]

This isn't even a dogwhistle, it's a foghorn.

[(Anonymous)]

"Cultural elite," lol.

The culture is completely segmented and fragmented by age and genre today.

Nobody is oppressed by a cultural elite in any country with streaming music and media.

[thewakokid]

Yeah...

Cheney was campaigning blue this year. Bands who, in 2004, would tell you spit on Dick Cheney are now telling you if you dont vote the same as him you're a nazi.

Rage against the machine were telling people to shut up, stop complaining, and do what the government say because they know best.

All punks die young. Some are buried inside their grave, most are buried inside a mouthpiece for the things they once hated.

[(Anonymous)]

Crap album.

[(Anonymous)]

ok edgelord

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, I'm not a Green Day fan and I personally loved it. I liked the story and it resonated with me since I grew up in the Bush era.

[(Anonymous)]

vastly prefer Ramones and Sex Pistols classic punk to Green Day

[(Anonymous)]

not op but hard same! I laughed hysterically when I found out they call themselves punk

[(Anonymous)]

Only thing funnier are stupid right-wing (is that a tautology?) Rage Against the Machine fans...

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's hilarious too. I went to one of their concerts a few years ago where they had the crowd chanting, "No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA", and the people next to us seemed visibly confused.

[(Anonymous)]

The weird punk gatekeeping in the comments is sending me. Aren't most "punk rockers" near retirement age now? LMAO Dude, all your "fuck the system, we're real punks" shit still got your neck under the boot of The Man. Why not demand the government actually make retirement feasible for you than arguing with millenials and Gen Z's about what "real punk" is according to your 20th century tastes?